I know its been awhile since i been here, so hellooo people    but i need help because im in a very frusterating situation right now.


I need to know if im gonna the denial of a visa i applied for to get married to my partner in the UK is gonna gonna be overturned when i appeal for it, and will me and my partner finally be together, the visa process is highly stressful and i just wanna be with her and start our lives together!!

Welcome back 2U my wandering friend,

I sense an especially high degree of urgency in you wanting to get a quick answer to your question. Which is perfectly understandable when you are here and she is way over there, and you are more than ready to start your life together as a married couple.

While I agree that it is certainly worth obtaining some insights about what the most likely delay might be in getting your visa in order to allow you to be married in the United Kingdom to your future wife (would my sincere congratulations on the coming happy matrimonial occasion be seen to be somewhat premature or in bad taste, in the light of your present difficulties with immigration?), its reliability by itself in making a worthwhile prediction without knowing other legal and non psychic information, is poor at best and zero at worst.

Based entirely upon your reading, but with no accompanying localized knowledge whatsoever of the legal complexities of obtaining a visa to travel between the USA and UK post 911 (probably more complex in the opposite direction), my feelings for what you may feel they are worth are that you are worrying yourself into becoming a nervous wreck, effectively for no valid reason.

Although I will have been married 33 years in early January 2012, it has not been so long that I do not remember how nervous I was when heading to the church in wondering if I was doing the right thing, and therefore should I go home and forget about the whole thing.

And in our situation the two of us only lived a relatively short distance from each other in the same Australian state. I cannot even begin to imagine how your feelings of wedding jitters would be greatly magnified by you being in two separate countries.

Yes it is always a possibility that your wedding plans could be spoiled at the eleventh hour by red tape and bureaucracy, but according to the cards I drew in your Tarot spread, the mathematical probability of it totally preventing you from going ahead with the wedding during the next six months are currently well below that which would be expected by chance alone (50%).

Unfortunately for you, I cannot be more exact than that when the prediction is based upon one isolated psychic reading. You need the other information to which I referred earlier (which I cannot give you) to refine this predicted probability of you tying the knot with your beloved in the UK, before the next six months have expired.

Wishing you both all the very best with your wedding and married life. I only hope that it will give you as much pleasure and personal satisfaction as it has given my wife and myself.

Some people say that the first twelve months of marriage are the most difficult, or conversely usually the easiest. Take it from me that when you do eventually get married there are no rules which apply to every marriage.

Basically a marriage is what you both make of it.

Married life can often involve some hard work and the willingness to sometimes be the first one to say sorry that I hurt you, but all in all when I look back over those 33 years the mere thought of not having M by my side to help get me through life's ups and downs as my lover, wife and carer (because of my disabilities) honestly frightens the human excrement out of me (pardon my English).

So does the possibility that she could be taken from me prematurely by this terribly common disease (cancer). Which is precisely why we are going to make an extra effort to make every second which we are still together count or matter.

My advice to you is do not wait until you are in a similar situation to ours, to learn to value the time which you have together. Do it instead for both of you from day one: the day when you first met the love of your life.

May God pour out his blessings upon you both in increasing abundance,

EoT

thanks *big huggles*

WLBG,

This message is just to let you know that I have seen this positive response, and was very encouraged to improve my readings in the future by it.

I am always pleased to be of assistance to my friend, and I happily include you amongst my own list of friends in return.

You are more than welcome, both for the reading as well as for the friendly advice arising out of it.

From your Aussie friend first, and reader second,

EoT