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    family's future is on the hands of "somebody"

    hello guys, i have read the post of mari's hubby, and we agree when he says that family's future is in the hand of somebody whom has no idea of our lives or what sort of people we are..... specially for us who are still waiting, hoping and praying everyday for our visa...

    Last night me and hubby are so depress knowing the very slim chance of me giving birth of our first child in UK. He is so hurt that our daughter will be born in a foreign land and so am I!

    Oh God, why do we have to undergo so much heart ache of life's challenges when all we wanted is to start our life together..share every day of our life, simple, contented with what life has to offer us, what matter's most is to have our family together not living apart half across the world!

    It should be easy for my hubby to move and live here with me instead but the fact that we don't have enough means of living to start with... coz his job is in UK..and me? I will be able to get a job here once i give birth but it wont be enough to support us!

    Im praying for God's guidance to make me and my hubby to be strong to face life challenges...I know in my heart that God will find way in his own perfect time... Just praying more patience and strength for my hubby....

    Sorry guys for pouring out these sentiments!!! and thanks to this wonderful site
    Hope you guys will never get tired of people like us.
    Marlyn & Kenny forever


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    thats the visa waiting game
    glad my misses and kids are out of it

    just hang on, most of us have been thru the same

    your one day nearer to getting your visa

    not much difference if your baby is born in the phils or UK, still British by decent.
    http://www.filipinouk.com/forum/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=870&dateline=1270312908


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    thats the visa waiting game
    glad my misses and kids are out of it

    just hang on, most of us have been thru the same

    your one day nearer to getting your visa

    not much difference if your baby is born in the phils or UK, still British by decent.
    Thanks a lot sir! this is a wonderful and very useful site ever!
    If ever i get the visa (please Lord) and give birth here, what will be our next move? my hubby worries that it might complicate things, will it?

    Thank u so much for your patience! God bless
    Marlyn & Kenny forever


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    just register the child with the brtish embassy ( thou you shouldn't really have to ) and apply for a british passport for the baby..
    http://www.filipinouk.com/forum/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=870&dateline=1270312908


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    just register the child with the brtish embassy ( thou you shouldn't really have to ) and apply for a british passport for the baby..
    Once again thank u so much sir!!! a great help!
    Marlyn & Kenny forever


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    Quote Originally Posted by marlyn&kenny View Post
    hello guys, i have read the post of mari's hubby, and we agree when he says that family's future is in the hand of somebody whom has no idea of our lives or what sort of people we are..... specially for us who are still waiting, hoping and praying everyday for our visa...

    Last night me and hubby are so depress knowing the very slim chance of me giving birth of our first child in UK. He is so hurt that our daughter will be born in a foreign land and so am I!

    Oh God, why do we have to undergo so much heart ache of life's challenges when all we wanted is to start our life together..share every day of our life, simple, contented with what life has to offer us, what matter's most is to have our family together not living apart half across the world!

    It should be easy for my hubby to move and live here with me instead but the fact that we don't have enough means of living to start with... coz his job is in UK..and me? I will be able to get a job here once i give birth but it wont be enough to support us!

    Im praying for God's guidance to make me and my hubby to be strong to face life challenges...I know in my heart that God will find way in his own perfect time... Just praying more patience and strength for my hubby....

    Sorry guys for pouring out these sentiments!!! and thanks to this wonderful site
    Hope you guys will never get tired of people like us.
    I hear ya loud and clear, all I want is to have some peace of mind and to be eventually settled with the one who I believe God has set apart for me, but still waiting for verdict of annulment..6 months wait now. Its not too much to ask to just be settled and content, but the system is a bit of a monster.

    Hope you will get good news soon


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    wont be long marlyn, 3 weeks have past soon will be in sunny stoke on trent


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    Quote Originally Posted by marlyn&kenny View Post
    Thanks a lot sir! this is a wonderful and very useful site ever!
    If ever i get the visa (please Lord) and give birth here, what will be our next move? my hubby worries that it might complicate things, will it?

    Thank u so much for your patience! God bless
    The only complication if your child is born in the phils is the cost of another visa application, for example Jane's was 74,000 and if we had a baby in the phils it would of cost another 74,000.

    Adult or baby..the cost is the same.

    Good luck to you both and hang on in there


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    The only complication if your child is born in the phils is the cost of another visa application, for example Jane's was 74,000 and if we had a baby in the phils it would of cost another 74,000.

    Adult or baby..the cost is the same.

    Good luck to you both and hang on in there
    If the british father is named on the birth certificate, then the baby is able to apply for a British passport and British birth certificate, therefore does not need to appy for a visa.

    http://ukinthephilippines.fco.gov.uk...in-philippines


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    family's future is in the hands of "*somebody" ...

    ... well, of course it is, m'dear ... that's why *he's a 'Trusted Member'! Just my little , Marlyn. Couldn't resist it! But, seriously, your future IS in good hands. God's Hands!! And He WILL take care of it ... YOURS, Kenny's and your forthcoming baby's.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rusty View Post
    If the british father is named on the birth certificate, then the baby is able to apply for a British passport and British birth certificate, therefore does not need to appy for a visa.

    http://ukinthephilippines.fco.gov.uk...in-philippines
    Thank you for the correction
    Just goes to show, you can't read all posts on here as if they are the Gospel


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    Quote Originally Posted by stevewool View Post
    wont be long marlyn, 3 weeks have past soon will be in sunny stoke on trent
    Thanks for keeping my spirit high steeve! u two good luck!

    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    The only complication if your child is born in the phils is the cost of another visa application, for example Jane's was 74,000 and if we had a baby in the phils it would of cost another 74,000.
    Adult or baby..the cost is the same.
    Good luck to you both and hang on in there
    It cost you 74,000 pesos for her visa? it was spouse visa right?


    Quote Originally Posted by rusty View Post
    If the british father is named on the birth certificate, then the baby is able to apply for a British passport and British birth certificate, therefore does not need to appy for a visa.

    http://ukinthephilippines.fco.gov.uk...in-philippines
    Thanks rusty. i have been reading your previous post regarding baby's registration and passport..

    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    ... well, of course it is, m'dear ... that's why *he's a 'Trusted Member'! Just my little , Marlyn. Couldn't resist it! But, seriously, your future IS in good hands. God's Hands!! And He WILL take care of it ... YOURS, Kenny's and your forthcoming baby's.
    Thanks a lot sir, You have contributed much encouragement to all the members here who are weary like us.. God bless !
    Marlyn & Kenny forever


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    nothing to worry about marlyn and kenny...everything will be fine...registering a baby is not that hard as what u think ...in every prayers theres always an answer "IN HIS TIME" now that u have passed ur application try to get more time with ur family there..go and see the places u want to see, enjoy the food, and the weather as when u got here in the UK u surely gonna miss all that terribly. u be excited for a week or two but after that a feeling of homesick. funny but it's true..one time just before bedtime i was asking hubby for us to go back to the philippines although my husband and his family and friends are always supportive for me to settle alright i still miss the life in the philippines...i wish i had more time before the visa as i didnt expect it be granted that fast for me...so enjoy ur time there and dont worry urself with the things that not has come yet


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    thanks sis! God bless
    Marlyn & Kenny forever


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