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homirefacuny:Sire, I disagree; personal savings is not a weakness; a strong sponsor is fine too tho. Good personal statement plus sponsor is not a red flag. What about people that have dependents, some even seek F2 visas for them. Interviews are just too subjective that's all. And the school might be really expensive with no form of funded aid to supplement |
Twhizzy2:So sorry about this, how much is the cost indicated on the I20? |
npmi:Your interview is upcoming, pay less attention to negative news, it seeps to the subconscious mind and it's quite harmful to your esteem and morale; focus on the good ones. My advice to you |
Wealth7:Its not everyone that makes it verification stage now, they deny loads of people and the ones they intend to give visas, they verify the soa except you have some large amount of funding that covers your study and living expenses. They'll have already approved your visa before they go on and verify...so its really not much and with the money they make from people's visa fees they shouldn't complain! |
CuteRedd:edit your quote bro, remove the guy's details, it has obvious fraudulent intents. |
lullu:It's going to be almost the same questions as MSC or PhD, why the course, what it'll do for you? Why not Nigeria? Can you afford it(with an SOA) that shows you can... Post your first interview transcript let's see what went wrong the first time |
Spring2019:It solely depends on you, have you attended interviews in the past? How did you fare? If you build your interview responses by cramming around an anticipated route, its going to be an arduous task to gather your composure if you ever get derailed with an unanticipated question. Interview yourself everyday, let it flow freely your points might not always be in the exact words you want them expressed every time but it should always express the idea behind it. Don't be rigid. Let me quote the VO education USA invited for their seminar. VO; "don't get nervous, most students are denied because they look nervous like they crammed the whole thing in their head. Be yourself and lets have a chit chat. Talk to us like you talking to a friend, don't get nervous because it's not gonna do you any good. We are humans like you. Learn about your school, your course of study, where you gonna stay, your city. Talk like a genuine student. Studying in the U.S. is not easy, so you have to prove to us that you deserve it." But if cramming but if its your forte and you've mastered the art, then cheers in advance! |
minasota:He/she could write standardized tests to boost his profile. Its a proven fact that admission decisions and funding goes beyond undergraduate transcripts alone. A good statement of purpose(Sop), Letters of recommendation(lor) and tests scores could do the magic. For schools, read through the thread you should be able to list a few. All the best |
100kobo:Sire, he already posted his transcript, could you pls scrutinize and suggest what could have gone wrong? |
Steveremmy:https://cgifederal.secure.force.com/applicanthome |
destell:Transcripts gurus...cc100kobo, Lagosismyhome, timotee, nutshell44 please help him out. |
destell:Why did you think you were denied? If the reason is something you feel is negligible when you're reinterviewed then you can, you're not applying for the first time. You were previously denied. You can post your previous transcript and proposed transcripts and let the experienced help you. Kind regards |
Demonicide:Its your Nonimmigrant Visa - Confirmation Page (DS-160) |
dimejalex:Deferring to fall would be very convenient for you, you can book your visa date early and prepare well. For now, it has been alleged that consular do not appreciate it when your interview date is too close to your resumption date and even if you get an expedited appointment at this stage it'll still be very close to spring start date. Its still your decision to make and I'll stick with what the academic evaluator advised you. Like every successful applicant say "preparation is key" |
Demonicide:1. Appointment letter 2. Nonimmigrant Visa - Confirmation Page (DS-160) 3. Visa fee receipt (GTB) 4. Original I-20 5. SEVIS I-901 payment confirmation 6. International passport 7. Birth certificate 8. (1) 2X2 passport 9. Diploma or degree Cert. 10. Standardized test scores (if applicable) 11. Admission letter. People at the gate will hassle you to patronize them for one thing or another, I'd advise you not to...if you have all this just walk confidently into the embassy don't let them plant any fear inside of you. Don't go with your phones, drop them at the hotel or someplace. They'll charge you heavily to keep it with them and since you won't be spending all day at the embassy; you can do without your phone. Goodluck! |
sensisosu:Dependents Remaining at home - If your spouse and children are remaining behind in your country, be prepared to address how they will support themselves in your absence. If the consular officer gains the impression that your family will need you to remit money from the U.S in order to support them, your student visa application will almost certainly be denied. If your family does decide to join you at a later time, it is helpful to have them apply at the same post where you applied for your visa. This is one of the points my school sent to me in preparation for nonimmigrant Visa. With warm regards |
forcle:cc @justwise |
Earliest date for Lagos embassy is now Monday November 26...apply faast!!! |
The earliest date for Lag embassy is now Dec 31, i read earlier that abj is at jan 3(I haven't confirmed), if one expedites his/her appointment, what dates is one likely to get? |
thayor21:2 weeks is a long time, here are the options i THINK you have 1. In your mind make the less preferred school your most preferred school, come up with reasonable and convincing reasons you chose the course and school in your proposed transcript, go get your visa and you can then change to your most preferred school. 2. Request your school send you a soft copy if your I20; there you have your sevis code and pay your sevis fee with the code, wait for the I20, book a regular visa date and expedite! I wish you luck |
Rytefish:I actually did this, the new school will prepare a prior I20 for you, visit the fmjfee.com website and click on the I901 fee transfer button, fill in the details of the new Sevis code from your preferred school and the new school sevis code, they'll send you a 'no reply' mail notifying you that they received your request and another one about the status...it takes two business days to completely transfer your sevis fee(note your fee is valid for a year) there are no financial implications...best wishes |
thayor21:Yea you can, sevis fee is transferrable within the year. But once you've submit your DS-160 with your less preferred school's sevis code you won't be able to change it. Are you going to the embassy with the less preferred school's I-20 or you'd wait for the I20 of your most preferred school to get to you? |
Hi everyone, Can one pay visa fees without booking a date just yet? |
Gospelozy:Huh? I personally do not understand your question but I'm sure Google would be swifter and accurate in giving a relevant answer. Good morning from Nigeria |
IlesanmiG:On the thread walspring is a vouched moniker for SEVIS fee payment aid, I'll recommend him. I haven't read much about others, so to avoid stories that touch. I'd advise you to contact him. |
evelyyn:Post your proposed transcripts (anticipated interview question and YOUR answers) , then people can help with suggestions. Trucks of luck |
fairheart:Care to elaborate on your advise with reasons?? |
Petersburg94:I actually did this, the new school will prepare a prior I20 for you, visit the fmjfee.com website and click on the I901 fee transfer button, fill in the details of the new Sevis code from your preferred school and the new school sevis code, they'll send you a 'no reply' mail notifying you that they received your request and another one about the status...it takes two business days to completely transfer your sevis fee(note your fee is valid for a year)...best wishes |
Humble11:I'll be on the lookout, thanks. |
Humble11:Really, what time of the day did you see this? |
lextube:Wow! ![]() |
Missjayone22:Thank you for this, it was very helpful at least it assuaged some fears and anxiety, I didn't see the invite on time would have loved to be there...are you preparing for another interview soon? Can I pm you to rub minds?... |
