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NoMisfitMeL wrote: P.S. RattleSnake - Did you get your russian bride?!
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and enjoy Valentines 
Dog's are fun....except when you're having a bad day and you come home to a poop sandwhich!!!RattleSnake wrote:NoMisfitMeL wrote: P.S. RattleSnake - Did you get your russian bride?!
Despite 100's of hours of searching i failed to find a suitable bride , many mentioned being willing to cook and clean but none were mute
Valentines day will be just me and my dawg , life is sad my dear
Have a great weekend
He does not poop/pee in the house anymoreElenaW wrote:Dog's are fun....except when you're having a bad day and you come home to a poop sandwhich!!!RattleSnake wrote:NoMisfitMeL wrote: P.S. RattleSnake - Did you get your russian bride?!
Despite 100's of hours of searching i failed to find a suitable bride , many mentioned being willing to cook and clean but none were mute
Valentines day will be just me and my dawg , life is sad my dear
Have a great weekend
You will not find your mute dream woman, we like to talk, A LOT!
. I may pm you some info regarding his only problem . He had his booster jab today , Sunday will be 1 year since he 1st arrived here . I am cooking him pork chops (Not the cheap ones either) . It is not a treat as such a he usually has what i have for my evening meal (and i have a expensive taste buds)so he is used to things like pork chops etc . My mother has labelled him a spoiled dog , she is cold and demented with her wicked words She lives just down the road from me , so Everybody Loves Raymond (without the comedy 
)MisfitMeL wrote:Hello!! Hope you've all had a good week!
Ok, question - Fiance is self-employed and is a one man company. We are planning to provide a copy of his company accounts for the past two years as part of 'proof' of his financial status.
I mentioned to him about getting the company accounts notarized. However, when he spoke to his solicitor about this, there is an issue.
The solicitor said he can't really notarize the accounts as fiance could have just printed anything out. He could verify that fiance's signature on the accounts is genuine but not that the actual accounts are genuine, if you get what I mean?!
Is there a work around this? Do we have to provide company accounts? For the past two years? If yes, how do we show the ECO that it is genuine?
Have a great weekend... i'm knackered!
P.S. RattleSnake - Did you get your russian bride?!
Mine only sh*ts in the house if I leave him for too long. Otherwise he's good.RattleSnake wrote:He does not poop/pee in the house anymoreElenaW wrote:Dog's are fun....except when you're having a bad day and you come home to a poop sandwhich!!!RattleSnake wrote:NoMisfitMeL wrote: P.S. RattleSnake - Did you get your russian bride?!
Despite 100's of hours of searching i failed to find a suitable bride , many mentioned being willing to cook and clean but none were mute
Valentines day will be just me and my dawg , life is sad my dear
Have a great weekend
You will not find your mute dream woman, we like to talk, A LOT!
I know women enjoy yapping hence why i am single ... shockingly it has been ages since i last had a head ache hmmmmm .
Ok i best shut up or i run the risk of boring you and Mel , yeah yeah yeah i know , i am to funky to get boring but i thought i would mention the boring bit so i would seem humble ...
Yes you have to do.They do not need to be notarized by a solicior but have to be certified by his accountant as being trueIs there a work around this? Do we have to provide company accounts? For the past two years? If yes, how do we show the ECO that it is genuine?
Yes you can. Thye will put whatever name you decide to choose on the marriage certificate .We are going to book a provisional date with the registry office and get paperwork from them as part of the proof, but I was wondering what would happen at the time of the marriage registration? Would I be able to use my full name or not? I don't really want the marriage certificate to be without my last name.
Do we have to part with them permanently or are they just checked at the centre and handed back to me? Do they actually read what's inside? 
Kitty wrote:MisfitMel, I would think the key is providing evidence that shows he is likely to find work in the UK when he needs to.
His most recent statements should show that he has worked since February. You want to give an idea of what his normal income would be if he were working full-time: you may need to go back to the earlier years to show this.
He should explain gaps in work in his covering letter: if they're voluntary, then it's not so much of a problem. If they were involuntary, then explain that he was able to live off his savings and didn't claim benefits: clearly he's a prudent kind of person!
I expect others will be able to offer more advice from experience: that's just my tuppence ha'apennorth (whatever that is after inflation!).
Edited to add: What has he done to investigate the job market in the UK? Can you provide examples of job adverts for the kind of work he will be looking for?
Anon Mouse wrote:following on t the point that was made relating to Notice of Intended Marriage, can anyone advise further on what would be accepted for my Fiancee's (Chinese) application to prove our plans for marriage? neither of us are religious and we will just be having a simple registry office affair, we have not decided on a date yet and I am getting very confused with the Certificate of Approval......I thought a fiancee visa covered this?
thank you, thats similar to our situation too. My Fiancee is currently in China, will I be able to fill in a marriage booking form by myself without her with me? I might print out some websites too, just hope thats enough for the Home OfficeMisfitMeL wrote:Anon Mouse wrote:following on t the point that was made relating to Notice of Intended Marriage, can anyone advise further on what would be accepted for my Fiancee's (Chinese) application to prove our plans for marriage? neither of us are religious and we will just be having a simple registry office affair, we have not decided on a date yet and I am getting very confused with the Certificate of Approval......I thought a fiancee visa covered this?
As far as I know, you don't need a COA if you are getting a fiancee visa.
In our case, it's going to be a simple civil wedding too, but we decided to just pick a date and fill up a marriage booking form at a registry office. We had to pay a small deposit. I have gotten a copy of the receipt and will be using that as part of my evidence.
I've emailed someone about getting a simple wedding gown altered etc, so going to provide a printout of that too. Maybe I will also print out websites I have visited to look at getting wedding invitations, favours etc... not really sure how else to make it look like we're getting married, since we don't want to make too many plans in case I don't get the visa!!! Makes that a catch 22 situation
Anon Mouse wrote: thank you, thats similar to our situation too. My Fiancee is currently in China, will I be able to fill in a marriage booking form by myself without her with me? I might print out some websites too, just hope thats enough for the Home Office
I hope that is accepted, I've just sent an email to the registrar asking permission to do this, hopefully I will get a reply as soon as possibleMisfitMeL wrote:Anon Mouse wrote: thank you, thats similar to our situation too. My Fiancee is currently in China, will I be able to fill in a marriage booking form by myself without her with me? I might print out some websites too, just hope thats enough for the Home Office
Yes, you fill in a booking form at the registrar office, pay a deposit and sign it. They will need the bride's signature too, but a work around is if she can send out a letter saying that since she is abroad at the moment, she won't be able to sign it in person, and she will do it when she gets to the UK. They will keep the letter to compare signatures. Or at least that's what they did for me, so don't see why it shouldn't be the same for you
Yep, give it a try and see what they have to say. I'm sure if you explain the situation to them, they will be willing to assist. They must deal with similar cases like this often. Good luck to the both of usAnon Mouse wrote: I hope that is accepted, I've just sent an email to the registrar asking permission to do this, hopefully I will get a reply as soon as possible
Thanks for your help, if that fails I will have to write a covering letter stating that we wish to marry in a registry office and that we need stay in the local area 7 clear days before we can do a notice of marriage, I am not sure if the Home Office would accept that......MisfitMeL wrote:Yep, give it a try and see what they have to say. I'm sure if you explain the situation to them, they will be willing to assist. They must deal with similar cases like this often. Good luck to the both of usAnon Mouse wrote: I hope that is accepted, I've just sent an email to the registrar asking permission to do this, hopefully I will get a reply as soon as possible
