ayenikunle:
It may look tough, but people are getting visas everyday... we just have to stop deceiving ourselves... If you are legit, honest and everything work together in your favour, you would get it...

sharpman1:


I know company who's staff has never been refused a visa to the US for a training up until 2017.

This year, they have bounced 3 of their staff for the same training.

ayenikunle:
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This doesn't mean people are not getting visas.

ayenikunle:
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This doesn't mean people are not getting visas.

HRprof:


Only 10% get visa this year. Let's stop generating revenue for them. This time around is not about your genuine intentions or your ties even your travel history can not guarantee you visa. Is even a miracle to get visiting visa now

sharpman1:


Of course people are getting visas.

Question is.......what is the percentage of successful applications?

lex02:
hello every one, please we have a situation....have anyone ever heard of this

my sisters husband left for usa last week monday, he has a 2years tourist visa which will expire in january 2019. he has been busy at work and decided to visit last week.
after checking in about to board his plane he was asked to step aside that de(the airline) received a mail that he should not be allowed to travel that he should report to the embassy in lagos for further inquires....any one experienced this before? please i need useful informations.

meanwhile he has neva used the visa to travel but he has been to south africa n dubai so many occasion befor he got the usa. alone the line his kids school planned on summer holiday for parents, students, and some members of the school but they were all denied the canada visa.
since his visa was getting near he dcided to rush to america.

would you advice he visits the embassy as requested no timing de just said visit or wud it be better if he stays away for now and apply for a schegen visa or uk just incase the revoke his visa so it wont affect his application

please experienced hands in the house please help us out and if u have had that experience please share the outcome pleeeeee

OmoBendel24:


Will ask this one question, and implore you to be fair too. What is the percentage of intending immigrants amongst those refusals in this current Nigeria?

Should they just be granting us visas because we paid visa fees to them?

lex02:
hello every one, please we have a situation....have anyone ever heard of this

my sisters husband left for usa last week monday, he has a 2years tourist visa which will expire in january 2019. he has been busy at work and decided to visit last week.
after checking in about to board his plane he was asked to step aside that de(the airline) received a mail that he should not be allowed to travel that he should report to the embassy in lagos for further inquires....any one experienced this before? please i need useful informations.

meanwhile he has neva used the visa to travel but he has been to south africa n dubai so many occasion befor he got the usa. alone the line his kids school planned on summer holiday for parents, students, and some members of the school but they were all denied the canada visa.
since his visa was getting near he dcided to rush to america.

would you advice he visits the embassy as requested no timing de just said visit or wud it be better if he stays away for now and apply for a schegen visa or uk just incase the revoke his visa so it wont affect his application

please experienced hands in the house please help us out and if u have had that experience please share the outcome pleeeeee

jj17cv:

@lex02


Before revoking the visa, the US consular officer usually is obliged to invite the visa holder to the consulate for an interview, and give him a chance to show why the visa should not be revoked. A qualified attorney can help you through this step. However, if it is determined that you or a family member are unqualified to hold the previously issued visa, it will be revoked.

When revoking the visa, the officer will write or stamp “REVOKED” across the face of the visa; notify the person on what legal grounds the visa was revoked; make an entry into the visa system; and complete a Certificate of Revocation of Visa.

If the visa holder cannot be found, the officer will notify airlines of the revocation. If the person is already en route to the US, he will be detained and have his visa revoked at the port of entry.

It is important to note that occasionally visa revocations may occur without notice to the visa holder. Whether or not the visa holder gets actual notice, the revoked visa is no longer valid for travel to the US once the revocation is entered into the visa system

Malevonent:


his visa will likely be revoked when he goes to the embassy. 2 things must hv raised a red flag in the american visa system database.

1. the failed canadian visa attempyt -- they dont care/want to know the circumstances
2. suddenly reawakening to try to use a dormant 2yr visa.

if he can let him process his uk or schegen visa first, then he can then submit himself at the american embassy , so the visa can be physically revoked there

lex02:
hello every one, please we have a situation....have anyone ever heard of this

my sisters husband left for usa last week monday, he has a 2years tourist visa which will expire in january 2019. he has been busy at work and decided to visit last week.
after checking in about to board his plane he was asked to step aside that de(the airline) received a mail that he should not be allowed to travel that he should report to the embassy in lagos for further inquires....any one experienced this before? please i need useful informations.

meanwhile he has neva used the visa to travel but he has been to south africa n dubai so many occasion befor he got the usa. alone the line his kids school planned on summer holiday for parents, students, and some members of the school but they were all denied the canada visa.
since his visa was getting near he dcided to rush to america.

would you advice he visits the embassy as requested no timing de just said visit or wud it be better if he stays away for now and apply for a schegen visa or uk just incase the revoke his visa so it wont affect his application

please experienced hands in the house please help us out and if u have had that experience please share the outcome pleeeeee

lex02:
does he need appointment to get in to the embassy? thank you all for your response

HRprof:


I don't think he need appointment since he was informed to report to the embassy. He can send an email to the embassy or use a feedback on his appointment portal to notify them and he will get a reply ...My opinion

OmoBendel24:


We hear you. But we wee kip "generating revenue for dem", donwori. Isit your "generation"? I can tell you for free that my immediate family members (who aren't citizens of somewhere else with "strong" passports but just Nigerians) all have this US visa, and there's nothing so peculiar than God and having the "know-how" of the process. Ties, genuine intentions and travel history keep counting wella!

I have come to realize too from experience that people who intend to migrate are MOST TIMES the ones that gets refused (we will not agree, but this is a solid observation of mine all the same, let's check our consciences). The ones with the necessary requirements and are not intent on migrating MOSTLY get this US visa. You can go on now and argue with your keyboard! Okay, bye....

DebsMed:

My own contribution to this in support is will a bank manager with good travel history not get a US visa with his family normally? Now that the spirit of visa abuse has gotten hold of people in that cadre too? I'm of the view that our people have made things worse for us in the name of smartness. Bad!

ediku208:
When would you guys make a forum on K1 visa .

LadyGuinivere:

Nwanne!
I have heard of oil company workers ( not contract o!)
Running away with family you deh yarn banker.
This country red o! People no get conscience again Aswear!

DebsMed:


Chai, we are seeing them all. How did we get here oooo ? Good evening ma

bettyLad:
followed this thread religiously and we have already applied for a family of 5, if I had gone through this posts earlier I would ve told my hubby to hold on so he won't spend his money, our interview date is 5th of December and we are applying as a family , family of 5. hubby has been denied twice and I have been denied once .we applied after our wedding 6years ago to spend the honeymoon in US but the didnt grant us .hubby applied alone to attend a conference last year but he still got denied despite having invitation letter .now we are applying as a family to spend the Christmas break .
hubby is self employed, stayed in UAE while I stay in Nig with the kids ,we hope to celebrate this Christmas in the US , please nairalander what are the chances of we getting the visa considering our previous denial ?how much is expecting of us to have in our bank account ?we intend spending 9days