About heatherly

Status:

Preparing to Move Abroad 

Gender:

Female

Currently Lives:

Citizen Of:

United States

Education:

Ball State University
  1993 to 1997

Northeastern IL University
  2006 to 2008

Some Forum Posts:

Scotland: Lover's in bind.:

hi Yvonne, I definitely feel for you guys. I just got my fiancee visa and moving to Glasgow on the 16th. But this has not been easy. I suggest you go onto the Expat Forum http://www.expatforum.com/expats/britain-expat-forum-expats-living-uk/ and go onto the Britain forum page. They are very helpful, you can post your question and people will reply to you. The forum is mostly for people in fiancee/marriage situations. I don't know anything about getting a work visa other than it's probably next to impossible. Good luck to you!

Scotland: has anyone used marriagevisahelp.com?:

Hello, Has anyone used marriagevisahelp.com to get a fiancee visa? I am American moving to Scotland. I've had an initial free consultation and emailed with them several times. They seem very good and answer all my questions. Just want to check if they are as good as they appear. I don't want to mess up my paperwork for something this important. That is why I am looking for an immigration attorney or service to prepare my documents.

Scotland: UK fiancee visa question:

I am a US citizen and will be applying for a UK fiancee visa to move to Glasgow and be financially supported by my fiancee. I just read with the changes to UK immigration on July 9, 2012, the government is concerned with defining how genuine a relationship is. This is mainly to prevent marriages of convenience and partially to deter arranged or assisted marriages. The minimum settlement period for this is now five years in order to test whether a relationship is genuine. A genuine relationship has been defined in these changes as a long term relationship that can be proved by evidence. What does minimum settlement period of five years mean? Do you have to have a relationship for 5 years before you can move over as a fiancee? Please help! thanks

Scotland: looking for guidance in move to Glasgow:

Hello, I live in Chicago and my boyfriend lives in Glasgow. We are planning to get engaged this June and to start the visa process for me to move over later this year. I am searching for someone/something that offers guidance in this process, what to do in what order, how long this will take, once I get the visa how long do I have to move, etc. Maybe I can get all this info from an immigration attorney, not sure. I'd like to make my process as smooth as possible. Just looking for any help or suggestions. thank you

Date Joined:

3/20/2013

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