Akwamkpuruamu:


Agent told him

So he didn’t attend the interview? If he didn’t agent don carry am handicap

Adebaba1:
Omo that interview no get manual

Just prepare well by carrying the right documents(try avoid all those touts at the entrance of the interview asking you to do photocopy for 1500)
and most importantly be yourself.

And don't put too much hope on it

If you get the visa fine and if you don't try again

its not the end of the world

The interview na luck

i have someone that doesn't know how to complete a sentence in English and yet he was given visa

Btruth:
People still dey go America nii? 🤔

MrCuteking:
Tried it 3times, all to no avail. Lagos and Abuja.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar

Why mod go push this kind information come front page


Nobody is going anywhere

Nobody is going anywhere


This administration is gonna favour all of us and our family
We die here together for this suffering

After una don step into the polling unit with sentiment and tribalism then una go come dey find where to run go

Adebaba1:
Omo that interview no get manual

Just prepare well by carrying the right documents(try avoid all those touts at the entrance of the interview asking you to do photocopy for 1500)
and most importantly be yourself.

And don't put too much hope on it

If you get the visa fine and if you don't try again

its not the end of the world

The interview na luck

i have someone that doesn't know how to complete a sentence in English and yet he was given visa

BigDawsNet:
Goodluck to everyone applying for the US visa..

Eniolohunda:
Don't answer those tout outside telling you to bring your documents that they will arrange it for you. They can copy your info,you only have business with embassy officials. They will ask for whatever they want from you.

MrCuteking:
Tried it 3times, all to no avail. Lagos and Abuja.

apexdesigns12:
When applying for a US visa, one important step in the process is scheduling a visa appointment. Understanding what to expect and how to prepare for your US visa appointment can help ensure a smooth and successful experience. Here's a guide to help you navigate the US visa appointment process:

Appointment Confirmation: Once you have completed the visa application and paid the necessary fees, you will receive a confirmation with instructions on scheduling your appointment. This confirmation will include a unique confirmation number that you will need to proceed.

Appointment Scheduling: Visit the official website of the US embassy or consulate in your country to schedule your appointment. Follow the instructions provided and enter your confirmation number. You will be prompted to select a convenient date and time for your appointment. Keep in mind that appointment availability can vary, so it's advisable to schedule well in advance.

Required Documentation: Before your appointment, gather all the required documentation for your visa category. This typically includes your passport, visa application form, supporting documents such as financial statements or employment letters, and any additional documents specific to your visa type. It's essential to review the specific requirements on the official website to ensure you have all the necessary paperwork.

DS-160 Confirmation: The DS-160 form is an online visa application form that you must complete before your appointment. Make sure to bring a printed copy of the DS-160 confirmation page, as it will be required during the visa interview.

Arrival and Security Check: Arrive at the US embassy or consulate well before your scheduled appointment time. Expect to go through security screening, which may include metal detectors and bag checks. Follow any instructions given by the security personnel.

Visa Interview: The visa interview is a crucial part of the appointment. A consular officer will review your documents and ask you questions about your purpose of travel, ties to your home country, and other relevant details. Answer the questions honestly and confidently. Be prepared to provide additional documents if requested.

Visa Processing Time: After the interview, the consular officer will determine whether you qualify for the visa. The processing time for visa issuance can vary, and it's advisable to check the estimated processing times on the official website. Once approved, you will be notified regarding the collection of your passport with the visa.

Follow-up Actions: If your visa application is denied, the consular officer will provide a reason for the denial. In some cases, you may have the option to reapply or seek an appeal. It's essential to carefully review the reasons for denial and consider consulting an immigration attorney if needed.

Preparing for a US visa appointment involves careful attention to detail and thorough documentation. By understanding the process, gathering the required documents, and confidently attending the interview, you can increase your chances of a successful outcome. Remember to stay informed, follow instructions from the embassy or consulate, and be well-prepared to present your case during the interview. Good luck with your US visa application!

MrCuteking:
Tried it 3times, all to no avail. Lagos and Abuja.

airsaylongcome:


Suprisingly, US Visa is not as hard as many people believe it is

BigDawsNet:


Yea I believe its not hard...
Tho it's not like the UK with point based system...
You need to qualify to get one...

But very straightforward..
100% has worked for me and many people

cucumbar:
Really?

BigDawsNet:


Are u in the States already?