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KannikaP

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  1. Not many rip tides, eddy currents or jelly fish, Richards in a pool, which is much easier to supervise than 'the ocean ' . Just because you and your friends learned in the Ocean means nothing except that you lived near one.
  2. I would guess that the majority of members on here would have áccess' to a Thai partner, but that still will not get you into a National Park for Bht 40, especially if you are not there!
  3. Isn't there a forum rule about un-necessary insults as well. Like ''Need some warm milk Mr? Maybe go have a nap it's past 4pm'' Just admit that 'would of went' should be 'would have gone'' .
  4. I don't know about others, but I do if it is blatantly obvious. Someone will never learn if not taught.
  5. Recognised professions You must work in or be retired from a recognised profession and know the applicant personally. Examples of recognised professions include: accountant airline pilot articled clerk of a limited company assurance agent of a recognised company bank or building society official barrister chairman or director of a limited company chiropodist commissioner for oaths councillor - local or county civil servant - permanent dentist director, manager or personnel officer of a VAT-registered company engineer with professional qualifications financial services intermediary, for example a stockbroker or insurance broker fire service official funeral director insurance agent of a recognised company - full time journalist Justice of the Peace legal secretary - fellow or associate member of the Institute of Legal Secretaries and PAs licensee of a public house local government officer manager or personnel officer of a limited company member, associate or fellow of a professional body Member of Parliament Merchant Navy Officer minister of a recognised religion including Christian Science nurse - registered officer of the armed services optician paralegal - certified, qualified or associate member of the Institute of Paralegals person with honours - OBE or MBE pharmacist photographer - professional police officer Post Office official president or secretary of a recognised organisation Salvation Army Officer social worker solicitor surveyor teacher or lecturer trade union officer travel agent - qualified valuer or auctioneer - fellow or associate member of the incorporated society Warrant Officer or Chief Petty Officer Professions that are not accepted You cannot confirm someone’s identity if you: are a doctor, unless you state you know the applicant well (for example they’re a good friend) and you recognise them easily from their photo work for HM Passport Office work at UK Visas and Immigration and are involved with applications for British citizenship or right of abode in the UK Do you think that the Applicants retired Chiropodist, Optician or Dentist is more qualified than your Doctor? This list was so obviously made up by some stupid jobs-worth in the Passport Office with very little thought and who cannot begin each profession with a capital letter. That's how I missed minister of a recognised religion including Christian Science. A Rastafarian accepted? No problem, my son has used a friend who works on the oil rigs to say that he knows my Grand-daughter's father, my son, and his job is not on the list, unless maybe, he was a Sally Army Officer in a previous life. 555
  6. I did briefly check, which is why I quoted some of this month's posts from you. True, you cannot have memories of the future.
  7. Woke? What's that?
  8. Are you saying that YOU, Street Cowboy, have not posted for 11 years? This month alone, Wet Floors with Don G, yourself about your bike, America being free to Negita, the Universe with Jeff the Chef, and Look at Me with Celsius.......and many more
  9. Will it not be pegged at what you were getting when you ''left'' UK' if you leave after retirement?
  10. But now it is pegged at what it was 20 years ago?
  11. So if someone was caught claiming full Pension increases while still living here, would the DWP not want some of it back.
  12. I would say yes, the documents are sent, via Courier, to UK HMPO, all 32 copies of all the passport pages, even empty ones. I can understand that as some stupid Immigration man had stamped Page 26 a couple of years ago, not in sequence with all the other in/out stamps. Copies of Birth Certificates may be non-returnable, but not the Originals if you sent them. Even your old Passport is returned. Why in these days of secure sending of documents is the post still being used, flying all those dead trees around the world.
  13. Believe it or not Mr Jori, I produced that myself, no AI, Chat GPT or anything. It just seemed a logical thing to say or ask. Sorry you did not think the same as I did.
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