Adegokenath: did u win in oct and what is ur case number

Leripa: I can see that more people are coming to New Jersey this time. You all are welcome to the Garden State. I wish you a peaceful and fruitful stay in Jesus name.

Obatide:
According to the information below, yes, your son needs to pay USCIS fee.
Do you pay $330 visa fee for him pls?

Foreign nationals who seek permanent residence in the United States and receive an immigrant visa from the Department of State need to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online before departing for the United States.

How to Pay the Fee

You must pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online using USCIS ELIS. You may pay for yourself and for any family members who will live with you in the United States. Attorneys, accredited representatives, and employers are not authorized to create a USCIS ELIS account on your behalf to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee. Only you, as the immigrant, may open a USCIS ELIS account and pay the required fee in order to obtain your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).

You will need to complete the electronic payment request and provide:

Your Alien number (A-Number) and your Department of State (DOS) Case ID number.
If you pay for your family members, you must have their A-Numbers, DOS Case ID numbers and correct biographic information.
You also will need to provide a valid credit or debit card or, if you choose to have money taken directly from your bank account, a checking account number and the routing number for your U.S. bank.

Source http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee

Obatide:

The case is dicey but lets rub mind:
If you have photo evidence to back your claim and can convince the C.O of the Relationship (mother & child), you should be fine.
alternatively, you may post the question on this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/1359935/u.s-consular-officer-ask-me
Note: from past experience with Evidence, I believe that the respondent on that thread(Visa Officer), is real and their staff, so act on whatever reply you get there.
Hope it helps?

Obatide:
According to the information below, yes, your son needs to pay USCIS fee.
Do you pay $330 visa fee for him pls?

Foreign nationals who seek permanent residence in the United States and receive an immigrant visa from the Department of State need to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online before departing for the United States.

How to Pay the Fee

You must pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online using USCIS ELIS. You may pay for yourself and for any family members who will live with you in the United States. Attorneys, accredited representatives, and employers are not authorized to create a USCIS ELIS account on your behalf to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee. Only you, as the immigrant, may open a USCIS ELIS account and pay the required fee in order to obtain your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).

You will need to complete the electronic payment request and provide:

Your Alien number (A-Number) and your Department of State (DOS) Case ID number.
If you pay for your family members, you must have their A-Numbers, DOS Case ID numbers and correct biographic information.
You also will need to provide a valid credit or debit card or, if you choose to have money taken directly from your bank account, a checking account number and the routing number for your U.S. bank.

Source http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee

Obatide:
According to the information below, yes, your son needs to pay USCIS fee.
Do you pay $330 visa fee for him pls?

Foreign nationals who seek permanent residence in the United States and receive an immigrant visa from the Department of State need to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online before departing for the United States.

How to Pay the Fee

You must pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online using USCIS ELIS. You may pay for yourself and for any family members who will live with you in the United States. Attorneys, accredited representatives, and employers are not authorized to create a USCIS ELIS account on your behalf to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee. Only you, as the immigrant, may open a USCIS ELIS account and pay the required fee in order to obtain your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).

You will need to complete the electronic payment request and provide:

Your Alien number (A-Number) and your Department of State (DOS) Case ID number.
If you pay for your family members, you must have their A-Numbers, DOS Case ID numbers and correct biographic information.
You also will need to provide a valid credit or debit card or, if you choose to have money taken directly from your bank account, a checking account number and the routing number for your U.S. bank.

Source http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee

Obatide:
According to the information below, yes, your son needs to pay USCIS fee.
Do you pay $330 visa fee for him pls?

Foreign nationals who seek permanent residence in the United States and receive an immigrant visa from the Department of State need to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online before departing for the United States.

How to Pay the Fee

You must pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online using USCIS ELIS. You may pay for yourself and for any family members who will live with you in the United States. Attorneys, accredited representatives, and employers are not authorized to create a USCIS ELIS account on your behalf to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee. Only you, as the immigrant, may open a USCIS ELIS account and pay the required fee in order to obtain your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).

You will need to complete the electronic payment request and provide:

Your Alien number (A-Number) and your Department of State (DOS) Case ID number.
If you pay for your family members, you must have their A-Numbers, DOS Case ID numbers and correct biographic information.
You also will need to provide a valid credit or debit card or, if you choose to have money taken directly from your bank account, a checking account number and the routing number for your U.S. bank.

Source http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee

Obatide:
According to the information below, yes, your son needs to pay USCIS fee.
Do you pay $330 visa fee for him pls?

Foreign nationals who seek permanent residence in the United States and receive an immigrant visa from the Department of State need to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online before departing for the United States.

How to Pay the Fee

You must pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee online using USCIS ELIS. You may pay for yourself and for any family members who will live with you in the United States. Attorneys, accredited representatives, and employers are not authorized to create a USCIS ELIS account on your behalf to pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee. Only you, as the immigrant, may open a USCIS ELIS account and pay the required fee in order to obtain your Permanent Resident Card (Green Card).

You will need to complete the electronic payment request and provide:

Your Alien number (A-Number) and your Department of State (DOS) Case ID number.
If you pay for your family members, you must have their A-Numbers, DOS Case ID numbers and correct biographic information.
You also will need to provide a valid credit or debit card or, if you choose to have money taken directly from your bank account, a checking account number and the routing number for your U.S. bank.

Source http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee

jagajaga 79: more good news to come.i need respond to my question,i collected my first degree certificate on friday,the problem is that on my degree certificate my name was writing on it like this FOLAMI WAHEED OLASUNKANMI, but my neco certificate result was writing like this FOLAMI WAIDI OLASUNKANMI.I fill my DSP application with this spelling FOLAMI WAIDI OLASUNKANMI.can any body please help me out on this URGENTLY.

bamideleniayo:
OBATIDE... Pls bro, can u explain what the Alien number (A-Number) means and where is gotten from..
And secondly, yesterday u were elaborating on Both WAEC, NECO and School Testimonial.. I just need ur suggestion on this:- I made all my Papers in NECO but Just two Deficiency in WAEC.. Is it advisable for me to go just with the NECO or Both with my Testimonial... Thanks Bro

VisaOfficer:

Here's what the USCIS website says:

Alien Registration Number (“A” Number) or Alien Number
A unique seven-, eight- or nine-digit number assigned to a noncitizen at the time his or her A-file is created. The 9-digit U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services number listed on the front of Permanent Resident Cards (Form I-551) issued after May 10, 2010, is the same as the Alien Registration Number. The A-number can also be found on the back of these Permanent Resident Cards.

So, yes, it's your USCIS #. Thanks for asking -- you made me learn something new!

gokman4u:
@Obatide, am really impressed wit ur contributions on d forum and d fact that u give information backed wit proof 4rm d source.
Nice 1,pls keep it up.

gokman4u:
Am heading to Irvington NJ & planning 2 av my Xmas in d states by his grace.
Wuld like 2 meet u in d states.
My FB name is Goke Adebayo
We can chat 4rm there.

kevwe_flex:

It should be in your old name, since that was what you were using then. There should be consistency in what you say and present. Since you've changed name and can prove you are the same person, you are just fine. The burden of proof is on you.

XYZZ: House, please the USIC fee I my paying for my 1 year old son too?

temmytanny: hi all,hope things are shapingup?

Obatide: ok

This is to specially welcome you to this thread sir.
we are fine, though miss u so much.
Hows TEXAS? pls take care of Rood boy for him to settle down fast.
once again, you are welcome

temmytanny: hi all,hope things are shapingup?

kevwe_flex: [b]Obatide [/b]I hail you o. Nice work you are doing here. Keep it up.

jagajaga 79: more good news to come.i need respond to my question,i collected my first degree certificate on friday,the problem is that on my degree certificate my name was writing on it like this FOLAMI WAHEED OLASUNKANMI, but my neco certificate result was writing like this FOLAMI WAIDI OLASUNKANMI.I fill my DSP application with this spelling FOLAMI WAIDI OLASUNKANMI.can any body please help me out on this URGENTLY.