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OyoTunjiUSA:
Hiya, thank you for your reply. Is owning a business sufficient ties?

Hey 🤠

1. Proving home-ties is not just writing out your employer's name or families or property listings . Proving home ties must follow the rigid (unshaking) policy .

2. I can deduced that you 're presently in the UK and to secure United States visa from the UK (as a Nigerian) you must proof a tie WHICH TIE (bind) YOU AND UK TOGETHER .

3. If you are a UK citizen then your family (especially husband , wife and kids ) and job (solid long time job) are sufficient to proof tie.

4. If you are a permanent resident, your family in the UK, Solid job, and properties or ongoing education (ie PhD /MSc in view) will make up for your tie .

5. You just have to proof WHAT MUST take you back to the UK ... NOT WHAT MUST TAKE YOU BACK TO NIGERIA and the United States embassy consulars knows those things naturally . ****.

6. If you are trying to proof Nigeria ties in the UK they won't grant you the visa . You will come to Nigeria and proof those ties to Abuja or Lagos consulars.

Best Wishes 🙏

MsChidi:
Guys what are the approved places recognized by British immigration for covid test?

MsChidi:
Hi everyone,

I travelled 10 years ago, lost the passport and I can’t remember the period I left and returned. I know the year, but not the day & month.

In the travel history section, what do I fill for “when did you enter this country?” & “when did you leave this country?”

Pls help.

MsChidi:
Hi everyone,

I travelled 10 years ago, lost the passport and I can’t remember the period I left and returned. I know the year, but not the day & month.

In the travel history section, what do I fill for “when did you enter this country?” & “when did you leave this country?”

Pls help.

Mindlog:
Why not get your mother to transfer the maintenance money to your account.

LagosismyHome:
Not a problem, even if it has ZERO transaction

The requirements is to have the money and at least 28days...that all.

omopapa:
That’s shld be enough, you can show that to ur uni so they include it in ur CAS. Otherwise, go to waec office in yaba to collect the original certificate

Grace321:
If you did NYSC after studies, you can add it. So you can say after graduation in 2008, you proceeded to serve for a year which is mandatory for all graduates in Nigeria (you can quote where you served). Thereafter, you gained employment in (mention names of company you’ve worked with)...

If you worked in different organizations during your 12 years experience you can include the name, month and year you joined them. You should also back everything up with employment letter and work reference of your current place of work. If you attended some 1-6 months trainings, you can include the certificate.

Try to get the Offical WAEC, I don’t know how but if you can’t you can as well tell them due to the current situation of the country you might not be able to get it though it was the school that provided what you currently have. Then pray it works.

omopapa:
Yes to all

You need a reference letter from work to support the claim

Grace321:
Is this for admission?

mimilyrics:
Yes.

mimilyrics:
It's correct. £470 for your one year program plus ½ of £470 (£235) for the extra 4-6 months that's usually added so you're granted 1 year, 4 (or 6) months for 1 year programmes.

mimilyrics:
£470 per year.
Use this link to check how much you have to pay: https://www.immigration-health-surcharge.service.gov.uk/checker/type