I received this from the The President last night

Adesoji --

I'm about to go speak to the crowd here in Chicago, but I wanted to thank you first.

I want you to know that this wasn't fate, and it wasn't an accident. You made this happen.

You organized yourselves block by block. You took ownership of this campaign five and ten dollars at a time. And when it wasn't easy, you pressed forward.

I will spend the rest of my presidency honoring your support, and doing what I can to finish what we started.

But I want you to take real pride, as I do, in how we got the chance in the first place.

Today is the clearest proof yet that, against the odds, ordinary Americans can overcome powerful interests.

There's a lot more work to do.

But for right now: Thank you.

Barack

and I want the house to believe that Obama victory is victory for hope, it means, we can make it no matter where we come from,no matter our color, no matter our last name.

adesojiaderemi@:
I received from the The President last night

Adesoji --

I'm about to go speak to the crowd here in Chicago, but I wanted to thank you first.

I want you to know that this wasn't fate, and it wasn't an accident. You made this happen.

You organized yourselves block by block. You took ownership of this campaign five and ten dollars at a time. And when it wasn't easy, you pressed forward.

I will spend the rest of my presidency honoring your support, and doing what I can to finish what we started.

But I want you to take real pride, as I do, in how we got the chance in the first place.

Today is the clearest proof yet that, against the odds, ordinary Americans can overcome powerful interests.

There's a lot more work to do.

But for right now: Thank you.

Barack

and I want the house to believe that Obama victory is victory for hope, it means, we can make it no matter where we come from,no matter our color, no matter our last name.

Yes, we can.

Hi guys I am Boris from Cameroon and I am new on this forum. I have one question to ask you guys. KCC informed me dat my forms have been received and are acceptable for the continuation of my visa processing but they did not inform me about my interview date so i was wondering what to do. Please help me I am worried...

lonpy lonpa: Hi guys I am Boris from Cameroon and I am new on this forum. I have one question to ask you guys. KCC informed me dat my forms have been received and are acceptable for the continuation of my visa processing but they did not inform me about my interview date so i was wondering what to do. Please help me I am worried...

Hi Boris I am also from Cameroon. When did you send your NL to KCC and what is your CN? These are the little measuring instruments we can use to predict when your interview will go on

lonpy lonpa: Hi guys I am Boris from Cameroon and I am new on this forum. I have one question to ask you guys. KCC informed me dat my forms have been received and are acceptable for the continuation of my visa processing but they did not inform me about my interview date so i was wondering what to do. Please help me I am worried...

Welcome on board!
Compare your case number with what you have on the visa bulletin, then you'll know when you are current. The visa bulletin for each month is usually available on 15th. Hope this helps.

Hi house...can a dv lottery winner can join the american military? If yes What are the requirments? Thanks

emebeteaderashn: Hi house...can a dv lottery winner can join the american military? If yes What are the requirments? Thanks

CAPITAL YES,THE Requirements ARE YOUR GREEN CARD/PROOF OF USA CITIZENSHIP AND YOUR AGE(17 WITH PARENTAL CONSENT or 18 WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT and MAX 35).

adesojiaderemi@:


CAPITAL YES,THE Requirements ARE YOUR GREEN CARD/PROOF OF USA CITIZENSHIP AND YOUR AGE(17 WITH PARENTAL CONSENT or 18 WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT and MAX 35).

does it have any advantage i mean i heard that if you join and serve the military for 2 years they will give you citizenship easily,is it true?
And by the way is it also true for the air force

emebeteaderashn: does it have any advantage i mean i heard that if you join and serve the military for 2 years they will give you citizenship easily,is it true?
And by the way is it also true for the air force

I know there are lots of benefits but I cant answer that of immigrant status for now.

A great man was said,"we are greater than the sum of our individual ambition.".{B.Obama}
Thanks guys you are really helping pple here.

Hi is me again (Boris)I send my forms to kcc on the 18 july and they arrived on the 23rd of july and my case number is 2013AF0006****. Can you now please predict for me.

i think Jan visa bulletin will b 12000 pls house contribute plsss

Hello pls need ur comments.my kid bro was dv 2012 and traveled this september but has not yet recieve his green card.could there be a problem? Hello pls need ur comments.my kid bro was dv 2012 and traveled this september but has not yet recieve his green card.could there be a problem?

I cannot even interpret the visa bulletin that is why it is difficult for me to predict.

Leripa:


Welcome on board!
Compare your case number with what you have on the visa bulletin, then you'll know when you are current. The visa bulletin for each month is usually available on 15th. Hope this helps.

lonpy lonpa: Hi is me again (Boris)I send my forms to kcc on the 18 july and they arrived on the 23rd of july and my case number is 2013AF0006****. Can you now please predict for me.

boris i real want u to chil ok ur case number wil becom current by july ok.i am a cameroon too so feel free to ask ur questions any tyme.and most importantly u have to chil.do u have ur advance level?

lonpy lonpa: I cannot even interpret the visa bulletin that is why it is difficult for me to predict.

Lonpy when u google visa bulletin,example(december 2012 visa bulletin).u will see 4charts.Go to the third chart talking abt diversity immigrant and compare ur case number to it.u will see something in a column like:Africa 15500 ecept nigeria.....egypt....mostly these exceptions are mostly lower.then the next chart(chart 4)gives u the prediction for next month.hope this helps.somebody else might educate u on this ok.

lonpy lonpa: I cannot even interpret the visa bulletin that is why it is difficult for me to predict.

A case number is said to be current when it falls within the range of case numbers for a particular month, subject to availability of visas. Each region has an allocated number of case numbers that are current each month.

lorddom: Lonpy when u google visa bulletin,example(december 2012 visa bulletin).u will see 4charts.Go to the third chart talking abt diversity immigrant and compare ur case number to it.u will see something in a column like:Africa 15500 ecept nigeria.....egypt....mostly these exceptions are mostly lower.then the next chart(chart 4)gives u the prediction for next month.hope this helps.somebody else might educate u on this ok.

@lorddom: thumbs up.

lonpy lonpa: Hi is me again (Boris)I send my forms to kcc on the 18 july and they arrived on the 23rd of july and my case number is 2013AF0006****. Can you now please predict for me.

@Boris, this is November and for Africa, they are still on CN 15500 Maybe in december they will climb to 17*** or 18***. Check always on the site http://travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_1360.html for updates concerning bulletins,

pls house i heard dat ikoyi is d only place for registry embassy recognise pls is it true

lonpy lonpa: Hi is me again (Boris)I send my forms to kcc on the 18 july and they arrived on the 23rd of july and my case number is 2013AF0006****. Can you now please predict for me.

re u vry sure of ds ur CN 6**** cos is on d high side or u made a mistake and if truely dt is ur CN no call for alarm u ll definately do an interview jst dt i cant predict bt i knw it ll be next year 2013.goodluck bro

Good evening forum...i found out that i have sign on ds230 part 2 pls will dis cos any harm on my day of interview ...pls help me on this

@femo:
pls house i heard dat ikoyi is d only place for registry embassy recognise pls is it true

dat is a vry big lie....so far ur marriage is registered under d nija law

lorddom: Hello pls need ur comments.my kid bro was dv 2012 and traveled this september but has not yet recieve his green card.could there be a problem? Hello pls need ur comments.my kid bro was dv 2012 and traveled this september but has not yet recieve his green card.could there be a problem?

What of welcoming letter and others?if he has not receive that he should call uscis

adesojiaderemi@:


What of welcoming letter and others?if he has not receive that he should call uscis

thanks 4 ur reply but he hasnt recieve anything yet

hello house,it has been a while since we got interview experiences here....pls if u av passed through the interview even if you were denied visa....I still urge you 2 share your experience with the house cos it will help us prepare more..my fellow nairalanders,am I speaking your mind?

emebeteaderashn: does it have any advantage i mean i heard that if you join and serve the military for 2 years they will give you citizenship easily,is it true?
And by the way is it also true for the air force

Citizenship for Military Members

Members and certain veterans of the U.S. armed forces may be eligible for naturalization through their military service under Section 328 or 329 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). Additionally, the INA provides for posthumous naturalization under section 329A.

For information about citizenship for spouses or children of military members, see the links to the left.

General Requirements & Exceptions
Qualifying military service is generally in the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and certain components of the National Guard and the Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve. The general requirements for naturalization may be diminished or waived for qualifying service member.

Naturalization through One Year of Qualifying Service During “Peacetime”
Generally, a person who has served honorably in the U.S. armed forces at any time may be eligible to apply for naturalization under section 328 of the INA. The military community sometimes refers to this as “peacetime naturalization.”

In general, an applicant for naturalization under Section 328 of the INA must:

Be age 18 or older
Have served honorably in the U.S. armed forces for at least 1 year and, if separated from the U.S. armed forces, have been separated honorably
Be a permanent resident at the time of examination on the naturalization application
Be able to read, write, and speak basic English
Have a knowledge of U.S. history and government (civics)
Have been a person of good moral character during all relevant periods under the law
Have an attachment to the principles of the U.S. Constitution and be well disposed to the good order and happiness of the U.S. during all relevant periods under the law
Have continuously resided in the United States for at least five years and have been physically present in the United States for at least 30 months out of the 5 years immediately preceding the date of filing the application, UNLESS the applicant has filed an application while still in the service or within 6 months of separation. In the latter case, the applicant is not required to meet these residence and physical presence requirements.
Naturalization through Qualifying Service during Periods of Hostilities
Generally, members of the U.S. armed forces who serve honorably for any period of time (even 1 day) during specifically designated periods of hostilities (see below) are eligible for naturalization under section 329 of the INA through such military service.

In general, an applicant for naturalization under INA 329 must:

Have served honorably in active-duty status, or as a member of the Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve, for any amount of time during a designated period of hostilities and, if separated from the U.S. armed forces, have been separated honorably
Have been lawfully admitted as a permanent resident at any time after enlistment or induction, OR have been physically present in the United States or certain territories at the time of enlistment or induction (regardless of whether the applicant was admitted as a permanent resident)
Be able to read, write, and speak basic English
Have a knowledge of U.S. history and government (civics)
Have been a person of good moral character during all relevant periods under the law
Have an attachment to the principles of the U.S. Constitution and be well disposed to the good order and happiness of the U.S. during all relevant periods under the law
There is no minimum age requirement for an applicant under this section. The designated periods of hostilities are:

April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1918
September 1, 1939 to December 31, 1946
June 25, 1950 to July 1, 1955
February 28, 1961 to October 15, 1978
August 2, 1990 to April 11, 1991
September 11, 2001 until the present
The current designated period of hostilities starting on September 11, 2001, will terminate when the President issues an Executive Order terminating the period.

Note: current members of the U.S. armed forces who qualify for naturalization under sections 328 or 329 of the INA can proceed with their naturalization application either in the United States or overseas.

Application Processing
Service members are not charged filing or biometrics fees. Service members should complete the applications stated below to apply for naturalization:

Form N-400, Application for Naturalization
Form N-426, Request for Certification of Military or Naval Service (establishes periods of honorable service certified by the military)
Note: Every military installation should have a designated point-of-contact (POC) to handle your application and certify your Request for Certification of Military or Naval Service (Form N-426). You should inquire through your chain of command to find out who this person is so they can help you with your application packet.

The designated POC may assist you with the following:

Certification of Form N-426
Information about fingerprinting and how to comply with the fingerprinting requirement
Submitting the N-400 package to the Nebraska Service Center (NSC) at the following address.
The Nebraska Service Center
PO Box 87426
Lincoln, NE 68501-7426

Once your application is received, the NSC will review the application and send it to the USCIS office closest to your location. If you have a preference as to where you would like to be interviewed, you may provide that information in a cover letter attached to your naturalization packet.

The USCIS office will set a date to interview you to determine your eligibility for naturalization. If your application for naturalization is approved, USCIS will inform you of the date you can take the oath of allegiance.

Posthumous Citizenship for Military Members
Generally, individuals who served honorably in the U.S. armed forces and who died as a result of injury or disease incurred while serving in an active duty status during specified periods of military hostilities, as listed above, may be eligible for posthumous citizenship under section 329A of the INA.

Form N-644, Application for Posthumous Citizenship, must be filed on behalf of the deceased service member within 2 years of his or her death. If approved, a Certificate of Citizenship will be issued in the name of the deceased veteran establishing posthumously that he or she was a U.S. citizen on the date of his or her death.

For information on survivor benefits for a qualifying service member’s surviving spouse, child, or parent, see “Family Based Survivor Benefits” link to the left.

emebeteaderashn: does it have any advantage i mean i heard that if you join and serve the military for 2 years they will give you citizenship easily,is it true?
And by the way is it also true for the air force

Also if you serve I believe four years in the military ( airforce, marine corp, army etc ) you get free tuition.

lorddom: thanks 4 ur reply but he hasnt recieve anything yet

May be he changed his address, because within 10 days he should have received his welcoming letter and within 21 days his green card.once again, where is his point of entrance?

Guys visa bulletin for december is out. For da month of January...
Africa -18100
Egypt- 10900
Ethopia -16700
Nigeria - 10000
Asia - 3400
Europe - 10950
North America(Bahamas)-2
Oceania - 600
South America - 750

Hov63: Guys visa bulletin for december is out. For da month of January...
Africa -18100
Egypt- 10900
Ethopia -16700
Nigeria - 10000
Asia - 3400
Europe - 10950
North America(Bahamas)-2
Oceania - 600
South America - 750

dis is d old bulletin bro

jidedon2000@yah:
dis is d old bulletin bro

Naa its for January just check da site. Africa was 15500.