Amyyy said:
;D 8) ;D ;D 8) ;D
8) ;Dkanulia27 said:
;D 8) ;D 8) ;D Thank you CBB I am so encouraged. Yesterday I was down cast but my spirit is lifted and my faith renewed. He who began this God work will bring it to a good end. I know He loves us so much and has only the best stored 4 us. I know He is dotting i's nd crossing t's 4 us all.CBB said:8) ;D
Kanulia27,
Do not despair, your PPR is on the way and will arrive shortly.
Two TRV refusals does not amount to constant refusal anytime you apply. It simply means that you've not been able to convince the VO to decide in your favor. I was refused a French (Schengen) visa sometime ago due to invalid travel insurance. I applied again within the space of 2 weeks and was given and i travelled with it. I applied again at a much more later date to visit a friend in Pau and was refused - same embassy! Their actual working parameters are not known but if you are sincere in your application, avoid common mistakes and arrange your supporting documentations well with no wayo wayo or falsification, then you are good to go. Just garnish it with prayers and more prayers when you encounter delays and my brother, you are good to go. Kanulia27, i know your case has been settled by God. Your expectations and that of every other person in this forum shall not be cut off. AVO has a case to answer before God until we all are settled, and settled well! IJN Amen! So please relax for it is done in your favor.
CBB
CBB said:8) ;D
Kanulia27,
Do not despair, your PPR is on the way and will arrive shortly.
Two TRV refusals does not amount to constant refusal anytime you apply. It simply means that you've not been able to convince the VO to decide in your favor. I was refused a French (Schengen) visa sometime ago due to invalid travel insurance. I applied again within the space of 2 weeks and was given and i travelled with it. I applied again at a much more later date to visit a friend in Pau and was refused - same embassy! Their actual working parameters are not known but if you are sincere in your application, avoid common mistakes and arrange your supporting documentations well with no wayo wayo or falsification, then you are good to go. Just garnish it with prayers and more prayers when you encounter delays and my brother, you are good to go. Kanulia27, i know your case has been settled by God. Your expectations and that of every other person in this forum shall not be cut off. AVO has a case to answer before God until we all are settled, and settled well! IJN Amen! So please relax for it is done in your favor.
CBB
kanulia27 said:
God is indeed faithful kanulia27. You've generated quite a stir on this thread in the past 24hrs and God has heard your cry. Thank God for your faith. These Accra visa officers no go kill person oh! Which kain thing sef? Na only dem? Thank God for you and your family kanulia27. I'm happy for you. The darkest hour is indeed that closest to dawn! Enjoy. ;D ;D ;D ;Dkanulia27 said:
kanulia27 said:
8) ;Dkanulia27 said:
;D 8) ;D 8) ;D CBB said:8)
Amyyy, i think i want to agree with you here.
A very close friend and a colleague here in Cotonou got his PRV last year and he didnt leave his POF in his account to fallow. He was actually building a house and he was drawing funds steadily from his account and his monthly pay was also entering same account steady. I think the VO wants to know that you have a steady job that is capable of meeting the needs of your family and at the same time, you could afford to make some savings. Once your annual take home, as stated in your employment verification letter, meets the above, and you have activity in your account, and you can show proof of being economically established in your home country (my friend included Land documents etc in his updated POF), you are good to go. Mo123 has a good point, but from where we stand today, with so many things to pursue, who can really afford to keep #3.5m for more than...............?
My views only, though!
CBB
My sentiments exactly. I know I applied to go to Canada but I won't put my life on hold while waiting for them. I am spending my money and investing as the need arises. if they need to see any updated POF I will provide it ASAP but if they want me to leave the money in the account for so long, then I will tell them to follow Oshiomole's advise to the widow in Benin.CBB said:8)
Amyyy, i think i want to agree with you here.
A very close friend and a colleague here in Cotonou got his PRV last year and he didnt leave his POF in his account to fallow. He was actually building a house and he was drawing funds steadily from his account and his monthly pay was also entering same account steady. I think the VO wants to know that you have a steady job that is capable of meeting the needs of your family and at the same time, you could afford to make some savings. Once your annual take home, as stated in your employment verification letter, meets the above, and you have activity in your account, and you can show proof of being economically established in your home country (my friend included Land documents etc in his updated POF), you are good to go. Mo123 has a good point, but from where we stand today, with so many things to pursue, who can really afford to keep #3.5m for more than...............?
My views only, though!
CBB
Well, it may not be easy to keep such a large junk of money lying idle in a bank account. Well I want to believe that is why they suggested other means as POF on the form.Amyyy said:
