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HI Guys,

I applied F2 visa for my wife, and she was refused a visa based on how long the marriage has been. We got married on the 28th of Aug, 2024, and she applied and had her interview yesterday. The VO told her that the marriage is still young and maybe could apply after 6 months. We plan to apply again in December, but we'll be going together this time because I plan to renew my visa.

Who has experience with the VO F2 visa application and can advise on what to do? Do you think it's right for us to go together this December for the interview? Will it affect my renewal process since I am still a student here in the US?

Anyone with similar experience should pls help out

Free2Fly:
How're you faring over there after your internship?
Did they retain you?

Oh boss,

Its a long story.

I got retained in the genomics lab headed by Dr Karim-Cesay in 2020 as a Trainee scientific officer and was promoted to Scientific officer in 2022. I resigned in Aug2023 to begin my Phd in genetics and genomic at Iowa State University.


I was just going through my nairaland post and I read your insightful comment there. I am sure you're one of the angels sent to motivate me to pursue that path in 2019.

Its never too late to say Thank you.

Malevonent:
Is your missed appointment showing expired on your avits dashboard...if your trip in near/important...you cud consider paying another visa fee, if not a dew people here hv been fortunate..and got a direct email from the embassy out of the blues to appear for interview

It's showing expired.
I'm still expecting an email tho as thr reason for the missed appointment is from the embassy

jabberjawz:
Dude it's worth the experience....go for it.....you get exposed to mordern lab facilities, u get to meet fellow like minded scientist, good networking opportunities, exposure to working outside your home country which is added advantage to your resume, exposure to other research opportunities.........no need asking if it's worth the stress except you are comfortable with the bullshyte situation in Nigeria.

......& Of course I know a few folks working there as well.....

Thank you for your advice

whiteMandingo:
nice one, pls is there also a way to resolve --NO ACTIVE RECEIPT FOUND FOR THIS APPLICANT error, qualified for IW and was migrated to avits, but missed my dropbox date, now am unable to reschedule, and am afraid initiating a new appointment, the system will not treat it as IW /dropbox again.....

Pls, how were you able to resolve this error. How long did it take you to resolve this.

damkanlinsin:
Please what does it mean when I try to reschedule appointment and it’s shows this.

No active receipt found for this Application/Applicant

Hi Bro, Im currently in same situation, How were you able to resolve it

Milito:
I'm experiencing same, it started 2 days ago. Have you been able to find a way around it?

How were you able to resolve this

VisaZest:
Hi,

You have a unique case and I can understand your confusion.

Did the VO say why they moved your appointment to Dakar?

If all your documents are bearing Gambia and they turned you back and asked you go to Senegal, they owe you an explanation and should take responsibility.

My suggestions:
1. Since you have mailed the Consulate in Gambia, wait on their reply. I am assuming you mailed ConsularBanjul@state.gov. You can also try mailing thegambia@usvisaappt.com and calling +220 4384443 or +1 734 274 5048 (from the U.S.). These are the contact details available on the US Visa appointment site for Gambia
2. Raise a support ticket on your AVITS profile
3. Try to reach them using the contact details in the screenshot attached

Give them a few working days to reply the mail and then send a followup.

I raised a ticket on the portal and this is the response ::

'Thank you for contacting the U.S. Visa and American Citizens Support Service. We understand that you are inquiring about confirming the details of the appointment. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and appreciate you reaching out to us. Upon checking the account the post is for Banjul. If you were not able to attend your appointment, please wait until the next business day - your appointment will be marked as ''no show'' and you will be able to reschedule, within the rescheduling limit fixed by the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Please note that once you reach your rescheduling limit, you will need to pay a new visa fee in order to be able to schedule again, even if your last appointment was marked as ''no show''. We hope you find this information useful. Please visit www.usvisaappt.com for further details. Best Regards, U.S. Visa and American Citizens Support Service'

VisaZest:
Hi,

You have a unique case and I can understand your confusion.

Did the VO say why they moved your appointment to Dakar?

If all your documents are bearing Gambia and they turned you back and asked you go to Senegal, they owe you an explanation and should take responsibility.

My suggestions:
1. Since you have mailed the Consulate in Gambia, wait on their reply. I am assuming you mailed ConsularBanjul@state.gov. You can also try mailing thegambia@usvisaappt.com and calling +220 4384443 or +1 734 274 5048 (from the U.S.). These are the contact details available on the US Visa appointment site for Gambia
2. Raise a support ticket on your AVITS profile
3. Try to reach them using the contact details in the screenshot attached

Give them a few working days to reply the mail and then send a followup.

Thank you so much for this..

I called the number and they also seem confused. He said probably it's a misunderstanding based on the nationality on the applicants. However, he said we should wait for 1 business day for the appointment to appear as no show after which we can reschedule for a later day with the Same MRV.

It's past 1 business day tho and it's still not having no show, rather it's showing "No active receipt found for this applicant".. is this the same message it shows when one is denied visa, do you have idea of what this message signifies.

Ps: The consular in Gambia doesn't respond to visa application email, although I called them and they told me they are as confused as I am and since the process of application doesn't lie with them, there's nothing they can do about it.

Pls has anyone experienced this kinda situation beofe. My F2 visa interview was scheduled today by 8am in Banjul, Gambia. My Ds 160, appointment letter and Receipt all showing Gambia as location of interview but on getting to meet the VO, I was told that my visa interview is to be done in Dakar, A neighboring country. I'm confused and devastated.
Has anyone experienced this before.. and what can I do.

Ive sent email to the consular here in Gambia but there's no response. Also the calls are not helping as the person answering the phone is not familiar with the process.

Can i just forget the MRV and reschedule another interview in Senegal then

Sleekfingers:
Na only their family they answer that name?

I have some friends answering that surname. And they are not related to Abike Dabiri. ....They are from Lagos Island . Abike Dabiri is from Ikorodu.

Very correct.
Most Dabiri I know including me are from Lagos Island. Makes me wonder if the one from Ikd is even also from Lagos Island

Mustapha102:
My wife is my wife, her past is her past. If you've ever slept with her or you know people who have slept with her, that's your problem.

Every woman has a past she surely regrets and every good human being makes mistakes, but that doesn't prevent her from being an ideal woman for another man.

I don chop am before no mean anything to us.
Won't stop us from marrying her. She's a class of her own, there's a queen in her.
You saw only SEX, We saw FUTURE 💯.

Brothers, let's take the time to make our WOMEN happy, and to get others to respect our women instead of taking the time to listen to criticisms of our women while promoting/encouraging hypocrites to denigrate our women.

Past is past, yesterday can never come again, it was a lesson, it was a process that helps remoulded our lives for the now and later.

We'll never be kids again, we're growing each day.

https://www.nairaland.com/8196407/sex-everybody-wanted-now-time

See the public toilet you are planning to settle with

Mustapha102:
My wife is my wife, her past is her past. If you've ever slept with her or you know people who have slept with her, that's your problem.

Every woman has a past she surely regrets and every good human being makes mistakes, but that doesn't prevent her from being an ideal woman for another man.

I don chop am before no mean anything to us.
Won't stop us from marrying her. She's a class of her own, there's a queen in her.
You saw only SEX, We saw FUTURE 💯.

Brothers, let's take the time to make our WOMEN happy, and to get others to respect our women instead of taking the time to listen to criticisms of our women while promoting/encouraging hypocrites to denigrate our women.

Past is past, yesterday can never come again, it was a lesson, it was a process that helps remoulded our lives for the now and later.

We'll never be kids again, we're growing each day.

Everything was going well until you said "Yesterday will never come again" .

Lmao

You dy whine me.. na joke.

Coolsperm:
. But why do Yoruba Muslims so much hate Davido, why?

God!!!

What is yoruba Muslim again.

Dem take division swear for una?

TajuDEENaMao:
https://punchng.com/lagos-community-fears-disease-outbreak-as-refuse-overruns-rail-tracks/

Something needs to be done asap

Aliveandhealthy:
Boss are you still in Gambia?

I left Gambia already, I still have friends there anyway

I pray for you today, all your prayer requests and supplications shall come out positive.

Say a big Amen!!!!

wildernessVoice:
FCT is never treated as a State. It stands alone for candidate to win 25% of votes as requirement for winning presidential election.
If FCT is treated as a State; why is gubernatorial election not held rather it's administer by Mr. President via a minister.
I'm ashamed that a lawyer of Falana status exhibit tribal bigotry on a simple phrase in our constitution. Probably he wants to be hired by BAT to get his share of the illicit cash of a drug baron.

Funny enough, he cleared that 1 month before the election

Great100000:
AC Milan 1

Vs

Chelsea 4

We're on Same page.

Chelsea 4 Milan 1

Take it to the bank

Threesha:
From DM

$150k or naira

Njiiboota:
Mmmmm

Wahalai you never ready to promote your business

mrvitalis:
Bros that's not the question ooh we want to see the credentials he presented to be admitted that's all sir

You're a big fool,
I'm sorry to say.

So after reconfirming that he attended the university, you still want to see the credentials he presented before been admitted.

So a school like Chicago University will award him a degree or even admit him without due process. Its time we leave this certificate issues and face other pressing needs as regards BAT. I want him disqualified by all means, but you see this certificate is just too watery.

Thanks for this post.
You just spoke my mind.
I said same thing on twitter yesterday. Truth is we are towing the same line of ignorance we towed in 2015 that brought this present administration in power. What if this certificate saga is a delibrate effort from Tinubu to firstly keep his name on lips of every voter or/and just take their mind away from asking cogent questions that involves governance. Chicago University came out to clearly state that Tinubu graduated from the university. He worked for mobil and delloite andd you all think he must have forged certificate to work in those companies. Social media politician like to act and think smart, but their smartness is usually in reverse.

adefitim:
Indomie age, read this.
Most times, "social media politicians" don't learn vital lessons from past mistakes.

In 2014/15, all you did was looking for Buhari's certificate when you could have used that precious time to engage with fence sitters to lure them into your camp. Rather, you were so fixated on a retired General's school certificate.

This time around, have seen trending now questions about where BAT attended primary and secondary school. Thank God they are not saying he did not attend University. They did not say he did not have a first class degree in Accounting and was a University scholar who graduated top of his class with full scholarship!

Also, they did not say he did not work with top multinational companies like Delloitte and retired as Treasurer of Mobil. They avoided all those ones but are clawing on straws about his primary and secondary education.

They keep doing the same thing every time, yet expected a different result. You will think the voyage they took in 2014/15 chasing Buhari's certificate would have taught them a lesson in how not to chase shadows but face real issues by challenging the capacity of candidates to govern. Asking critical questions about how BAT planned to turn the economy around etc and other very germane issues expected of very demanding citizens. But na lie...they must all chase shadows.

A matter that the almighty late Gani Fawehimi, SAN pursued in court in 2000 and LAHA investigated and nothing came out of it is what you guys are carrying around almost 20 years after and you think you can use that to stop Tinubu. I dare you all to use that fake document you are posting around to sue him! Guess who was Tinubu’s lawyer when this matter was trashed 20 years ago? Equally fiery Femi Falana, SAN.

A lot of you don't even know how it was difficult in the past to get funding for a secondary school education. My father passed secondary school entrance examination twice to the popular Christ school, Ado Ekiti but could not attend because his father could not afford the tuition. That was the experience of most of our parents and that of Tinubu’s generation.

May father did not have secondary school education but later in life has multiple degrees from the University of Ibadan and retired as an English Lecturer. My Uncle, who died recently also did not see the four walls of a secondary school but ended up with a PhD from University of Ife. My other Uncle who might be reading this, also did not attend a secondary school but ended up at London Polytechnic in the 70s and later with a FG scholarship attended Norfolk State University, Virginia to study Mechanical Engineering. He also retired as a Lecturer from the Polytechnic, Ibadan.

Now, the question is, how did they all get the requirements to enter University? A lot of you thought it's like nowadays when only what you need to get admission into tertiary institution is a WAEC and Jamb. In the past, there are different routes to gain admission into the University. Some is by doing correspondence courses which earns you required point average for University admissions.

These are brilliant folks who for lack of money were not able to attend conventional schools and attend University the way you all understand it nowadays. But it did not stop them from forging ahead to do all what was necessary to reach the peak of thier educational pursuit.

In fact, in the past, your years of experience in certain line of job after your Modern school certificate (many don't even know what a modern school is) and ability to write an essay in that line and an entrance exam set by the University can earn you admission to study a course in that line where you have worked for 10 years. Your years of experience in that field earn you points to be considered fit for admission once you can aso pass the entrance exam. Some, it is a teacher's training certificate and doing well in university entrance exam that earned them university admission.

You think Tinubu is a fool? A man would wait all these years, working and running around to build a political war machine and would not have all areas covered? What did not stop him to become governor in 1999, you think you can now use that to stop him in 2022/23? Do you guys ever think deeply at all?

Tinubu attended Richard J. Daley College in Chicago in US where he obtained his High school diploma...they don't do WAEC in the US. Get that straight into your medulla oblagatta.

What you get as a certificate after completion is known as high school diploma not waec. This can be earned within 2, 3 or 4 years depending on your brilliance and your grade. Click the link below to see how many years Tinubu spent to earn a brilliant grade and set a record in that college.

Anyway, make una continue to dey chase shadows. Some of you need to go back home and ask elders how things are done in the past. Some don't know more than the bridge of your nose.

For those of you who are wise enough to read in order to learn click the link and read from Tinubu himself how from poverty he rose to become a toast of the Chicago State Universit y and the best graduating student of his set.

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Anaerobi:
Are they Religious Bigot?

I no too like people way d treat other religion like sh*t

Lool,
You know I do tease them about been more Christian than their actual religion, Islam.

They are religion tolerant. They celebrate Chritsmas , Easter and other Christian holidays even more than the Christians there.

Welcome to the smiling coast of Africa.

If you're less busy, we can link up during the weekend. Senegambia or Fajara

Cheers!!!

Error401:
Urgent pls
Is she really pregnant?
I think the line is too faint to proof pregnancy damn
She insisted that she missed her period but this result isn't convincing enough!

Pls help me urgently

Have you ever imagined if she probably used red pen to draw the faint line..

Use your head bro, let her repeat the test in your presence.

Kids of nowadays are enjoying I swear

Bro, those days was like hell..

I remember the day my mum beat me cos I got home late from Jamb lesson.
Jamb lesson whuch she paid for oo, she knows the time lesson closes, but once she has plaited that Shooku hair style like this, wahala has entered ��. This woman beat me that without hearing reason for coming late. So many innocent beating I've received in this life.

Or the day she gave me one hot slap cos I didn't sing very well during praise and worship seeing in church. �

KoshCAD:
Indomie generations no fit know this song.

Seven rivers in Africaaaaaa
Seven Rivers in Africaaaa

Nile, Niger, Benue Congo orange limpopo Zambezi....

Guyman02:
Nile, Niger, Senegal, Congo, Orange, Limpopo, Zambezi.
Old G's here will recall this rhyme about the rivers in Africa that year

Nile, Niger, Benue, Congo, orange l, limpopo, Zambezi.

Where Senegal take enter

Tell him you had a 3rd class first, see his reaction then tell him jokingly that it's 2.2 oooo.

With that you've saved yourself from the first annoyance.

Don't thank me

Stevenson20:
Even dogs dey do abortion too?




Wahala don wear chieftaincy agbada and cap

This one add feather oo