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TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:47pm On Aug 12, 2013
tolma28: #120k
tolma28: but I have a business which I run with my wife outside my normal employment. And I have d cac cert and evidence of tax payment for business transactions.
Actually, a salary of N120k per month is NOT bad if you have good savings, it will only be bad if there is evidence that you are financially struggling: that is when they would doubt your intentions considering that "you are going to spend about 4x your monthly salary in a week or two holiday"
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 7:25pm On Aug 11, 2013
[quote author=chris.a]By itinerary i meant whether i must state the things i intend to do while there or places i intend to visit..thanks for the link though.[/quote]Perfect.
You are required to show details of itinerary
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 4:34pm On Aug 11, 2013
[quote author=chris.a]I dont know the link to the UK online application as i plan to apply online today and go to the drop my documents tomorrow. Also must i include my itinery in the UK with my application?.thanks.[/quote]You can apply for a UK visa online in this link:
http://www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk
As for the question on itinerary, I hope you're not thinking that itinerary means flight ticket. DO NOT BOOK A TICKET BEFORE HAVING YOUR VISA, you would loose your money if it is refused
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice:
olu1234567: You cant just reaaply online like that you have to call them and tell them about te mistake you made i think the charge for reapplying/ or fresh application is 25k, i was there when someone had a similar problem and she paid 25k. So call their helpline and tell them you made a mistake, because i am sure you read the part that said once you submit you cant go back to your application, my advise is that you call their visa helplines before reapplying. Because they might be wondering why the same person with the same passport no has 2 applications and they might think you are being dodgy and they might ban you for 10 years
Not quite so, actually, it is allowed to abandon an incomplete or existing application and then to fill a fresh form, it is not a necessity to continue with an already submitted application: a person can discontinue with an already submitted application, there is no problem whatsoever with that.
An application filled and submitted online does not take effect (nor is it attended to) until the appearance and the bio-data submission of the applicant.
Now, if he filled an application and submitted it online, and then realises that he made a mistake, it is ok for him to abandon the application and make a fresh one, the former one will not even come into effect: it is only after he has attended the embasy and has submitted the printed copy of the application form; and his bio-data taken that it becomes too late
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice:
tolma28: @justwise, yes is work related, is abt travels and Hospitality and am actually planning on sponsoring myself. Am actually workin in a 3 star hotel.
Perhaps you understood "work related" as: being in the same field and correspondence with the nature of your job, but that is not what Justwise meant.
Now, I do not need to reiterate the question because I can see the answer from your post that (although the program that you propose to attend in the UK may be in line with the nature of your job, but) it is not work related otherwise, you wouldn't be spending your own money to sponsor the trip.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:12pm On Aug 08, 2013
[quote author=Deolu_1993]I am applying for the tier 4 general student visa. And the website says all d documents used in obtaining the CAS should be original and my alevel result is one of the documents.[/quote]You didn't state in previous post that you were applying for a student visa. Well, you have to play by the rules
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice:
Dis Guy: considering you are going for a specific reason/date, you should apply as soon as you can IMO, explaining your full financial circumstances and cash inflow since that's what was only thing mentioned for refusal-hopefully they dont take it as lodgement- your contribution is not traceable from your account- except you guys have some sort of contract, you can use as evidence

@ Justwise,Vic, Londoncool et al-- can you help?
I don't think there is any amount of documents or details that would be accepted as valid explanation for such lump sum "contribution money".
It is important to remember that these people do not have the mentality of Africans, therefore, in their perspectives, (though it is not illegal, but) it is not legitimate either to do such unlicensed money contribution in Europe (especially in this terror era).
So, telling a visa officer that the obvious money lodgement was from unlicensed money contributions will not help at all
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 7:54pm On Aug 07, 2013
Quailbirdfarmer: Good day to all in the house, am new in this trend i have some one i uk who want to help in processing 2yrs working visa in his company but said i should paid my visa fees by myself in my country, please i need uk embassy address in lagos and their visa fees site link.
Thanks to all.
You're dealing with a scammer in my arrogant opinion
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 3:39pm On Aug 07, 2013
[quote author=Deolu_1993]Hey guys pls I have a question to ask..so basically I wanted to know if someone can make an application with their statement of results if their original certificate is not available at the time of application. Would it affect the rest of the application if I use state,ent of results with the school stamp on it? Thanks for your anticipated reply[/quote]What type of visa are you applying for?
Well, whatever category it may be, the embassy has little or nothing to do with your school results, it is not a requirement
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 3:37pm On Aug 07, 2013
nubia doll: Hello Guys,

Please I would need you advise on my refusal of my visa application. should I re apply soon or later in the year? I wanted to attend my brother's wedding which would be taking place 31st of August 2013 which I put about N590,000 into my account few days to submission of my documents. I got the money from my monthly contribution of 50,000 per month which I collected cash and pay it into my account myself. but this information wasn't stated in the application form . I was refused based on these grounds:

in order to be able to make a decision on whether or not to grant you entry clearance in this category I have taken into account your stated circumstances in Nigeria, the reason for your visit and your proposed travel arrangements. you have declared that you are employed by X company earning N145,530 (594 pounds) per month and spend N 30,000 (122 POUNDS) supporting your family. you state that you are married with a child. you have provided a bank statement from GTBank that shows additional deposits which don't appear to be commensurate to your stated income. I am therefore not satisfied that the bank statement provides an accurate reflection of your economic circumstances. Therefore, on the balance of probabilities. I am not satisfied that you are genuinely seeking entry as a visitor for a limited period not exceeding 6 months or that you intend to leave the United Kingdom at the end of the visit as required by paragraph 41(I) and (ii) of hc395.

I would appreciate your genuine advise. thank you.
It will be impossible to get a visa with your kind of bank statement
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 3:35pm On Aug 07, 2013
wola44: Please where can i download UK application form for first time visitor/ training
http://www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:41am On Aug 07, 2013
oloriesther: @ olu1234567
Thanx olu1234567 for your response. The last few deposite made into my account aside my salary were refund of loans i gave two of my friends( 120k and 67k).How do I explain this to the visa officer?I would like to reapply by end of August when my balance will be a little about 1M due to the deposite of my July and August Salary.Though some other withdrawals have been made from the account since the last statement submitted on July 5.Your prompt response will be appreciated.
These petty lodgements aren't going to be problem especially if the fund in the account is not built up on them (meaning, such lodgements do not make the majority of the money in the account): there has to be other inconsistencies in your account altogether in order for this kind of petty lodgements to come into question. It is different if someone who has (let's assume) N450.000 in his account and he credits N550.000 into the account, now, that is the definition of MONEY LODGEMENT
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice:
Vicjustice: You're applying for a tourist visa and you're considering requesting for a review?
Why not use a fraction of the energy, time and resources that you would waste on that to make a fresh application?
You're applying for a tourist visa and you're considering requesting for a review?
Why not use a fraction of the energy, time and resources that you would waste on that to make a fresh application?
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 12:43am On Aug 06, 2013
target007: @LondonCool, Your judgement of the situation is very poor and wrong ... I couldn't get advice from you ... what do you mean 'out smarting the ECO'... Yes when they did the bookings they had issues with credit card but they thought it was rectified and never checked the booking until they goot the visa refusal.

The training company is reputable ...check [url]hhtp://www.thegtcgroup.com[/url]. Sometimes we let our dirty minds becloud our judgement ...just like the UK ECO I am amazed that you were towing the same line of judgement the ECO took to refuse the visa I think you need to understand that not all Nigerians wants to disappear into the UK, some are really going there for genuine business and deals to better their lives... at least ask some sensible questions and you'll get corresponding sensible answers.

Anyway, please does any one has any idea what we can do to get this visa approve this time around?

I'm surprised that you are still asking for ideas from anyone despite having shown serious ungratefulness in your post, displaying such vicious attack on someone who freely tried to help you, how are we sure that you won't attack us also?
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice:
oloriesther: Vicjustice

Goodafter Vicjustice,

Please i was refuse a UK visa today. find attached my refusal letter. I applied for a tourist visa for 10days holiday. I submitted my 6months payslip and bank statement with account balance of 601K.I intend to reapply next week attached a letter of explaination to my application and my account bal now is 823k becos of the deposite of my july salary.
I need your candid advice opinion & guideline on how to go about it.
Though, I believe that I have perfect eyesight, not needing glasses, but these blurring scanned letter are really putting my eyes to test: I'm not willing to read through all.
However, I'm able to establish the reason(s) for the refusal and to predict the outcome of the application that you intend to put next. Look, if someone is refused a visa on the basis of financial circumstances, it is highly likely that s/he would be refused again if s/he applies again within a short time, and this is your case.
The visa officer can see that your intended trip will greatly affect your finance (you barely have enough money to fund the trip) and it is a very suspect that you wouldn't like to return to Nigeria where you would be left with no money to live on: thus compelling you to want to remain in the UK after your visa has expired.
Of course it is not impossible to get a visa with the amount that you have, but then, it would take the discretion of the visa officer to take your job and earnings into consideration and judge that they are good ties to make you want to return home: but you don't want to be at the mercy of the mood of a visa officer, therefore I like to encourage you to cancel your intention and apply again in due time (when your finance improves and is established) because, adding one more salary into your account will not make much of a difference therefore, I see yet another refusal if you apply instantly.
Cheers.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:19am On Aug 02, 2013
taiwoliu: Hi bro, am trying to process for a visa but ran into a situation am not too clear with regarding d statement of account of sponsor to be used.
D acct has registered a constant balance of over 600k for more than 6months in d past, but it currently stands at a lower but constant balance of 300k. Is it still advisable to use d acct considering that it is lower than 600k or shld I get another acct?
You're using a sponsor who has N300k balance in his bank account statement and you expect the visa officer to believe that you'd be a genuine visitor to the UK?
That would be impossible even with the 600k. By the way, it is obvious that your sponsor will run out of cash.., that is not what the visa officer wants.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 8:40pm On Aug 01, 2013
propofol: .
That was my first time actually and i got a two year multiple entry visa. So justwise please answer the question.Vicjustice please try to be a bit patient. Its just visa now. you dont have to discipline us all the time all in the name of traveling o for holiday oooooooo
Why are you guys desiring to be pampered and given excessive indulgence?
This is a discussion forum, therefore, everyone who uses such media should learn to accept fair criticism.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice:
propofol: HELLO GUYS,
I got a two year multiple entry visa TO THE UK in 2011. Its expiring this month. I used it twice. Can i apply for another two year visa? When can i apply? I'll probably travel in February.
This is definitely not the first or the second time that you're applying for a visa... Therefore I'm disappointed because, I suppose you're too experienced to be asking this.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:40am On Aug 01, 2013
FrontPageLawyer: Please is it also advisable to book hotels from booking company e.g www.booking.com?
The site is ok, but you can use Google search too
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:39am On Aug 01, 2013
FrontPageLawyer: Good morning the gurus. For someone visiting, westminster abbey, buckingham palace, big ben and london underground, which city, area can you advise such applicant book hotel reservation? As i understand it is compulsory as a tourist to always book hotel close to your attraction centres. Thank you
Your best option is www.Google.com, for more reliable information
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:37am On Aug 01, 2013
baslone: @justwise or @vicJustice

Big ups guys! I picked up my 6months Visa this afternoon. smiley

Your support- Appreciated!!! kiss
Proudlygemini: Thank Vicjusttice, I picked up my 6mnths visa, really appreciate.
I'm really delighted to hear these testimonies and appreciations. Well done.
TravelRe: Main Reasons Many Are Refused Visas by Vicjustice(op): 8:51pm On Jul 31, 2013
[quote author=Mr.Sky123]Vjustice ,Justwise and others,pls let put head together on this issue. I have this cousin who is going for his visa interview at the German embassy next week.The problem now is that he is in a delima and he came to me for advise.His problem is this: In the Germany visa form,there is a space where they asked if he has visited another state (including Germany) using another identity or nationality? The truth according to him was that he has lived in Austria in 2004 as an asylum seeker with another name and different nationality not Nigeria and in that same 2004 he tried to enter UK with another persons passport and he was caught at the airport in UK where his finger prints were taken and he was sent back to Austria.
Now he is a successful business man in Nigeria,married with 4 kids,have his own company,and more than 6 million naira in his bank account.
His questions are this: (1) Should he tick yes in the question that he had tried migrating to the UK in 2004 and lived in Austria as an asylum using different names and nationality or should he said no since these incidence happened 9 yrs ago though his finger prints were all taken in the two countries.
Before giving your answers,pls know that the Germany embassy in Nigeria is now collecting peoples finger prints,will they see his fingerprints in those countries if he said No. (2) if he said the truth to them,what is the implication for him towards granting him the visa?
Another issue is that he booked appointment for interview at the German embassy three months ago and along the line he was bereaved and as a result,he couldn't attend the interview and he forgot to cancel the appointment,what is also the implication of this for him during his interview next week.[/quote]There would be no problem if he declared the truth pertaining to what happened in 2004 because, the German/Schengen punishment for his violation as at then was 3 to 5 years ban, so he should be clear even though they can still see his offense. But if he tried to hide it, he will face a fresh exclusion which he would regret dearly.
As for the UK, even though the 10 years ban regulation was not in place as at 2004, but as long as his offence is not older than 10 years, he will still get banned any time he comes to their attention, so it is safe for him to wait until 10 years has elapsed in 2014
TravelRe: His Fingerprints Were Taken 10 Yrs Ago In Austria & Uk by Vicjustice:
[quote author=Mr.Sky123]Vjustice ,Justwise and others,pls let put head together on this issue. I have this cousin who is going for his visa interview at the German embassy next week.The problem now is that he is in a delima and he came to me for advise.His problem is this: In the Germany visa form,there is a space where they asked if he has visited another state (including Germany) using another identity or nationality? The truth according to him was that he has lived in Austria in 2004 as an asylum seeker with another name and different nationality not Nigeria and in that same 2004 he tried to enter UK with another persons passport and he was caught at the airport in UK where his finger prints were taken and he was sent back to Austria.
Now he is a successful business man in Nigeria,married with 4 kids,have his own company,and more than 6 million naira in his bank account.
His questions are this: (1) Should he tick yes in the question that he had tried migrating to the UK in 2004 and lived in Austria as an asylum using different names and nationality or should he said no since these incidence happened 9 yrs ago though his finger prints were all taken in the two countries.
Before giving your answers,pls know that the Germany embassy in Nigeria is now collecting peoples finger prints,will they see his fingerprints in those countries if he said No. (2) if he said the truth to them,what is the implication for him towards granting him the visa?
Another issue is that he booked appointment for interview at the German embassy three months ago and along the line he was bereaved and as a reusult,he couldn't attend the interview and he forgot to cancel the appointment,what is also the implication of this for him during his interview next week.[/quote]There would be no problem if he declared the truth pertaining to what happened in 2004 because, the German/Schengen punishment for his violation as at then was 3 to 5 years ban, so he should be clear even though they can still see his offense. But if he tries to hide it, he will face a fresh exclusion which he would regret dearly.
As for the UK, even though the 10 years ban regulation was not in place as at 2004, but as long as his offence is not older than 10 years, he will still get banned any time he comes to their attention, so it is safe for him to wait until 10 years has elapsed in 2014.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 9:42am On Jul 31, 2013
adeniyi bolanle: sir i must say tha it is a big questions indeed, dont av much personal money but i av land property, evidence of relatiolship, i hope marriage cert of him n my mum, some pictures wil be ok? i wil be returning to nigeria to continue my education. my stepfather is sponsoring me becos of the love he has for my mum and he took me as his son. my biological father is late. 500,000Naira is available. hope that is gud enough?
Let's take this on the basis of credit: If you were under 18 as at the time that your mother married your step-father, you would have a reasonable ground to officially present him as your step-dad, but if older, there is no official ground to claim that even if you call him step-father.
Your land-property or even a completed house is not relevant in visa application, only the properties that are deemed to be needing your managerial responsibility and obligation that would make you want to return to Nigeria may be considered.
As for returning to Nigeria to continue your education, that would depend on what you are studying, for example, students who are studying (and doing well in) professional courses like Engineering, Medicine, Law etc would stand better chances than those studying History or Theology etc.
And as for the "LOVE" reason that your step-dad is sponsoring you, that would be utterly ridiculous.
Finally, the onus would be on you to convince the visa officer that the fund is indeed available for you and that you have access to the money.
Well, if you are willing to hear my honesty, i am of the opinion that you are going to waste your time and money... i hope i'm wrong.
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 11:53pm On Jul 30, 2013
feyi4luv: Wat do you suggest I do now mmy husband is a civil servant but he does not maintain a good account or can I include his pay slip wat are the correction dat needs to be done would ve try dubai but no one to go with.my brother inlwaw is also going to the uk by september so I wanted going with hm
You didn't mention in your earlier post that your brother in-law is going with you to the UK, you only said that he is your sponsor, so I assumed you're travelling alone under the claimed sponsorship.
If the person that you presented as your sponsor is travelling with you, your chance is more than 75% better than if you claim you are traveling alone using a sponsor: even higher if you're applying for the visa together.
Your success now depends on the credibility of the calibre of your sponsor, his integrity and accountability would be taken into consideration
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 8:15pm On Jul 30, 2013
adeniyi bolanle: . sir my cousin that invited me works in NHS in which he sent his payslips, two bank statements, credit card statement, leter indicating his home address and phone number, Voters slip, his data page and some other document. i added letter of atestation from my school in which my a 400l biochemistry student, some of my school fees receipts,id cards, acceptance fee recept and d person sponsoring me is my step ather with d available balance of 2rmilion. dis shuld be ok nw?
The big questions that the visa officer would ask you are these:
Do you have any personal money?
Why is your step father sponsoring you to travel to the UK?
How will your travel benefit him?
What are the evidence of your relationship with your "step father"?
How much money is available to you for this trip?
How can you demonstrate that his money is available for your use?
Where is your biological father?
What will you be returning to Nigeria for?

Judge for yourself whether you are able to satisfyingly answer these questions in honesty.
TravelRe: A Comprehensive List Of The Documents Required For Visas by Vicjustice(op): 6:53pm On Jul 30, 2013
debolay: @justwise

Please i need your opinion on this

My mum in law has a british passport (got it in the 80s). for reasons best known to her she didn't file for her daughter (now my wife age 31+) we have 2 kids. First child was given birth to in the uk. we all have uk visas, i visit the uk frequently.
my mum inlaw now lives in ireland. she suggested that she can process my children's documents in ireland especially my first child because she was given birth to in the uk. Please how possible is this?
There are some countries (like Greece, Cyprus, Israel etc) that have some flexible regulations that entitle anyone who is able to prove that s/he is a descendant of their citizen to claim citizenship irrespective of the generation, age or place of birth: this is the avenue through which many people who were more or less lost generation Greeks (in Russia, Georgia and environs) returned to Greece... these returnees are called Pontios.
If your wife was born outside the UK (and her Mother was already a british citizen before her birth), she could have claimed her citizenship before she turned 18 years of age, but now that she is over, she can not become a citizen by parental rights.

And as for your children, (though i can't recall, but) i suppose that your Mother in-law can put in applications for the grand children who are under 18 to claim the British citizenship: that is if she was already a British before the birth of their mother, but if later, then forget it
Why not encourage your in-law to call in the home office and inquire?
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 6:01pm On Jul 30, 2013
adeniyi bolanle: sir what are my chances, i av submitted my application before i realized that i did not state when my holiday started and when it is goin to end, i thought of it but becos of the indefinite ASUU strike i did not state it. ever since then my mind has not being at rest, though every oda thing is intact only just that. pls wht are my chances?
If you meet other requirements and if the visa officer is satisfied of your intentions and trusts that you will return to Nigeria, you might be fine:
To be precise, it is unlikely that you would be denied the visa for that sole error, except there are other reasons to refused you of the visa, and in the event that that omission is the only concern, i am of the opinion that you would be called for an interview
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 5:47pm On Jul 30, 2013
feyi4luv: My visa was refuse they state dat 1) you stat that your brother inlaw will bear the full cost of your trp including expenses such as food and accomodation.as evidence of his ability to support you,your ve subitted a first bank statement nd the name Of his company mootak investents nig ltd.your sponsor has submitted a letter in support of your application stating that he is d managing. Director of dis company.a director cannot necessarily spend the assets of a limited compant for his own use.you have not produced satisfactory evidence to show dat your sponsor has the authority to use these funds to pay for your visit to the uk. 2) you stat that you are supported by your spouse you have not submitted any evidence of you or your spouse personal or economic circumstances.I therefore am not able to asses whether leaving the uk at the end of this trip would be an attractive proposition for you. I further note dat you have not submitted a marriage certficate to confirm that you are even married. P. Pls friends I need your advice ASAP I want to re apply on friday which other documment do I need to include my mmarriage certifcate was there
It would be near impossible to get a visa in your given circumstances for the main reason that you are not able to demonstrate that either you or your spouse can afford the cost of the trip: it doesn't look good that you are relying on a "brother in-law" to sponsor you...
I don't see how you can get a visa even if you have the best paperworks
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 10:15pm On Jul 29, 2013
lovesavvi: I can't answer dat question cox he did nt need to used question asked question, if he can't render help he should keep it to himself. There are other guys who are doing gud and attend to people very well in another thread. Mr siga is in canada thread doin very well there also colfsbi is in south africa thread render help to people there.
You mean I shouldn't have asked you a question to make you understand that your bank statement of N500k balance can't get you a UK visa?
You should have told me that you were seeking encouragement... that would make you loose some of the money in visa application and be left with N350k
TravelRe: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Vicjustice: 3:21pm On Jul 29, 2013
lovesavvi: @ vic,d way u always attend to people questions here is nt gud at all, I always follow all ur post here nd is nt dat gud, if u can't render help to people regarding to their questions nd u keep quiet instead of using question to answer question, atleast if dey knw it b4 dey will nt asked.
What is wrong with what I wrote?
By the way, who made you my supervisor and an instructor on how to render services?
TravelRe: Please Advice On ITALY VISA. by Vicjustice: 2:34pm On Jul 29, 2013
emmagab1: Vicjustice what is ur own opinion on my thread.
I do not know your current circumstances, therefore, I can't predict your chance. But your travel experiences are supposed to be overwhelming advantage so, I'm of the opinion that your UK visa refusal must have been as a result of your own errors and not that you did not merit it.
But as someone who has had experience with great countries like Denmark and Sweden, why are you asking this?

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