he has done it 3 more times with tofel so when we applied the scores were 13 and 19 now they have dropped the scores to 5 and 9.... sooo there must be a reason for dropping them his highest score on TOEFL was 12 and 17.... also he did the IELTS test but was half mark missing on the listening which ...
" I went to see someone my parents had in mind " Sounds like an arranged marriage, one arranged by your parents !!! Not really clear why you would ever think to tick NO in this situation , but the tick has been done now so not a lot you can do about it . Not much you can do now but wait . ...
You are in a hard position , one many young women face having to have in laws impose on you . From what you have said sounds unlikely your parents in law would qualify to stay in the UK . Not clear why your brother in law can stay in the UK past his work placement? If he returns to his country he sh...
no need to use anyone . Read the guidance and posts in student section above . If she meets the rules apply .
Note you can not officially sponsor her , but you could give her the funds .
Well..easier said than done...it takes many documents and very long time to do all that, not to mention that taking a photo of a baby who breath through the tube and in intensive care unit is not going to be easy... There must be a provision for such exceptional circumstances...maybe transfer of th...
given the baby was born in December you have had lots of time to apply for the correct visa . Not sure that " not enough time " is a reason to apply for the wrong visa !
hi there, my father wants to came to visit, he was issued 2 visas previously and will be applying for his 3ed one. he came as a family visitor, but had have a private medical treatment during his visit. the new form asks this question( medical treatment). will this be a problem or a ground for refu...
Hi thanks for responding.... but i wish to be there early, can my younger one travel with us on visitor/tourist visa and then once i m there we can apply for his ILR there... rgds b I doubt you will be issued a visit visa as you will not be able to show you have intention to leave . If I book a ret...
My wife is Russian with a UK Spouse Visa. The Visa itself says UK Entry Clearance on it. We have just been refused entry to a flight to Fuertaventura, Spain as Thomas Cook have told us that she doesn't have the correct UK Residence Permit. I have looked long and hard online to find out what the dif...
My wife is Russian with a UK Spouse Visa. The Visa itself says UK Entry Clearance on it. We have just been refused entry to a flight to Fuertaventura, Spain as Thomas Cook have told us that she doesn't have the correct UK Residence Permit. I have looked long and hard online to find out what the dif...
So no one has been to an oral appeal? Or has any advice on what to submit other than current bank statements? You perhaps need to be a little patient. It would appear from what you have said you submitted and what was considered is a little at odds . Did you really show that amount of savings and s...
You clearly have a good command of English so how could you really sign and not know what it was you were signing . You would have sat at VFS with all your documents how did you not read them . I am sorry but am I just believing your story . you have still not said who you on the application form yo...
Not without any children. We had several fights and her brother knocked one of my teeth out. Had to go to A&E. Could I stay if I claimed domestic abuse? No, you can not claim domestic violence for a fight with your brother in law . Why did you travel on a visit visa, were you under 21 at the ti...
You will need to apply for a spouse visa [settlement ] . For more information see th stickies above in the family section of the forum .
Once you have the visa you can work in the UK when you arrive
scorpio1 wrote:thanks for reply,
yes i am legally resident here but could you or any other member write in detail.
what if i appeal and same time resubmit my new eea family permit application?
is it possible?or any drawback?
Many thanks
Absolutely no draw backs . Show your intention to suceed !
Just explain you did not understand, although that is pretty difficult to say as I think most Indians know there is no dual citizenship!
Imagine the longer it is left the less convincing your not knowing will sound!
Bite the bullet and go for it.
I believe the concern re NRI fees for colleges is not too valid. with more and more mixed marriages children are resident in India with many different passports and pay local fees in schools and colleges . You could try hanging on to see if India ever gets its act together for Dual citizensship , or...
It might help you get some information if you are a little clearer about your situation. you appear to have a British partner and you that this person is your husband and that you are not living together.
It is not clear is you are a visa national .
[quote="khalidmirza"]It is a coincidence that you did not have stamps on both ends. Very rare generally. Please mention this in your cover letter. Your absence though not recorded but you showing it reflects more on your honesty. Best of luck[/quote Very unusual not to get a stamp in India...
