Embassy of the United Kingdom in Washington
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Address | 3100 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington DC 20008 USA |
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My daughter a US green card holder wants to visit family in London this summer I need to know what she need to apply for a visa.
Thanks
Dear Sir/Madam,Iwould like some information and what to do,as my mother would like to come in the uk permamently.She has lived and worked here previously for twenty years.Please try and help me.Thankyou,yours sincerley.
Hello, I'm in desperate need for advice. I live in the US. My gf lives and is from Ukraine. We will both be flying to Mauritius this Friday. We just found out that she might need a visa in transit because she has a connecting flight. (Heathrow to Gatwick). The transit time is only 8hrs but the fact that she has to switch airport requires a visa and there is not enough time to obtain one. Plz help!! My email is jbhuju01@villanova.edu
I sent off my UK passport for renewal in October of last year 2012 with all the documents required.. i have still heard nothing from the embassy. What is the hold up?
It would have been faster to go to the UK!dianagmolinari@gmail.com
I have the opportunity to travel to Manchester to work for about a week. I know that I do not need a visa for travel, but was convicted of a drug related felony 23 years ago. I can't seem to find any information as to whether or not I would be granted or denied admmission to the UK. Any help would be appreciated.
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Dear Sirs,
My girlfriend lives in the US and she wants to visit me this summer. She is financially independent as she is working and studying too. I would really appreciate if you could advise us what documents she would need to provide to the UK Embassy in Washington DC for her visa application. My email is godfella@hotmail.co.uk.
Many Thanks
I remember with the deepest respect and admiration the life of Margaret Thatcher. She and Ronald Reagan will always be my role models. "Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring faith. And where there is despair, may we bring hope."
My wife and I want to extend our deepest condolences to the family and to the people of the United Kingdom on the passing of Baroness Margaret Thatcher. She was a wonderfully strong and effective world leader. There is no doubt that history will show that we were blessed to have had her guidance in troubled times. We all owe so much to her.
I would echo the sentiments of Daniel Simpson with regard to the decision by the administration of the American government not to send a high-level official delegation to the funeral. This is not the place to expand on this issue, but we do offer an apology on behalf of we Americans who have admired and acknowledge the accomplishments of Margaret Thatcher. May she rest in peace.
I would like to offer my condolences to the British people on the death of Margret Thatcher, she was a good friend to all freedom loving people around the world. I would also like to offer my appologies for the disgraceful decision on the part of my government to not send a representative to attend the services being held for Baroness Thatcher. It is clear that the current U. S. administration is incapable of responding to any situation with anything other than base political ideology. She deserved better.
I have a British Passport Of British Guiana that was issued in 1966 and is expired since 1971 I would like to renew my passort becase I would not like to lose my british nationaity I was born in 1946 and I dont want a guyanese passport I was born British and I want to Die British Please let me know what to do My e mail is samcost@igcom.br I have been living n Brazil for 45 years
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