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Snot me wot makes the rulezThere's always bloody something with you.
And there's no dead woman's bum to park your bike in and all!
(Ladies, this is a joke, see Billy Connolly/Micheal Parkinson)
Snot me wot makes the rulezThere's always bloody something with you.
And there's no dead woman's bum to park your bike in and all!
(Ladies, this is a joke, see Billy Connolly/Micheal Parkinson)
Start your own company......Snot me wot makes the rulez
Well i don't work for Timpsons but i do work in IT so i do play a key role in keeping the business running.
So long as i have an internet connection and my company laptop, i can work from anywhere, it's all 'cloud'
Just had a vision of Kermit in funny headwear (not his motorcycle helmet) & the dodgy voiceAre you the bloke that phones peeps up to tell them their computer is broked and if they give you access to it you can fix it?
We have something like that. I did carry one around with me.Not Digital Cellular home phones? We have 6 dotted all over the house. Can pocket one and go out to the garage or the garden; very handy.
I know.Snot me wot makes the rulez
Sorryto hear that they are making heavy-weather of what should have been a simple process.We have something like that. I did carry one around with me.
Anyway things have taken a step or two backwards.
All started when we asked for a joint visa application appointment, or two close to each other.
They couldn't guarantee it, but said that if I was the account holder and I attached her to my application it would be OK.
So we agreed and deleted Wifey's account. Then started adding her to mine.
Then it dawned on us that if she came back here on her own, she'd need her own visa. This normally is never the case but, sod's law, with the wedding it may well be necessary.
So ages waiting on the phone again.
Finally got through to be told she could make a separate application on my account.
And would still have a separate visa.
So we started doing the work again, but it stalled at the point where you have to make applications to get the account with TLS necessary to get an appointment. For some reason they are now not recognising the 17 digit number the visa application people gave us for her, saying it is the "incorrect format" which it isn't.
We are hoping it is just the timing when we did all this, as offices were closing.
Tomorrow is another day.
It is totally obvious this all a business and not the diplomatic or consular depts of foreign countries working as they used to a long time ago. Especially as we will be getting "Schengen" visas, not ones for just one country.
You can imagine how totally fecked off we both feel as without Brexit absolutely none of this would be the case.
I expect we'll get there in the end but it is a very steep learning curve.
I suppose that I ought to be grateful that we can actually do loads of it on the pooter and they do eventually answer the phone, though I have no idea what nationality the peeps are who speak to me, at least they are patient and don't mind me cutting through their "script" to get the answers to questions.Sorryto hear that they are making heavy-weather of what should have been a simple process.
It reminds me of when I had to get a Carte de Séjour back in 1978.Sorryto hear that they are making heavy-weather of what should have been a simple process.
Dan, mate, thanks ever so much for your sympathy.Sorryto hear that they are making heavy-weather of what should have been a simple process.
We have something like that. I did carry one around with me.
Anyway things have taken a step or two backwards.
All started when we asked for a joint visa application appointment, or two close to each other.
They couldn't guarantee it, but said that if I was the account holder and I attached her to my application it would be OK.
So we agreed and deleted Wifey's account. Then started adding her to mine.
Then it dawned on us that if she came back here on her own, she'd need her own visa. This normally is never the case but, sod's law, with the wedding it may well be necessary.
So ages waiting on the phone again.
Finally got through to be told she could make a separate application on my account.
And would still have a separate visa.
So we started doing the work again, but it stalled at the point where you have to make applications to get the account with TLS necessary to get an appointment. For some reason they are now not recognising the 17 digit number the visa application people gave us for her, saying it is the "incorrect format" which it isn't.
We are hoping it is just the timing when we did all this, as offices were closing.
Tomorrow is another day.
It is totally obvious this all a business and not the diplomatic or consular depts of foreign countries working as they used to a long time ago. Especially as we will be getting "Schengen" visas, not ones for just one country.
You can imagine how totally fecked off we both feel as without Brexit absolutely none of this would be the case.
I expect we'll get there in the end but it is a very steep learning curve.
There was no way I could have kept my one and only Carte de Séjour from 1978/9!sounds like a right mess. I guess it’s a bit new to everyone right now
Sounds like more hassle than I had when getting my working visas, the worst was for the US only one I had to go for an interview at their embassy (tossers).
All I can say is should of got your card
Hope it becomes clearer and easier for the future
J
her non-existent fingerprints o
Boy, if she could weld she'd never be out of the garage, if I had anything to do with it.I always have less fingerprints after welding maybe mrs steamer should give it up for a while
J
The only thing that bothers us is we read somewhere that there is a condition that goes with one that means we souldn't spend as long as we wanted in the UK.
That is the argument we have heard. If they don't stamp your passport, how would they know?can’t see that, once you have it would they know?
There was a forecast of fog and maybe half a degree of frost so i spent hours reading through all the options available to select for driving in dangerous conditions.. then i remembered I've got a p38 with non of all that nonsense, turned the key and off we went!!
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