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7th January 2012 #1
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Got my Visa - I'm going to see my husband in 4 days!
After long months of waiting and crying...
After all the roller coaster of emotions...
After refusal...
After winning the appeal...
It's all over! I will be able to kiss my husband in a matter of days now. I am genuinely happy and excited. A bit worried about the flight, but still... I'm dying to hold him!
Got my passport with Visa from the British Embassy... Booked the ticket & I'll leave in 4 days
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have a great time here
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Well done and congratulations to you both
Enjoy the next chapter in your story
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Congratulations!! you apply a spouse visa? when you receive? me i still waiting the result. best luck for you in 2012
Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
After long months of waiting and crying...
After all the roller coaster of emotions...
After refusal...
After winning the appeal...
It's all over! I will be able to kiss my husband in a matter of days now. I am genuinely happy and excited. A bit worried about the flight, but still... I'm dying to hold him!
Got my passport with Visa from the British Embassy... Booked the ticket & I'll leave in 4 days
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Congratulations, and best wishes for your future life together here.
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Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
After long months of waiting and crying...
After all the roller coaster of
emotions...
After refusal...
After winning the appeal...
It's all over! I will be able to kiss
my husband in a matter of days
now. I am genuinely happy and
excited. A bit worried about the flight, but still... I'm dying to hold
him!
Got my passport with Visa from the British Embassy... Booked the ticket & I'll leave in 4 days
Congratz!!!! Im also hoping for my visa on feb when i apply
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congratulations....hope when I apply there will be no problem....
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Congratulations and Bon Voyage!
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Thanks Guys! I only got a family visit visa (valid for 6 months) but the most important thing of all is that I will be able to see and hold my loving husband again, it's been a few months since I last saw him, it's making me insane
I will definitely go back in the Philippines in July and apply for a settlement visa. I'm ready for it.. TOEIC Exam done. Everything is happening according to our plans, so we're really happy.
For all the women who replied to this thread that have plans applying for a visa, my advice is - Make sure you submit everything you got- pictures, receipts, letters, phone bills, emails, everything that will show your genuine relationship with your partner & also documents that will show your current life in the Philippines. Most Importantly, Love your partner genuinely!
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Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
After long months of waiting and crying...
After all the roller coaster of emotions...
After refusal...
After winning the appeal...
It's all over! I will be able to kiss my husband in a matter of days now. I am genuinely happy and excited. A bit worried about the flight, but still... I'm dying to hold him!
Got my passport with Visa from the British Embassy... Booked the ticket & I'll leave in 4 days
SUPERB news 
... Congratulations & Bon Voyage! 
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Really happy for you, congratulations.
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Hello, My Friend Good morning Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
Thanks Guys! I only got a family visit visa (valid for 6 months) but the most important thing of all is that I will be able to see and hold my loving husband again, it's been a few months since I last saw him, it's making me insane
I will definitely go back in the Philippines in July and apply for a settlement visa. I'm ready for it.. TOEIC Exam done. Everything is happening according to our plans, so we're really happy.
For all the women who replied to this thread that have plans applying for a visa, my advice is - Make sure you submit everything you got- pictures, receipts, letters, phone bills, emails, everything that will show your genuine relationship with your partner & also documents that will show your current life in the Philippines. Most Importantly, Love your partner genuinely!
, i am applying a General Visit visa too, on december 20, i only had 2 good feedback from the visa application. what you did your sponsor and yours to submit to the ECO. can you share with me more.
Thank you
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Originally Posted by Ann1984
Hello, My Friend Good morning, i am applying a General Visit visa too, on december 20, i only had 2 good feedback from the visa application. what you did your sponsor and yours to submit to the ECO. can you share with me more.
Thank you
Hello Ann,
Good Morning! I actually applied for a family visit visa since I'm already married to my British national husband. I should have applied for a settlement visa but visiting and spending more time with my hubby will make our settlement application more powerful. Plus, I have lots of things to sort out before settling down in the UK
You are applying as a general visitor? But you are engaged right? Why don't you apply for a fiancee visa? As far as I know, UKBA is really strict when it comes to general visit visa... You have to show them enough financial evidence from you and your sponsor, UKBA needs to see that your visit/trip will be funded accordingly & you won't recourse to public funds.
To answer your question on what documents did we submitted, here it is:
-Your sponsor's passport biodata and Birth certificate
-My hubby's personal bank statements
-My hubby's business account statements
-Our savings acct statements
-Payslips from the company I'm working for
-My school credentials and Previous work COE's
-Our Tax Returns
-Evidence of income from property or land (from both of us)
-Airlines Itinerary / travel agent bookings
-Pictures and Evidence of our genuine relationship
-Evidence of how your trip is to be funded
-Marriage Cert and Birth Cert
-Letter of sponsorship
-Cover Letter (from me)
-Tenancy Agreement
-Emails, Phone Bills, Chat Logs
Make sure that you submit everything because appeal is such a pain in the ass
Check this out:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/vi...iting/general/
Goodluck on your application. Just let me know if you still have some questions.
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I can imagine the hard work you've been through... Congratulations!
Kiss slowly
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Thanks Originally Posted by ConfusedMe
I can imagine the hard work you've been through... Congratulations! It is the hardest thing I've ever done in my 26 years of existence. lol.
But yes! I will see my soulmate in a matter of days... All the stress and pain really worth it.
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congratulations...
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congratulations
.what kind of visa do you have multiple or single?was confused ?
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Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
Hello Ann,
Good Morning! I actually applied for a family visit visa since I'm already married to my British national husband. I should have applied for a settlement visa but visiting and spending more time with my hubby will make our settlement application more powerful. Plus, I have lots of things to sort out before settling down in the UK
You are applying as a general visitor? But you are engaged right? Why don't you apply for a fiancee visa? As far as I know, UKBA is really strict when it comes to general visit visa... You have to show them enough financial evidence from you and your sponsor, UKBA needs to see that your visit/trip will be funded accordingly & you won't recourse to public funds.
To answer your question on what documents did we submitted, here it is:
-Your sponsor's passport biodata and Birth certificate
-My hubby's personal bank statements
-My hubby's business account statements
-Our savings acct statements
-Payslips from the company I'm working for
-My school credentials and Previous work COE's
-Our Tax Returns
-Evidence of income from property or land (from both of us)
-Airlines Itinerary / travel agent bookings
-Pictures and Evidence of our genuine relationship
-Evidence of how your trip is to be funded
-Marriage Cert and Birth Cert
-Letter of sponsorship
-Cover Letter (from me)
-Tenancy Agreement
-Emails, Phone Bills, Chat Logs
Make sure that you submit everything because appeal is such a pain in the ass
Check this out:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/vi...iting/general/
Goodluck on your application. Just let me know if you still have some questions.
Thank you so much, it a big help for us, on what you been written. we not engaged, we met on october 2011 stay here my partner for 21 days, when he return to devon we immediately apply for a general visa first. i submit my application on december 20, i only received 2 good feedback from Visa application. we still waiting for my result. on what you are written above mostly you submit, we have it too, to the eco. i could not wait the result, and i am very happy for you. and yours hubby soon you will be on hes arms.
lets celebrate and have a party!!!!
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Originally Posted by aronbabev
congratulations.what kind of visa do you have multiple or single?was confused ?
hahaha ate same like kayo, granted kana, i think you go muna to uk as a family visa, tapos next time nanaman yang spouse visa, baka kasi hindi ka ma approbahan ate. mgdududa na cla sau.
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Hello... Originally Posted by aronbabev
congratulations.what kind of visa do you have multiple or single?was confused ?
I have a multiple visa I will maximize it and stay with my hubby for 6 months then come back in the Philippines and apply for a settlement.
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Congratulations on securing your visa! When are you arriving in the UK? I'm meeting my sister-in-law at Heathrow airport on Tuesday morning. She leaves Manila on Monday so just wondering if you might be on the same flight ....... Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
After long months of waiting and crying...
After all the roller coaster of emotions...
After refusal...
After winning the appeal...
It's all over! I will be able to kiss my husband in a matter of days now. I am genuinely happy and excited. A bit worried about the flight, but still... I'm dying to hold him!
Got my passport with Visa from the British Embassy... Booked the ticket & I'll leave in 4 days
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Congrats n Best Wishes to both of you!
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Hi Rosie, Originally Posted by Rosie1958
I'm leaving on Tuesday and will be arriving in Manchester by Wednesday. Goodluck to your sister-in-law
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Thank you aug06_2006 and Rosie Originally Posted by aug06_2006
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Originally Posted by exquisitegeeks
... I think this post deserves what is called 'reputation' for its help to others; have one on me!
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Is that the rep power? :P Thanks Arthur! Originally Posted by Arthur Little
... I think this post deserves what is called 'reputation' for its help to others; have one on me!
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Yes.
Have one from me too.
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I see. That's the green thingy Originally Posted by grahamw48
Yes.
Have one from me too. Thanks guys, I'm just returning the favor. This site helped me a lot
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