Just a recap, the comments speak volumes...I rest my case.

You don’t have a case. It’s as simple as that.

You missed out the most important relevant comment being referred to.
When taken in context, it makes things more relevant to the average reader.

You just gotta get the last word in, even if it's pointless. I personally would be embarrassed seeing all those comments. It's kind of school yard boorish...

Yes, you should be embarrassed, since you started all this nonsense. You can either let it go or keep digging.

Maybe we should just stick to the original topic and forget about all the other stuff, which is of no help to the OP at all.

One of the reasons RMAs are reluctant to review/ edit someone’s personal statement is that you would need to take into account the entire relationship history and cross- check the statement against relevant documentation and other supporting statements. It’s actually quite involved.

This is definitely not something people should get involved in unless they are qualified to do so. Advising someone on the basis of the advice you may have received for your own application is simply not a good idea.

As I stated before, if it is just a matter of grammar and spelling, write it in your own language and get it translated professionally.

If you are not confident about the application being up to scratch, by all means try and find a RMA to assist you and be prepared to pay the appropriate fees.

You responded to me initially and unwarranted, and kept at it, as you will probably continue to do so. This thread would not be very reassuring to me if I were a prospective client. But carry on....

One of the reasons RMAs are reluctant to review/ edit someone’s personal statement is that you would need to take into account the entire relationship history and cross- check the statement against relevant documentation and other supporting statements. It’s actually quite involved.

This is definitely not something people should get involved in unless they are qualified to do so. Advising someone on the basis of the advice you may have received for your own application is simply not a good idea.

As I stated before, if it is just a matter of grammar and spelling, write it in your own language and get it translated professionally.

If you are not confident about the application being up to scratch, by all means try and find a RMA to assist you and be prepared to pay the appropriate fees.

Some topics just make you drink beer - but this I am sure is not the same one.

I think you are confused on the context. That comment was from the OP, the member who offered to help did not state they were going to change anything and then added another post clarifying that. The bigger issue is that there is such vociferous resistance by some towards those offering help.

DHA makes their visa application much more complicated than need be in comparison to other western countries, but it's not quantum theory. If one can understand English and comprehend instructions and peruse forums such as this one, it is fairly straight forward. There really should be no reason to have to pay additional for services to interpret it. There are too many middlemen in society now such as brokers, agents, etc. skimming off hard earned dollars.

From my reading, the main points being made were to ensure that people knew that it was not OK to do what the OP said: "and feel free to change/delete/add any thing which you think better."

You have indicated another poster might be breaking the law, when you said: "would you not be at risk of breaking the law"

The "resistance" you mention has only been to a very few issues, where things could easily go wrong if followed.

Most of the comments from the RMA's on here are very helpful. And they rarely disagree with most people and the information they give on this forum.

This is a mountain from a molehill.

Not everyone can understand what is needed, hence why so many refusals happen.
It is unfair to put those people down.
Some people need Migration Agents help, whether you feel like you do or not.