Hhhmmm.. Ok?
Hhhmmm.. Ok?
Just print the Call History in your conversation whether it is a call or chat in Skype or YM...From now on, you may save all these in your archive for documentation purposes...
so if greenbelt will renew his passport the denied US application will not be there anymore..
Problem solved.
well since uve been doing researches for all the docs u need and also with regards to the passport I am sure u can prepare ur application very well..
i just hope it will be successful! Goodluck..
btw, have u decided already wot visa to take?so at least u can fix ur mind on wot to focus?
Still on the application form it asked 'Have you ever been refused a visa for any country, including the UK?'
If you renewed your passport and not shown your refused stamp from the US embassy you still must mention on the application that you have been refused a visa before.
Not an expert, I only try to help.
Very Well said sis LadyJ, Honesty is the best policy..
Thank you!
Thinking of getting a Fiance visa
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oh that good..and it also helps that ure doing the research as early as now..
I've been researching about this, like, for at least forever!
hi all....just to say,before i get my fiancee to apply visa.i payed and downloaded from immigration lawyers all their info,,cost £40,,,,,,,it was money well spent,,,sample letters for what you and partner need to write,,,follow them ,,,,,,how to fill in the form,,sample q for interview /interrigation,,general advice,,,,,,,like ,if you speak half reasonable english,do not use a provided interpriter,,,,,,,,,,,if you write the letters well,,then you cover most points that may otherwise require an interview,,as said ,make it easy for them to say yes,,,,,,,,,,,
anyway,,the outcome,,im going back to ozamis christmas,,and coming home with my fiancee,,,,,she got visa without even an interview,,,,take pictures,,i even got one with my washing drying at parents house heheh,,get pictures with family,,,,,,save all documents from being there,,be thorough,,,,,and best of luck..........if anyone wants any help with letters ect,,,,im happy to help,,free of course,,im not lawyer ........email tidleytoes-myATyahoo.com
chris,,,,,,,,,,and soon michelle
helo im karlette from paris;ive been read all the situations and posts in this site.i met my fiancee since march last year and we got engage last sept. and then planning to get married this coming aug.2008.my problem is im not legal here in paris.we already ask the phil embassy and the british embassy that they cant do any marriage ceremonies not unless i will go back to my home country and get married there.what if my settlement visa application will affect my application to be refused because i stay longer here in paris.im already stress thinking whats the best i can do?pls let me know what will i do?
You have no other choice than coming back in the Philippines, you will never be able in France to clarify your situation there and get a residency card. Even if you marry in France, it will not give you the residency rights and you will have to go to the Philippines and request a spouse visa at the Embassy in Manila (and find good explanations for the overstay with the interview, your husband should be there too as he will be interviewed). But with the overstay and the new French immigration laws, I can't stay it will be automatically granted even if your husband in French (which I don't know).
You're also flagged as overstaying in the all 25 Schengen European countries as they share the same immigration database...
Best regards.
Yves
Hi there Karlette.
Welcome aboard. I'm sure you will soon receive advise that you need!
Good luck!
Be responsible with little so that you can be trusted with much!!
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hi Karlette,
welcome to the forum.. It will be btter for u to open a new thread so lots of our friends can answer u..
what country is your b/f in uk or france
overstaying in France should not effect your visa app at the british embassy in manila.
but if you came to the uk and overstayed, thats a different matter, from October mandatory bans will be given to those who have overstayed in the past.
My gf, (now wife) did get a visitor visa after an 8 week wait and an interview. The ECO said he didn't believe she would return to the Phil and she was convinced she had been refused, but he did grant the visa for 6 months. She returned before the six months were up and then I came over to the Phil and we got married in June 2008 after she waited 3 months for me to be able to get over to the Phil. Now we are waiting for a spouse visa (4 weeks gone). So the poor thing has had waited a total of 6 months in the last year. She should receive at least a Nobel prize when she gets here. Many thanks to all the expert people who post on this blog for the useful guidance.
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