Thank you Terpe
We will just wait this one out then
Oh by the way
When Olivia was at the visa centre in Manila
Although we did ask to have the interview in English
but the officer who Olivia saw there ask her to speak in Tagalog.
And also copy all the list of her documents down in Tagalog too?
Now why would they do this when Olivia ask to be interviewed in English?
Were they checking up to see if Olivia really knew her English and could translate all her English document back into to Tagalog?
Seems strange to me, but maybe that is the way they do things over there?
Regards
Louis & Olivia
Hi Terpe
Yes it was at the VFS application centre.
Ah, OK Louis, that was an appointment to submit the application. It was not an interview to support her application.
Those interviews are only undertaken by an Entry Clearance Officer at the British Embassy.
It would be highly unlikely that an interview would be needed.
If she indicated that she would prefer any needed interview to be conducted in English then it would be.
VFS are a private company working in a business releationship with The British Embassy to handle the front-end visa application submissions. They have absolutely no input or influence concerning the visa assessment or decision.
It's the waiting time now Louis.
I sincerely send all good luck and best wishes to you both for a speedy and positive outcome.
Hi Terpe.
Thank you for your best wishes to us both..
It cost almost £900 to try and just get a visa these days
Then there is that great added expenses that surrounds it all too
Hi all
It's been almost 6 weeks since we made an application for my wife's visa.
We are hoping for a positive results soon.
By the way I have just read that the government has scrapped the UK Border Agency...
Any one have an idea of what effect this could mean to those of us that have been waiting the approval of their wife's visa now?
Thank you
Regards
Louis
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