Hov63: Naa its for January just check da site. Africa was 15500.

its the old one and for Dec not Jan.

@brightmon have u checked from da main site? I hav n its Jan not Dec. If u read its only nigeria n da Bahamas dat had no additions.

http://www.travel.state.gov/ visa/bulletin/bulletin_ 1360.html

Hov63: @brightmon have u checked from da main site? I hav n its Jan not Dec. If u read its only nigeria n da Bahamas dat had no additions.

Ure right. I was hopin id b current in jan but im feb instead. Dis wait isnt easy but i know God is involved.im 19*** from África. I know some of my nigerian brothers r not smiling at dis bulletin but dnt worry guys, all is well IJN

Truly no additional cut-off numbers for Nigeria for the month of January.
Guys, what is happening to Nigeria ooooooo.

Hov63: @brightmon have u checked from da main site? I hav n its Jan not Dec. If u read its only nigeria n da Bahamas dat had no additions.

ohh, you right. Thats true. May be KCC have alot of outstanding CN below 10,000 that have not been scheduled interview in Nigeria.

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

Its not the old bulletin.
Its same figures for Nigeria.
Dec - 10,000.
Jan - 10,000.

loconzo00:

Its not the old bulletin.
Its same figures for Nigeria.
Dec - 10,000.
Jan - 10,000.

wao o o my 9ja friends wont be happy wth ds update. all is well

Thank God dat atleast im proven right.to ma naija brothers, all is well. He(God) knws better.

jidedon2000@yah:
wao o o my 9ja friends wont be happy wth ds update. all is well

men am not happy at all. initially KCC decided to reduced the number of CN to be current,now they don't even add to the previous CN that was current for december,am still confused bro

adesojiaderemi@:


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?

P.o.e is Tulsa oklahoma

Statistics has proven The visa bulletin to have a slide increase in the case numbers current every year ,month by month .donno why this year is different.wel na God

brightmon:
ohh, you right. Thats true. May be KCC have alot of outstanding CN below 10,000 that have not been scheduled interview in Nigeria.

this might be the only reason.

If KCC for be na pikin eh,i for fine yi some cain.

wow Ethiopia is 16,700 for January ... that is great. this year it is to fast for ETH.

january visa bulletin is not out...till15TH of dis month,if u want to check a bulletin.then u go to the main site,,,,,pls oo stop misleading others!

babbs45:
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thank you sir for your elaborated explanation...

some Case Number are supposed to be current btw Oct and Dec have not yet received ther 2NL and may be Nigerian in this category are so many, may be Nigerians with high CN are not many and i think that KCC what to make sure that if you are current and have sent your forms them you must receive your 2NL.

hello house is it true the visa bulletine is out

daddykelly: january visa bulletin is not out...till15TH of dis month,if u want to check a bulletin.then u go to the main site,,,,,pls oo stop misleading others!

nobody is misleading u bro ,it is 4 real dt d visa bulletin is out pls check their site.

daddykelly: january visa bulletin is not out...till15TH of dis month,if u want to check a bulletin.then u go to the main site,,,,,pls oo stop misleading others!

please check here, visa bulletin for month Jan is already out...
http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5803.html (official website)

jidedon2000@yah:
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

Thanks for everything man truly this is my case number there are no mistakes there peace.

lorddom: 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?

Thanks for ur help bro. Yes i had my A/L back in 2010.I am still worried because I have already started processx my documents and i don't know if there will still be valid at that time.

daddykelly: january visa bulletin is not out...till15TH of dis month,if u want to check a bulletin.then u go to the main site,,,,,pls oo stop misleading others!

pls forum mate,can u pls explain what u mean by january visa bulletin not yet out,coz I checked the bulletin my self and I saw CN for nigeria,which is 10,000 for January,pls explain to me I can't stand the long waiting again

tundemalik@gmai:
pls forum mate,can u pls explain what u mean by january visa bulletin not yet out,coz I checked the bulletin my self and I saw CN for nigeria,which is 10,000 for January,pls explain to me I can't stand the long waiting again

Hi I don't think to be the right person to tell you this but i checked this morning and the January visa bulletin is not yet out i believe it will be out by the 15th of this month just exercise patience OK. Hope i have helped you a little bite.

brightmon: some Case Number are supposed to be current btw Oct and Dec have not yet received ther 2NL and may be Nigerian in this category are so many, may be Nigerians with high CN are not many and i think that KCC what to make sure that if you are current and have sent your forms them you must receive your 2NL.

I agreed with u,this could be the only reason why KCC decided not add to the previous CN to be current for January,I think they are trying to clear all those low CN that are current btw oct to dec

lonpy lonpa:
Hi I don't think to be the right person to tell you this but i checked this morning and the January visa bulletin is not yet out i believe it will be out by the 15th of this month just exercise patience OK. Hope i have helped you a little bite.

thanks,15th of Nov is very close but I think it has never happen for KCC to released visa bulletin on 7th and release another for 15th of the same month,and if this could happen in our set that is a good thing

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.

I now understand the visa bulletin. thanks man. Please one more question are you in cameroon or already there? Bro a beg no vex na just for ma record.

tundemalik@gmai:
thanks,15th of Nov is very close but I think it has never happen for KCC to released visa bulletin on 7th and release another for 15th of the same month,and if this could happen in our set that is a good thing

i believe it can still be possible because to the best of my knowledge KCC has never release a visa bulletin on the 7th of a month it has always been on the 15th.

I have an issue I am living out my country and my interview is in Kenya Nairobi. but am working day and studying evening here in kampala I have student pass visa for 1 year but do u think they going to ask me work-permit in my interview day and will this affect my interview .

lonpy lonpa:
i believe it can still be possible because to the best of my knowledge KCC has never release a visa bulletin on the 7th of a month it has always been on the 15th.

strange things are really happening.

Pls guys which one is the true info,is the bulletine out or not