AfonjaBoston:


Its nice to know you are also in a supporters club but too smart not to realise the course you are supporting.

Read, read, let it sink before you get so qwerty excited . it will save you a lot of embarrassment too

Nicklaus619:


I know right? I am considering canada

ntyce:


Professor of Migration and Visa Studies, it's cause and not course....

Beautyaddy:


You're right! It's about time for one.

Please start one as soon as you can. It will be a very interesting thread to follow and contribute in.

ayobj:

I graduated two years ago. I am a Medical officer.
How many years post graduation
What is your grade as in status-residency or consultant
Also where do you work ?

awumen:
https://www.nairaland.com/4933332/us-embassy-nigeria-closes-indefinitely
Gurus in the house, can you confirm the above news about the U.s embassy shutting down indefinitely due to government shut down?

AfonjaBoston:


I will not ignore you because I don't want you to fool yourself in public again.

Take some basic classes in morphology, context , verbs and nouns.

Come back and thank me.

gimakon:
Hello people.
Completed my DS-160 and have the personal information with me and the other one I was asked to come with to the embassy along with my passport. However I didn't want to be missing out something here. It's not a stupid question, I just need it for purpose of clarity.
That DS-160 confirmation I was asked to come with do I print it out in black and white or color? Most folks I have asked says I go with both. For those who filled that ds-160 form plz advise me here

SaladsandChapman:
Please someone should respond to me, I didn't have the right passport photograph when I filled my DS-160, is it compulsory for the photograph to be there or I can take it to the embassy on the day of the interview as stated on the form? Thanks

donchukey:
Pls I work with a federal agency. I am looking at spending my annual leave in the United States with my wife (Miami). I have never travelled before. I and my wife are both first timers, we have 6 kids but we don't intend travelling with them. What are the required documents? with a bank statement of 3million, what are our chances of getting a visa?

LegitBachelor:
Bro ntyce was right. You don't "support a course", rather you "support a cause"

Trying to use context, or semantics to claim you are right is very dangerous.

What makes one a Scholar is not his ability not to make mistakes but his ability to take corrections from his mistakes.

Reine22:


I respectfully disagree with you. He’s not wrong. Course can be used in this context. Anything can be ‘supported’ If he had used the phrase ‘support a course of action’ or ‘support a plan’ it would have been correct.

donchukey:
Pls I work with a federal agency. I am looking at spending my annual leave in the United States with my wife (Miami). I have never travelled before. I and my wife are both first timers, we have 6 kids but we don't intend travelling with them. What are the required documents? with a bank statement of 3million, what are our chances of getting a visa?

jesuisroya:
Hello House.
Good day everyone in the group.
I wish you all a happy New Year.
My question is: I wish to travel to the US on holidays wiht my family: my husband and 2 kids.
My husband has a bout 1Million naira in his account while I have about 3 million.
We both work, though I earn more. i work in a well known establishment while my husband works for a small time business and earns like 100K per month.
Will it be ok for us to start the visa application process?
Thanks for your kind advice.

LegitBachelor:
Bro ntyce was right. You don't "support a course", rather you "support a cause"

Trying to use context, or semantics to claim you are right is very dangerous.

What makes one a Scholar is not his ability not to make mistakes but his ability to take corrections from his mistakes.

Mightyify:
hello everyone I have friend who is a citizen of US, he wants me to come over, whats the best way to go about this? he said he will send invitation and i intend to stay there. can something be worked after getting there with visit visa? i have not travelled before....whats the best route to go about this please, he seriously wants me to come but i dont want us to make a mistake

Scissorluv:
Hello, everyone. So, my interview is in a few days from now. My father will be sponsoring my trip, he's a permanent resident.. I live with my mom. I'm a student here and I intend to come back. Please, in what ways do you think I can prove I have strong ties to my home country? And what questions do you think they're likely to ask me? Thank you in advance.

Mightyify:
hello everyone I have friend who is a citizen of US, he wants me to come over, whats the best way to go about this? he said he will send invitation and i intend to stay there. can something be worked after getting there with visit visa? i have not travelled before....whats the best route to go about this please, he seriously wants me to come but i dont want us to make a mistake

cerezo:
My dear, there's nothing wrong with a friend wanting to invite you over, but planning to change the visit visa to something else makes everyone think otherwise. If you really wanna visit the US, work on your strong ties back home. Once you start thinking of abusing your visa, then you may never get it. You should ask yourself the following questions:
- Are you a genuine visitor?
- Do u have more than enough to fund your trip?
- Have you visited other countries and returned back to your home country?
- Do you have enough proof you'll return home after this trip?

As much as I encourage folks to travel out and get exposed, it's a total NO if your intention is to abuse the purpose of your visa. It increases your BP and does affect the chances of genuine visitors back home. So, I'll advise you carry out a self appraisal.

Vuitton007:


same same!
submitted 26th
updated 27th
Dec 31, application received status

Nothg has updated or changed... i dont know how i got here