₦airaland Forum

@LagosNIV,@AbujaNIV,
Thanks for your response,"NO QUESTION"......my feedback is just for you to discuss within your team...that each applicant should be judge fairly based on the principle and constitution that guides the US immigration...not on their(VO'S) swinging emotions as exhibited in Lagos today.My opinion will not change about Americans being good and listening people as seen even outside the Country.But the VO we met today was just out of it and he misrepresents what the US stands for...THANKS.

@AbujaNIV,@LagosNIV,
I was at your embassy in lagos today......with what i experienced with my family,I will like to say this whole process of US visa application is not transparent.The VO that attended asked all questions and we answered well to the best of our ability.i could see he had a problem of indecision for him to wait 2 to 2.5 mins not touching his keyboard.I felt it seems he has a bad day and he decided based on his emotions.My profile is such that i never had any reason ever since to go to the US until now to attend a family wedding ceremony.I work as QC engineer with a gas company group which i was transferred to UAE(abu dhabi) since 2015.I do alot of gas mixtures blending and analysis by gas chromatography(alot of technical details)....i also work with US marines alot in Abu dhabi cos my company supplies aviation oxygen of which i certify this product for aviation according to the military spec.....e.t.c and my wife a businesswoman based in lagos.....pls i think these VO should rather scrutinize each applicant and look at the totality not just taking decision based on their emotions if not the respect we have for the process will be lost in no time.

@Shotuns.....I will like the know the permanent residence that you hold...does it mean you don't work in Nigeria.?