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Family › Re: My Name Is Not Included On The Document Of Land Bought By My Husband by nikkygal(f): 8:40pm On Jul 18, 2023

Tfinal:
still on his name. I left the supermarket for him and extended family.

Oh dear! I'm so sorry and this must be so distressing for you. You see this men ehn, a lot of them are users. Once they see that their wife gathers assets, they become greedy and want to sit on it.

Are you still in the marriage? I salute your courage and I believe as a strong hardworking woman to have hustled to acquire all these, God will reward you in multiple folds. The mindset and focus you have is still in place for you to do and achieve even more. Success is the best revenge!

How does a woman remain happy in this type of marriage when the husband has 'kolobi-ed' all his wife's assets? And I'm sure he will still be lying to his family members and 3rd parties that he owns it.

Just face your children and keep yourself happy. Buy new properties in your name and your kids and make sure he doesn't see your 1 Naira again.

Stay strong.....

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Family › Re: My Name Is Not Included On The Document Of Land Bought By My Husband by nikkygal(f): 6:23pm On Jul 18, 2023

Tfinal:
if you are me then u would have kill urself. I worked so hard to build a supermarket and he claimed it, I paid 9m out of 10m for a landed property and he still claim it and his even accusing me of being jealous and petty.

So how did you resolve this? Is your name on the land documents at all? Or is it only his name?

What of the supermarket? How have you been able to manage it going forward with him claiming it as his?

Family › Re: Pls Help, Marital Advice Leader by nikkygal(f): 4:58pm On Jul 06, 2023

I understand your situation and I can imagine how difficult it is in this current inflationary economy.

If you're unable to convince your wife not to have the baby, take drastic actions to cut costs and save for the coming baby. E.g If it's possible to move your wife and kids to the village for a while pending when you're able to get job or more sustainable income, then do it. So you can save on house rent and move from your current house to a much cheaper house. Also let your wife know she'll be shouldering a good part of the household costs for now till things improve. Your family being away from you temporarily will also give you space/time to run around and hustle for opportunities till things stabilize.

I wish you the very best.

Family › Re: Leaving A Marriage Because He's Not Taking Responsibilities, Make Me Bad? by nikkygal(f): 5:19am On Jun 07, 2023

djon78:
I love your reply

Many women think Nigerian men are lazy. But that's a very big lie.

Nigeria ain't a normal country, so many men are battling with same thing: economic hardship

It's not easy for a man in this country

But women should also remember that a man down today can within a click turn around economically

And most men don't forget the way you treated them when they were down
Which most times ends in divorce

So women should bear this in mind

I have seen the scenario you painted out playing out in a lot of marriages
Presently trying to settle one like that

But most times, the men don't forget the bitter treatment they had and they never get back together.

This your reply is very factual and filled with wisdom

You make very valid points however, how are these men also treating their wives during this their 'broke'/wilderness season? A lot of them become very controlling, over sensitive and always ready for a fight over nothing. They can hardly create a peaceful atmosphere at home and would always pick up fights with their wives because they feel they're being disrespected over small inconsequential stuff.

A man's ego is very fragile during this period, and unfortunately the average woman is already over stressed taking care of the home and now pressured to take care of the finances too. Most of the men belittle their wife's efforts during this phase, and she feels unappreciated and overworked which makes tempers flare and causes friction in the home.

Men should also be more appreciative and manage their egos during this time. They should communicate more and make the home peaceful and conducive for their wives. At least even if you're unable to provide, support her and make her feel appreciated and valued. Women are not wired to be the providers especially for long periods of time. Men are mostly not willing to step in to do more on the domestic front during this time as they feel they're being disrespected because of their financial situation. So it's a tight rope to walk and it should be managed delicately with understanding from both parties.

Family › Re: Leaving A Marriage Because He's Not Taking Responsibilities, Make Me Bad? by nikkygal(f): 12:01am On Jun 07, 2023

Airdrophunter:
You should know how your gender behaves when you Bleep up. Well, to me, it has ended the day she packed out and nothing can revive it.

I am planning to adopt soon.

They are still underage, the only luck she gets for now.

Baba no vex...lol! The thing with men is that you guys are very difficult and controlling when you're broke. You become overtly sensitive to everything the woman does at home and your need for 'more respect' is through the roof. Any simple discussion becomes a fight because you feel the woman is disrespecting due to your financial situation. It's frustrating!

The implication of this overtly sensitive & controlling attitude is that, the woman feels unappreciated for all her efforts in picking up the slack on the home finances. She's unable to express herself because the tension at home is high, while she's also under pressure to manage the home and spend all her money to pay rent, school fees, feeding, utilities etc. So as time goes on, the resentment builds up because the average Naija man would still use ego and coconut head to make the home unbearable even when he's not contributing zilch. How long can a woman cope in that type of environment?

At least if a man is not dropping money, make the home peaceful and conducive. Bes supportive and appreciative of your wife's efforts in closing the gaps for you. I'm sure if I ask your wife now, she will have a different version of what actually happened.

I pray you find space in your heart to forgive her and reconcile especially for the sake of your children. I'm sure you have both learned your lessons and will come back stronger if you remain committed to work on it.

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Family › Re: Leaving A Marriage Because He's Not Taking Responsibilities, Make Me Bad? by nikkygal(f): 9:18pm On Jun 06, 2023

Airdrophunter:
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I choose to reply to the bolded only because I don't want to go further on the lady's case.

I have access to my kids, though sometimes she insisted I picked them up myself not knowing the brain behind it. But I have full access to them, just that I don't want to see her in the picture of anything.

I know it's affecting my kids somehow but I believe it's the best decision for myself for now.

So don't you think you're cutting off your nose to spite your face here? I mean you don't mind damaging the psyche and emotional stability of your children just because you want to teach your wife a lesson?

Is your wife willing to reconcile? Is she remorseful or apologetic about any of her past actions? I'll say, you should give it a deep thought if she's wanting to work things out with you.

It's obvious you're being vindictive and you need to chill because you might win the battle but lose the war ultimately if you're not careful. Kids are very sensitive and disagreements between parents affects the kids a lot more than you can imagine. I believe you should let your love for your kids override that inner selfish ego trip to 'show your wife pepper'. If there's a possibility for reconciliation, please reconsider it.

However in the absence of a reconciliation, ensure you manage things cordial with your ex-wife so as to limit the effect of the separation on the kids.

Travel › Re: Canada Visit/tourist Visa Discussion. by nikkygal(f): 3:57pm On Feb 21, 2023*

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 12:10am On Mar 04, 2022

For all the folks asking about the Telegram IW group, the details on how to be added was already stated like 3/4 pages back. Please take time out to read the thread.

Just search on Telegram for the group name US Visa IW (Nigeria) and join the group. I know it was made private at some point but I think it's been changed back to public.

Hope this helps.

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Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 12:03am On Mar 04, 2022

kiwistrawberry:
@oab1 please can you add me to the telegram group. My username is @ibiagbani

I believe since you're an F1 student, you should get priority in terms of open dates. Have you already tried scheduling an IW appointment and you can't get a date?

F1 appointments are usually expedited or given priority so I believe you shouldn't be in the same category as the B1/B2 folks.

If you still can't get a date, just pick any available date then apply for expedited appointment with your I-20, school ID & results validating your status and they'll open up closer dates for you to choose from.

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 11:54pm On Mar 03, 2022

kinkos:
Please, I need a guideline how to change appointment platform location from Gambia to Nigeria before I insert the visa fee code. Thanks

You need to call the US Embassy call centre for them to change your profile back to Nigeria. It can only be done by them from the back-end.

If you try to create another profile, the system is very likely to detect because of your full name and passport number so it won't allow.

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 5:58pm On Feb 28, 2022

Transporter52:
I sent you the link via email

Please could you send me the link as well?

I'm trying to book an appointment for a family member who no longer qualifies for IW.

Thanks.

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 10:48pm On Jan 31, 2022

ekpotek:
Only FI/F2 visa holders are eligible for Abuja Interview waiver. This move will ease and free appointment date and time. My interview is in July 2022. Will cancel and reschedule a drop box instead in due time.

I sincerely hope this isn't the case as some Lagos folks were forced to choose the Abuja appointments when there weren't available dates in Lagos.

Currently, Abuja appointments are back-logged into 2023. So hopefully, they announce IW for Abuja as well very soon since it covers both B & F categories of visa.

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 9:03pm On Jan 31, 2022

Chiall:
There's a link in the body of the email. If you have been issued a US visa before and you qualify for the interview waiver and you have appointment between February and October 2022 , then you can apply to drop off your documents at the Consulate.

Thanks! I've got family members that qualify for IW and their appointments are later in the year, so I'll let them know about this.

Do you have an idea if this applies to Abuja appointments as well? Or is it only for Lagos?

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 9:01pm On Jan 31, 2022

Dampops:
Good day,

You are being contacted because you are scheduled for a non-immigrant visa interview on a day between February 1 and October 2022, at the U.S. Consulate General, Lagos, Nigeria. If you meet the criteria on this https://emea01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fustraveldocs.com%2Fng%2Fng-niv-visarenew.asp&data=04%7C01%7C%7C21cde4e547344bd6ea7e08d9e4e46dd8%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C637792492083245731%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000&sdata=j7JZDPBzdkZmcaDiTsgoy8BC%2FlSMryUysUvPptgkhrk%3D&reserved=0, you may be eligible for an interview waiver (IW).

If you are eligible for Interview Waiver, please login to this https://emea01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ustraveldocs.com%2Fng&data=04%7C01%7C%7C21cde4e547344bd6ea7e08d9e4e46dd8%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C637792492083245731%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000&sdata=kmLhRgV46Z5e3wbChRsDQxGo60BTU3pDTp%2BvHAXQIzE%3D&reserved=0
to cancel your existing appointment and schedule an IW appointment.
Applicants are required to schedule IW appointments before documents can be dropped off at the US Consulate on the day and time of their appointment.

Sincerely,

Help Desk

Thank you so much.

Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 4 by nikkygal(f): 8:26pm On Jan 31, 2022

7031646386:
Yes, an email came in that same day saying it was rescheduled due to administrative reasons. However, I got an email this evening on interview waiver at the us consulate in Lagos. What does that mean pls?

Please can you paste the full contents of the mail you received from the embassy here? Feel free to remove your personal details.

There is a lot of speculation around the interview waiver process and a lot of people are itching to know what's the status and how to go about it.

Thanks.

Travel › Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by nikkygal(f): 6:17pm On Aug 10, 2021

Femotech123:
Thanks to all of you that reply me on this. My EA just approve just now at Abuja embassy after I waited for weeks at Lagos which they don’t respond so I cancel and apply to Abuja and I requested for EA in Abuja last week Friday got approval today after I mail Abuja embassy itself and I got September 7th... thou have defer my admission from fall August 2021to spring 2022.

Congrats! Please can you share the email address you used to contact the Abuja embassy?

Travel › Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by nikkygal(f): 6:06pm On Aug 10, 2021

Ray2018:
I just got my EA approved for Abuja.

I changed from Lagos to Abuja.

But I got a September date but there are available August dates in Lagos for EA. �

Congrats! Please when did you apply for the Abuja EA?

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by nikkygal(f): 4:52am On Jun 03, 2020

MrMcJay:
For those buying properties in that Lekki area, particularly between Ikota and Sangotedo, there are a lot of Agric C of Os given for 20 or 30 years which are close to termination. In fact, there is one Budo Farm C of O that faced something similar. The problem is that those who held the Agric C of Os have resold to other persons who have now built. Because they saw C of O, they just bought the land and built, not knowing the difference between Agric C of O and other types.

Unfortunately, the government is not renewing these Agric C of Os, instead they are giving the parcels of land to new allottees which would now be residential C of Os. The new allottees are not those who bought from those with Agric C of Os, but the original landowners who the holders of the Agric CofO bought from. Those who bought and built with Agric C of Os would now have to face those issued new C of Os by the government.

In the end, they would be forced to pay Ratification fees to the holders of the new C of O. Ratification which would run into Millions of Naira.

MrMcJay:
Agric C of Os are also very much genuine, it's just that the purposes differ from that of Residential or Commercial C of Os. Once they tell a any property is covered by a CofO, try to check 4 things.

1. The propose of the CofO. It is usually written on the front page. Residential, Agricultural, Industrial, Mixed-use, Commercial or Utility.

2. The time span of the CofO. This is written inside the C of O, page 2 or 3. No CofO is issued for infinity and the longest time span is usually 99 years for Residential CofOs. While Agric C of Os have a short lifespan of about 15 to 25 years, others are for much longer.

3. Commencement. The time the CofO commences is very important. It is written on the front page of the C of O and determines when it starts and the remaining lease left on the land. If you get a C of O commencing from 1991 and to last for 99 years, it means it is to expire in 2090 and you have 70 years left on the lease.

4. Covenants. This is very important because these are the hidden clauses where the main terms of the grant are hidden. The conditions upon which the CofO are granted are written here and it is advised that you read them properly.

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Properties › Re: Jarus CountryHome - A Journal by nikkygal(f): 4:45pm On Apr 27, 2020

Well done Jarus!

You've indeed done very well embarking on all these projects within a relatively short span of time.

If you don't mind sharing an estimate of how much you've spent on the duplex so far. It's interesting to see the progress made when you compare the picture you posted end of February and now.

I'm also an avid believer in the use of projects to tie down money.

Good job!

Family › Re: My Husband Always Tells Me To Leave His House During Quarrel by nikkygal(f): 2:02pm On Oct 13, 2019

Zhuhilat:
Thanks all. I appreciate.

Truly speaking, i am just tired of it all.
I do not know how a very comfortable young girl, working in the health sector, traveling to different countries for conferences ended up here.

I feel like this is my life now, no light at the end of this tunnel

No my husband isn’t broke we earn really really well and i am not doing baldly either.

My biggest worry is for my child.
Also when is enough is enough?
I dont want to loose myself. I am just 26.

So sorry for ranting but it is better than talking to family members that will gossip about you.

I feel your pain and I know how frustrating it can be when you feel so helpless with an irrational spouse. However, midnighter and ecolime are on to something and have asked you some pertinent questions, which you're yet to answer. Your marriage is still young and I believe these are still part of the teething problems, even though I see that your husband's ego & anger issues are at work here.

I think answering their questions might shed more light into the reason for husband's attitude. Is it stemmed from an inferiority complex? Does he have certain reservations about your family? What kind of background or family structure is he from? Does he see your background or parents as intrusive & maybe disrespecting his actions?

These answers might help in providing solutions in how to better deal with him going forward. One thing I would say is try to refrain from getting into arguments or wanting to have the last word with him.

Also does he have any older person apart from his parents that he respects a lot & looks up to? That you can possibly discuss with?

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Business › Re: J-Force: Jumia In Trouble Over Fraud In Affiliate Scheme by nikkygal(f): 3:20pm On Aug 23, 2019

In other words, anything news about Nigeria from abroad now is synonymous with fraud?

This is just nauseating! I haven't read the detailed report yet but it's evident that our image as a country is now almost irreparable with the incessant damaging news about our fraudulent activities.

It would be really difficult to attract any form of foreign direct investment (FDI) to Nigeria around this time.

Funny how it's cutting across every single facet of our country. We're only now renowned for Drug trafficking, wire fraud, and financial misappropriation in both corporate & government institutions.

What a shame!

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Crime › Re: Full List Of Nigerians Indicted For $1.1B Internet Scam In The US by nikkygal(f): 10:28pm On Aug 22, 2019*

This list is blood curdling haba!

Does it mean Nigerians don't have any other job abroad now than crime and fraud? How can this number of people be involved, and yet they've not even finished their arrests?

This is such a huge disgrace. This country is on a downward spiral...geez!

Look at their nicknames: 'Thank you Jesus, 'Pastor Ken', Son of God etc. Bunch of fraudsters constantly making things more difficult for legit folks like us...Awon adojutini gbogbo...

Please lock them up & throw away the keys...

lalasticlala
Mynd44

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Technology Market › Re: Laptop Repair Experts In Lagos by nikkygal(f): 1:30pm On Jul 30, 2019

@MurphyInc

Thanks a lot for sorting me out and resolving all my issues promptly without even seeing me in almost 2 years!

I appreciate your service and particularly love the fact that you've remained consistent, despite the remote conversations over the years since I've come in contact with you.

I'll solidly recommend you to anyone, and even my husband is really impressed.

P.S - This is an unsolicited review. I'm just glad that he's proven to be reliable, honest and consistent which is quite a rare trait in service providers today.

Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by nikkygal(f): 12:40pm On Jul 30, 2019

babyfaiz:
this is a big fat lie. No hospital will accept any other payment after you’ve been given zero balance. Even if one takes Medicaid, you can’t pay it back. The major problem is not discount but the American Government, trying to cut down on birth tourism. Most people try again and they are given. Patients should just tell the VO’s they were given discount but didn’t request for it. The only thing patients can do again is to get a letter from the hospital that didn’t take Medicaid. Hospitals seldom do that but you can have your way around it. A lady got renewed after two denials with the same story of paying just $4,600.

Again, I'm speaking of what I know and instances that I'm 100% sure of. None of my own people ever used medicaid!!!! I never mentioned medicaid in my post either. I made references to adjustments and discounts and where the hospital later took out the discounts, and allowed them pay the balance.

I recognise that hospitals are different and some might not accept further payments once you've been discharged, but it's outlandish to now make that blanket statement that it's impossible!

I would only speak in instances I'm very sure of that has played out by being a witness to. As a matter of fact, I'll be going to follow up for a close relative on one of such instances at a hospital next week as the conversation has been initiated already.

America is huge and hospital policies differ. Medicaid is a totally different ball game and I've also heard that you can't refund medicaid, but I remember a few years ago on this thread someone said she found a way around it...I can't remember the details anymore.

I won't be quick to calling anyone a liar, especially since not all circumstances are the same and people will always tell you the version that they want you to know.

Anyway, believe whatever you want. I'm done with the banter & will go back to silent mode.

Enjoy.

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Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by nikkygal(f): 12:25pm On Jul 30, 2019

justwise:
What exactly are you on about? Lawsuit for what?

I know of people who decided to sue the US consulate in the last few months because of this issue and I'm speaking emphatically. I will only say what I know but I won't divulge more than that.

They were denied visas based on the same reasons of the bills too low, with discounts even as a self-pay patient, even though of course it's not stated on the pink letter. The visas that were now denied were working visas based on overseas transfers etc and that has led to lawsuits being filed.

You don't have to believe me, I'm just a spectator & I've said that my piece. No further comments.

Enjoy.

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Travel › Re: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by nikkygal(f): 3:45pm On Jul 29, 2019

cugwuanigbo:
Please I’m still asking, what can I do, was refused visa because they said my bill is too small and I was given discount. What can I do because I already applied again. I have to be in the US by November so I really need to know how to solve this.

I'll advise you to calm down and stop sounding desperate, as it would becloud your ability to make sound judgements.

If the November trip is that important, I'll suggest you quickly contact the hospital where you had your baby and request for the itemized bill. You can then request to pay the full value of the bill without the discount adjustments.

That way, you'll be paying the 100% hospital bill without any discounts or waivers earlier granted as a cash paying patient. The payment receipts can then be tendered at your next interview, and hopefully you'll be granted your visa. I know people who recently did this and have gotten their visas renewed. They paid between $7k to $14k in addition to their previous bills based on the revised unadjusted invoice, and they got their visas.

From recent reports I got from people who got their visas renewed/denied, the visa officers might not even tell you outrightly that they're denying you on the basis of a low hospital bill, to avoid lawsuits even though we know that's what they're doing.

You just can't keep doing the same thing (applying for the visa) without changing strategies and expecting a different result. You'll probably get denied, as they'll see you as desperate and will ask you what has changed between your last application and now.

Be very strategic about your next interview, so as not to ruin your future chances in the long run.

All the best...

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Technology Market › Re: Laptop Repair Experts In Lagos by nikkygal(f): 3:21pm On Jul 26, 2019

MurphyInc:
I apologise for my absence.I lost my phone and i just got it retrieved some hours ago. I will contact you immediately.

No worries! Thanks for getting in touch.

I appreciate it and sorry about everything once again.

Cheers!

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Technology Market › Re: Laptop Repair Experts In Lagos by nikkygal(f): 4:36pm On Jul 25, 2019

MurphyInc:
Happy weekend, you are celebrated

Baba, how far with my job now?

We had an agreement for last weekend to install those kids games & software and you just went AWOL. None of your numbers are going through, even your whatsapp is off. That's not how to do business haba!

Please buzz me on whatsapp or call the number I gave you and respond to this message. The kids want to use the computer to enjoy their games.

Thanks.

Travel › Re: Several Boeing 737 Max 8 Pilots In U.S. Complained About Suspected Safety Flaw by nikkygal(f): 9:24pm On Mar 13, 2019

lexy2014:
U seem 2no more than d pilots who lost their lives in Indonesia & Ethiopia. U also seem 2no more than d pilots in d US who are lodging complaints about d plane. U also seem 2no more than d pilots union in d US that has said it's member can refuse 2 fly Max 8 if they are worried about its safety. According 2u d problem has been handled safely in d US& we are on this thread. It has been handled safely in Europe, yet Europe, US, Singapore, Canada have banned d plane.

https://www.cnn/world/live-news/boeing-737-max-8-ethiopia-airlines-crash/index.html

Thanks for this comment. I was just about to respond to him that he might actually have a point about pilots relying so much on technology, but this issue goes way beyond that. Didn't you read articles online where they said details about the MCAS and the turning off the autoplilot when the plane went into a nosedive wasn't even in the manual? Did you read that the manual for the plane was really flimsy and didn't contain a lot of the additional details that were required to operate the plane?

Did you read that Boeing told their customers there was no need to re-train their pilots on the use of the 737 MAX despite the fact that there had been significant changes to the operations / architecture of the plane? All because they were trying to reduce cost for the airlines while maximizing their own sales too..

Are you more experienced than all the airmen that had previously complained about all these issues across the US & beyond? What of the engine placement issue which is the major factor that affected the plane's center of gravity initially? That was what necessitated the MCAS, and can a software totally resolve a design issue?

I recognise that there could be skill gaps between the pilots in the 3rd world or developing countries vs. those in the 1st world but please cut these guys some slack!!! No one wants to die and these guys are trying their best and improving their skills as well.

It's easy to be keypad warriors and analysing stuff from your desks, but you don't know better than the aviation experts and other experienced pilots who have had 1st-hand experience with this planes and recommend further investigation.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by nikkygal(f): 7:26am On Feb 13, 2017

ugoiyke79e2:
I suggest u log onto WES Canada website and read up their specific instructions.
You should send them copies of your degree and then activate transcript/confirmation in your school...cos input frm your school is absolutely necessary.

Thanks a lot..

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by nikkygal(f): 6:34pm On Feb 12, 2017

AZeD1:
Please i need that number....

Hello AZed1, Please can you send me the number as well ?

Thanks..

Travel › Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program Connect Here by nikkygal(f): 6:25pm On Feb 12, 2017

[quote author=behati post=53576104]Good day house, been a silent reader but hope to participate from now. I just got ITA and will be sharing my timelines below.

ECA- Nov. 2016: this was very fast as I submitted scanned copies of transcript and degree certificates, paid international courier fee to have WES send verification letter to my school via courier. Had someone who assisted with the verification in less than 5 days of the school receiving it. Everything took about one month.

Hello Behati...Does this mean that once I have a hard or scanned copy of my transcript, I can send it to WES and they can in turn verify it's authenticity from the school? So I don't need to get another fresh copy of the transcript from the school again that will have to be sent to WES?

Anyone else can also please answer my question....As i have copies of my transcript in hand that i had used previously for other stuffs and i was already contemplating re-starting the transcript application process again for WES Canada....

Thanks.

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