1 reviews | Active since Jan 2016
Humiliated South African
Good day<br> Ke nna Mahlako Confidence Tjale ke swaregile bohloko kudu ka tsela yeo Home Affairs e nkgethollotsego ka gona.Bophelo bjaka bo eme ka lebaka la bashomedi ba lefapa le bao ba sa ratego goba ba se nang kgahlego go direng mo?omo wa bona. Ka se sebaka ke ******* immigrants bile ga ke kgone go ka fetola sefane saka go sa monna waka go ba gona go hwetsa lengwalo la lenyalo.<br> <br> I felt so humiliated after booking for date of marriage and was given February 2015, whereby I brought witnesses to Home Affairs as requested.To my surprised witnesses were asked to vacate the room and I was informed that I cannot get married because of my status. I had to tell my witnesses that we cannot proceed with the ceremony as planned and it was not easy.<br> Firstly after loosing my I'd in 2006 I went to apply at Jhb offices for new I'd.I couldn't get my I'd on time because I was told that I was ******* immigrants. I was asked to go home in Limpopo were I attended my primary to get letter of admission from primary school and supply with other documents.I've done all that then submitted all the information then received my I'd in 2007 after I was interviewed by migration officer in home Affairs pr
