To begin with the visa application and all its forms?

[lloydegbrick]

Happy New Year to you all

If my wife does or could get rejected by the visa aurthorites?
How would one go about making an appeal against this?

Thank you
Regards
LG

[Terpe]

Happy New Year to you all

If my wife does or could get rejected by the visa aurthorites?
How would one go about making an appeal against this?

Thank you
Regards
LG

LG, think positive

Remember you can only appeal against a decision which is a mistake within Immigration Rules.
There's no answer to your question at this time
Any refusal will give very specific reasons as to why and will include full details on how to appeal if you feel the refusal was given in error.

Be aware that appeals may often take 6 months or more to complete. It's a very stressful period.
Oftentimes it's faster to overcome the refusal reason(s) and make a new application

[lloydegbrick]

LG, think positive

Be aware that appeals may often take 6 months or more to complete. It's a very stressful period.
Oftentimes it's faster to overcome the refusal reason(s) and make a new application

Thanks for this Terpe

Regards
LG

[lloydegbrick]

Hello Terpe
My wife has just got a text from Visa office to say that her visa application is being view by their staff, or words to that effect
Dose this means it is now at the uk border agency HQ here in London?
Regards
LG

[Arthur Little]

Hello Terpe
My wife has just got a text from Visa office to say that her visa application is being view by their staff, or words to that effect
Does this mean it is now at the uk border agency HQ here in London?
Regards
LG

Probably I'm in a position to answer this latest query of yours, Lloyd ... based on my own wife's application.

.................................. happened to be away back on 20th January 2009, I'll grant you; fully 7 years ago! But ... ... unless the system's changed, NO, ... it means the papers your wife submitted are now in the hands of the *British Embassy - otherwise known as 'The British High Commission' (as *it called itself back then) - in Manila, for normal processing.

So, as I've explained, unless the system's changed, I'm confident Terpe will back me on this ^ statement.

[lloydegbrick]

unless the system's changed, NO, ... it means the papers your wife submitted are now in the hands of the *British Embassy - otherwise known as 'The British High Commission' (as *it called itself back then) - in Manila, for normal processing.

Thank you Arthur
Regards
LG

[lloydegbrick]

Hello Arthur

I ask my wife to send her text to me for word for word that she got from the UK Visa Application Centre in Manila

These are the copies of those two text messengers that were sent to her

(The visa application for GWFXXXXXXX was forwarded to UK on 14/12/2015)

(The processed visa application for GFWXXXXXXX was received on 1/6/2016)

So it looks like my wife is right about her application has been forward to the UK after all

Thank you
With regards
LG