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it says they will not return my fee anyway, i was thinking of going to the bank and stop any attempt to charge me for it, what do u think?secret.simon wrote:Try this link.
thankssecret.simon wrote:Not an expert on this, I'm afraid. I would wait for others to comment.
The guidance on Gov UK website clearly states the fee will not be returned on cancellation;amorais wrote:it says they will not return my fee anyway, i was thinking of going to the bank and stop any attempt to charge me for it, what do u think?secret.simon wrote:Try this link.
I filled out the form authorising then to charge my credit card... I guess I will just wait for the refusal letter...cs95tdg wrote:I'd agree that stopping the payment may be the best option. Which payment method did you use?
You can block your credit card by calling bank, citing you have lost the card . This way bank will send you a new credit card. and your old card will be block. So home office wont be able to take the paymentamorais wrote:I filled out the form authorising then to charge my credit card... I guess I will just wait for the refusal letter...cs95tdg wrote:I'd agree that stopping the payment may be the best option. Which payment method did you use?
i was 4 years overstayer on my spouse visa, and then applied for I.L.R, no problem at all, even on the airport the people checking the passport on border control, always asking me how did i manage to get my visa when i overstayed, but by the looks of it, its a completely different story about getting the citizenship... it changed last year, but since i was looking into it it, far before, i didnt seeem to realise the changes, and submitted my application form.. i just hope now for the best, as been advised that if i stop the payment, my have future problems with H.O, which i really dont want to, so will let it go i guess, and pray i will be one in a million, and they will consider always being honest to them, and accecpt my application, i know its naive, but ATM it seems, i have no other choice...HelloitsmeAbby wrote:my partner had 19 month overstay gap which we declared for spouse visa and ILR.
we took the risk.
He was approved 2 weeks ago but took 5 months and a week.
I don't know if they're more lenient for spouse based applications... no idea.
forgot to ask, did he get the citizenship? if yes, when did he apply, and when did he get it???amorais wrote:i was 4 years overstayer on my spouse visa, and then applied for I.L.R, no problem at all, even on the airport the people checking the passport on border control, always asking me how did i manage to get my visa when i overstayed, but by the looks of it, its a completely different story about getting the citizenship... it changed last year, but since i was looking into it it, far before, i didnt seeem to realise the changes, and submitted my application form.. i just hope now for the best, as been advised that if i stop the payment, my have future problems with H.O, which i really dont want to, so will let it go i guess, and pray i will be one in a million, and they will consider always being honest to them, and accecpt my application, i know its naive, but ATM it seems, i have no other choice...HelloitsmeAbby wrote:my partner had 19 month overstay gap which we declared for spouse visa and ILR.
we took the risk.
He was approved 2 weeks ago but took 5 months and a week.
I don't know if they're more lenient for spouse based applications... no idea.
will just pray it will happen.. otherwise, i think i will give it up, and stay just on my I.L.R, untill i can save all the money to apply again, because it will be just on 2018..
amorais wrote:forgot to ask, did he get the citizenship? if yes, when did he apply, and when did he get it???amorais wrote:i was 4 years overstayer on my spouse visa, and then applied for I.L.R, no problem at all, even on the airport the people checking the passport on border control, always asking me how did i manage to get my visa when i overstayed, but by the looks of it, its a completely different story about getting the citizenship... it changed last year, but since i was looking into it it, far before, i didnt seeem to realise the changes, and submitted my application form.. i just hope now for the best, as been advised that if i stop the payment, my have future problems with H.O, which i really dont want to, so will let it go i guess, and pray i will be one in a million, and they will consider always being honest to them, and accecpt my application, i know its naive, but ATM it seems, i have no other choice...HelloitsmeAbby wrote:my partner had 19 month overstay gap which we declared for spouse visa and ILR.
we took the risk.
He was approved 2 weeks ago but took 5 months and a week.
I don't know if they're more lenient for spouse based applications... no idea.
will just pray it will happen.. otherwise, i think i will give it up, and stay just on my I.L.R, untill i can save all the money to apply again, because it will be just on 2018..
amorais wrote:hi all
just to let u know i received my letter inviting me to attend a cerimony for the british citizenship, gladly i havent being denied, thanks all for the support
Rassel wrote:Congratulation amorais your lucky.
Did you declare you are over stayer? How you manage it?
amorais wrote:hi all
just to let u know i received my letter inviting me to attend a cerimony for the british citizenship, gladly i havent being denied, thanks all for the support