Has anyone's visa ever been denied due to mental health issues?

[homesick_american 1]

I have to say I do think you're being a bit overly paranoid about this, but I can hardly talk as right now I'm convinced someone;s stolen my packet three reply and put it in the bin..

But seriously, it really does sound like it's ok, so stop worrying!

OK...well, maybe I am a little...but this is very very important. We don't want to stay in England anymore, I f*cking hate it here and I want this visa approved for hubby so we can get out of here.

Edited September 21, 2006 by homesick_american

[heishe 2]

Hey, you seem really worried and stressed out about this, and it looks like the consensus here is that it's not something to be that upset about. So chill a bit, okay? Things are gonna be alright. A lot of us get crazy stressed about really minor things - we're lucky to have VJ to vent at.

Edited September 21, 2006 by heishe

[no name 1]

I have to say I do think you're being a bit overly paranoid about this, but I can hardly talk as right now I'm convinced someone;s stolen my packet three reply and put it in the bin..

Nina - Amelynn has been waiting a long time too, no worries! No one has put it in the bin.

Also, you JUST sent it, my P4 took 2 weeks to get.

You'll be an October 10/12 interview I bet!

Edited September 21, 2006 by devilette

[ninamyers 0]

Ohh England's alright! Apart from the weather... Where are you living at the moment? It was a nice sunny day today

[homesick_american 1]

Hey, you seem really worried and stressed out about this, and it looks like the consensus here is that it's not something to be that upset about. So chill a bit, okay? Things are gonna be alright. A lot of us get crazy stressed about really minor things - we're lucky to have VJ to vent at.

I am...it's all I can think about. I have a natural tendency to worry; my mind just grabs onto something and I can't stop worrying about it until it resolves itself or until something new to worry about comes along. I guess it's a good thing it's not MY mental health under scrutiny here.

Ohh England's alright! Apart from the weather... Where are you living at the moment? It was a nice sunny day today

York...it's a big pile of #######. It was sunny, but I didn't get to enjoy any of it because I was at work all day. It's not the weather that bothers me about this place...it's THIS PLACE that bothers me. I can't put my finger on any one aspect of the UK that I dislike. It's the whole package. It's just....meh.

[meauxna 15]

OK...well, maybe I am a little...but this is very very important. We don't want to stay in England anymore, I f*cking hate it here and I want this visa approved for hubby so we can get out of here.

Then send in the letter you've got; it is totally sufficient.

Which you would know if you spent your evening searching for the old posts (use google too) for the MANY previous similar cases.

[homesick_american 1]

OK...well, maybe I am a little...but this is very very important. We don't want to stay in England anymore, I f*cking hate it here and I want this visa approved for hubby so we can get out of here.

Then send in the letter you've got; it is totally sufficient.

Which you would know if you spent your evening searching for the old posts (use google too) for the MANY previous similar cases.

Uh...already did that before the first time I posted, thanks. And not just on this board, either.

[ninamyers 0]

Haha, better be careful you don't offend any brits on here

[homesick_american 1]

Haha, better be careful you don't offend any brits on here

Hehehe, I've stepped in it so many times with British people that I've lost count. They rag on their country all the time but if *I* do it, look out!

Me, I only get offended by ignorant ragging. For example, if someone rags on Texas but they've never been there, that's an ignorant rag. If someone grew up in Texas and rags on it, it doesn't bother me because I know they at least know what they're talking about. I've lived in the UK for over five years, so I think I've earned the right to rag on it. Yes? B)

[no name 1]

I get annoyed by ignorant people.

[saturn5man 0]

Hey, you seem really worried and stressed out about this, and it looks like the consensus here is that it's not something to be that upset about. So chill a bit, okay? Things are gonna be alright. A lot of us get crazy stressed about really minor things - we're lucky to have VJ to vent at.

I am...it's all I can think about. I have a natural tendency to worry; my mind just grabs onto something and I can't stop worrying about it until it resolves itself or until something new to worry about comes along. I guess it's a good thing it's not MY mental health under scrutiny here.

Ohh England's alright! Apart from the weather... Where are you living at the moment? It was a nice sunny day today

York...it's a big pile of #######. It was sunny, but I didn't get to enjoy any of it because I was at work all day. It's not the weather that bothers me about this place...it's THIS PLACE that bothers me. I can't put my finger on any one aspect of the UK that I dislike. It's the whole package. It's just....meh.

Well, I am amazed. York is a beautiful city and VERY popular with American tourists. A 900 year-old Minster (Cathedral), Mediaeval walls, ancient ruins, great museums, lovely river, lots of nice restaurants and within easy travelling of the coast and other major northern cities like Leeds.

http://www.visityork.org/

Can't win 'em all, York Tourist Board !

Have a great time back home in Texas. I hope that you will be sympathetic if your hubby takes a while settling...

Good luck ! Neil.....A Yorkshireman.

[meauxna 15]

Hehehe, I've stepped in it so many times with British people that I've lost count. They rag on their country all the time but if *I* do it, look out!

I confess, I'm enjoying hearing your honest perspective on it. I'm so sick of the British expats negative comments about the US, it's nice to know that turnabout IS fair play!

[homesick_american 1]

Hey, you seem really worried and stressed out about this, and it looks like the consensus here is that it's not something to be that upset about. So chill a bit, okay? Things are gonna be alright. A lot of us get crazy stressed about really minor things - we're lucky to have VJ to vent at.

I am...it's all I can think about. I have a natural tendency to worry; my mind just grabs onto something and I can't stop worrying about it until it resolves itself or until something new to worry about comes along. I guess it's a good thing it's not MY mental health under scrutiny here.

Ohh England's alright! Apart from the weather... Where are you living at the moment? It was a nice sunny day today

York...it's a big pile of #######. It was sunny, but I didn't get to enjoy any of it because I was at work all day. It's not the weather that bothers me about this place...it's THIS PLACE that bothers me. I can't put my finger on any one aspect of the UK that I dislike. It's the whole package. It's just....meh.

Well, I am amazed. York is a beautiful city and VERY popular with American tourists. A 900 year-old Minster (Cathedral), Mediaeval walls, ancient ruins, great museums, lovely river, lots of nice restaurants and within easy travelling of the coast and other major northern cities like Leeds.

http://www.visityork.org/

Can't win 'em all, York Tourist Board !

Have a great time back home in Texas. I hope that you will be sympathetic if your hubby takes a while settling...

Good luck ! Neil.....A Yorkshireman.

Yes, it's as cute as a chocolate box...but it gets very dull after five years. The job market stinks for people in my sector, the cost of living is obscene, and there's nothing to do.

Hehehe, I've stepped in it so many times with British people that I've lost count. They rag on their country all the time but if *I* do it, look out!

I confess, I'm enjoying hearing your honest perspective on it. I'm so sick of the British expats negative comments about the US, it's nice to know that turnabout IS fair play!

Hehehe, it sure is!