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Does anyone have any idea what documents need to be taken to the US embassy for interview?i mean what documents should be sent to you by your host, and the ones you need to take from here, please treat as urgent.Thanks

Please can anyone tell me what documents should be taken along to the US embassy for interview, i mean what papers the host should send from the US, its urgent

congratulations,

There are a few factors to consider:Were they ever married?,if yes,(tori don get k-leg).Does he intend to marry you?,hows his communication with the woman in question?These should help u make a decision, the boy is no issue because hes a child and u can and should treat him as your own(afterall hes your husbands son).

so after 5 years is when your sister know that she no longer want the guy abi? are u sure u are telling us the truth? if yes then your sister and mr lover boy need to go for medical check up at ARO.

osereka,u need to check ur use of words,thats rather rude,if uve nothing reasonable to say, u best keep quiet

Im not sowing any seed of discord o, we tell each other everything,shes more of my friend than my sister.

I light a candle for nmy Dad(remembering tha last cash u gave me,crisp new ones).i will never forget how much you loved us and gave us d best, Rest in peace.


I light a candle for a dear mother in Israel,my mentor,my pastor,Pastor Mrs Bimbo Odukoya.The legacy u left will never fade.Adieu

My sister has known this guy for close to 5 years now,while dating,he never gave her a penny.Core stingy guy as it were,not even during her NYSC days when she needed his help the most.He works and isn't a young guy.Now she wants to leave him(has been for over a year now) but he threatens to kill himself if she refuses to marry him.Personally,ive asked her to leave him but she doesnt want anyone killing himself for her.

PS she says she has no more feelings for the guy in question.

So touching,wether it was culled or not,its a lesson to everyone married or unmarried, keep up d good work.

In my opinion,Give him sometime before you allow him access to the child, since u say hes abusive,he could try to forcefully take the child or steal her, When she comes of age,she'll understand and be able to make her own decisions, and he wont be able to steal her then.And Men are the same all over the world, A  foreigner did worse to my sister so its not about his being a nigerian, wish u all d best.

welcome to nairaland, did u attend auchipoly?know someone from there tht goes by that name

congratulations.

it is pertinent to note that we are in africa where it is a norm for women to cook for their families, however we should bear in mind that the western culture is sinking deep too so i suggest we dont throw culture away and at the same time not be too rigid to change, i suggest the woman in question learns to cook, no knowledge is wasted anyway.the value of a woman is in making her house a home and if that entails cooking,why not?(she can buy african pot)

thanks my sis

Thanks, guess u'll be my first friend.

Hi Nairaland users,i joined only recently though ive read your posts quite often and i must say u guys are really great.I appreciate what ure doing and i say keep up d good work, people like sammy,  to mention but a few,God bless and reward your labour of love.

In my own opinion,the earlier the better for childbearing.mid 20's is really safe.That way,by mid-late 30's you're through then you can concentrate on keeping your home(husband and kids).Not too mny people are that blessed though so whenever it comes, Take it to the Lord in prayer.