Anyone applied for a UK tourist visa in July/August 2010?

They are very strict nowadays, i have been to UK atleast 25 times for less than two weeks, and had 5 Years multiple visas issued 4 times, even then so i was rejected, i appealed and got the original decision overturned, this time i had applied for a 10 Year multiple.
They will deny you if you do not send your original Green Card, i send a copy initially and was rejected and one of the reason of rejection was that a copy is not a sufficient proof of US Residency.
Right after that i got my US Citizenship and now i don't even need a stupid visa anymore, anyhow it is valid till 2020 in my country of origin's passport feel like asking them to shove it up now, yet another reason to be a proud US Citizen now, so glad i dont have to mess with those retards anyway, they are so dumb to think that a US Green Card holder will try to settle down in thier stupid country and play all these games.
If it was'nt for my relatives i probably will never go there anyway.
I really regret now spending almost $800 on a Ten Year UK Visa which i have no use for now, it costed me more than the damn airline ticket.

Good luck.
 
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Why so much negativity? I understand you are frustrated with the British bureaucracy, but you seem to forget all the hell you have to go through to apply for a USA tourist visa. What is the land of opportunity and what is not is highly subjective, so let's not apply double standards here. While being a GC holder, I had a "pleasure" applying for Schengen visa (Greece) and Irish tourist visas, and I should say they both did not seem to give a damn about my US Green Card, although I had to present it in both cases. But then, I really needed to go to those countries, so I just accepted all the crapload of work and pushed till the end.
 
König said:
Why so much negativity? I understand you are frustrated with the British bureaucracy, but you seem to forget all the hell you have to go through to apply for a USA tourist visa. What is the land of opportunity and what is not is highly subjective, so let's not apply double standards here. While being a GC holder, I had a "pleasure" applying for Schengen visa (Greece) and Irish tourist visas, and I should say they both did not seem to give a damn about my US Green Card, although I had to present it in both cases. But then, I really needed to go to those countries, so I just accepted all the crapload of work and pushed till the end.
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We were just discussing facts, please don't take that personal, you said they both did not seem to give a damn about your GC, but you see you HAD to present it, trust me that little card played a big role in the approval of those visas. Try getting the same Visas from Pakistan, India, Iran etc without a GC and then you will know what I am talking about. Although I am in total agreement with you about Land of Oppertunity Comment, it's all about lady luck and it can strike anywhere.
 
König said:
Why so much negativity? I understand you are frustrated with the British bureaucracy, but you seem to forget all the hell you have to go through to apply for a USA tourist visa. What is the land of opportunity and what is not is highly subjective, so let's not apply double standards here. While being a GC holder, I had a "pleasure" applying for Schengen visa (Greece) and Irish tourist visas, and I should say they both did not seem to give a damn about my US Green Card, although I had to present it in both cases. But then, I really needed to go to those countries, so I just accepted all the crapload of work and pushed till the end.
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