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tnuola:
Yes, but pgd sha

hesque:
If u re interested, I can send u materials for HR... u can look for some1 with Basis experience to do the installation for you.

tnuola:
What certification(s) would you suggest for HR?

Siga:
... Apply the very first week it opens... been bilingual ain't a requirement for the program but a MAJOR plus when it comes to work and PR ... Also, all y'all going for this HR program need to know if u do not have a certification in most major ERPs u are in for a tough ride... e.g Oracle, SAP and the likes... thats what will put u above others... ain't about dem degrees or masters alone... be wise ..

Siga:
.....that's incorrect. ...if u are qualified u will be accepted provided u apply early as those schools get a lot of applications and they deal with them first come first serve basis once u qualify for the program....

kayceemadu9:
Please I've got no answer to your question,but I got interested when you mentioned HR...I've been thinking of studying it in MSC...But I dunno cos I'm a microbiology student

blengo:
Hello Forum warriors I recently was offered admission to study Information systems security (Graduate certificate) Georgian college ontario canada...I have a B.Sc Computer science in nigeria....I met this guy who says he is a regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant and asked me to pay approx. 350k to process student visa......and that he has a success rate of over 75%....and non-refundable...my people the cash plenty oooo I need advise abeg b4 I go enta one chance... school resumes in September 2015

yregs:
@Justwise, im so disappointed. The fact that you are the moderator on this forum doesn't give you the right to treat people unjustly.

You banned Ohammed199 simply because he offered to help. You could have given him a warning and if after, he repeated offense, you can then ban him.

Nobody is perfect. Its not fair. The guy offered to help. Do you have a proof of the allegations that you raised against him? Its totally unfair. We are all here to learn.

Moreover, you were here saying stuff that were not correct yesterday and you were corrected by Akanni, instead of you to reason with him, you started name calling and insulting the guy. Totally immature and uncalled for. Above all, Siga came to clarify and you still couldn't accept your faults and apologize to Akanni. Yet, you are disciplining somebody.

Let us learn to treat people the way we want to be treated. I expected much more from you.
Please, remove the ban and let us move on.

Regards.

favdomintent:
what is the problem you have with them? ...... I have been using them and it has been good experience.

lordmayor4:
It is better to buy those from usa... am telling you from experience,i have a seller who deals on closeout sales designer handbags and etc who I buy from before

Infinitikoncept:
hit me on whatsapp then with my signature

cherie24:
Dear VO,
I applied for a visa last year and during thr interview, i was asked if i was preggy and i said no - i wanted to go for a training and vacation for 3 weeks. I got the visa and then i realised (family and friends) said i could give birth there, couple of weeks later, i wrote a mail to them declaring the preggy. 1 week after, i was called and the VO said she appreciates me coming forward but that it would have been best if i admitted when she asked. I was ashamed. so the visa was revoked and she wrote 221B on it ( if i remember correctly). I am now beyound scared. Please i would like to know if this is a ban. what are my chances of getting a visa if i request? when do you think i can do that? - is there a time line?.. Any further info will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Regards

abujaniv:
Greetings,

Applicants must have at least six months validity on their passports at the time of application. Consider renewing your passport before your visa interview.

While the majority of our applicants are approved, we must unfortunately refuse others due to a lack of strong ties to Nigeria. “Ties" are the various aspects of your life that bind you to your country of residence: your possessions, employment, social and family relationships.

Applicants without prior international travel are not automatically refused visas. Prior travel is just one factor we consider when discerning whether or not an applicant is qualified for U.S. visa. When an applicant answers truthfully that they have no prior travel, this enables the interviewing officer to move on to another line of questioning that may or not result in visa issuance. Adding fake travel stamps and/or visas to your passport will only result in an automatic denial and in some circumstances, a lifetime ban on traveling to the United States called 6(C)(i).

About Letters of Invitation:
You may provide a letter of invitation or support. However, this cannot guarantee visa issuance to a foreign national friend, relative or student. Visa applicants must qualify for the visa according to their own circumstances, not on the basis of an American sponsor's assurance.

Subsequent Applications after a Refusal:
Applicants are refused for different reasons. If you are refused a visa be sure to read the denial letter that you received at the conclusion of your interview. This letter will tell you whether or not you are eligible to reapply. A 6(C)(i) refusal is a permanent ineligibility for fraud and misrepresentation. One should be very careful before engaging in any actions that could be misconstrued as being a misrepresentation or fraud.

When someone is denied for a lack of ties to Nigeria or under section 214(b), these applicants have the legal right to reapply. In these situations, the applicant must pay another fee, submit a new application, and schedule a new interview. The applicant ‘s subsequent interview would be with a different interviewing officer if possible.

Applicants with prior refusals should be prepared to show further evidence of their ties or how their circumstances have changed since the time of the original application. It may help to answer the following questions before reapplying: (1) Did I explain my situation accurately? (2) Did the consular officer overlook something? (3) Is there any additional information I can present to establish my residence and strong ties abroad?

So is there a 90-day ban on reapplying after a 214(b) refusal?
No. The consular officer will reconsider a case when an applicant reapplies, if an applicant can show further convincing evidence of ties outside the United States. Unfortunately, some applicants will not qualify for a nonimmigrant visa, regardless of how many times they reapply, until their personal, professional, and financial circumstances change considerably.

Please note that very few of these decisions are overturned within 90 days because it is very hard to build stronger ties to Nigeria in less than 3 months. It takes time to build stronger ties- months or even years. An applicant can influence an officer to change a prior visa denial only through the presentation of new and convincing evidence of strong ties.

cherie24:
Hello Mums and mums to be....Hope you all had a great Easter celebration. Please i would like ask. Do you any of you have a successful VBAC story? Please share with full details...you can share here or at chizzy_sw@yahoo.com

Muahhh....

flodave:
Another writer has asked about what he can do regarding having falsely claimed he has a relation in the U.S. Again, we cannot comment on individual cases, but we would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone to please be honest in any interactions with the U.S. government. We take fraud and misrepresentation very seriously, and misrepresenting yourself to get a visa can have life-long consequences.
so my question is how does an applicant know if he's banned or not allowed to apply in the future for misrepresentation because other embassies will clearly state if that is the case. Instead of one to keep wasting time and resources.

VisaOfficer:
I'm sorry, I don't answer non-immigrant visa questions. That's not my specialty, and I'd rather not give bad advice.

cherie24:
Thank you very much - I appreciate. will get in touch with them

VisaOfficer:
This is a question for my non-immigrant visa colleagues at https://www.nairaland.com/1792662/u.s-non-immigrant-visas-listening .

cherie24:
Dears, One question please. we are travelling to Paris in a couple od days to stay for 10days. if we rent a car, can my hubby drive with his naija international passport. Just a question please and i will appreciate your honest and clear responses.
Thank you