Paccus:

Check the Nigerian embassy where you stay or you can use online services like nigeriacrb dot com

Paccus:

Check the Nigerian embassy where you stay or you can use online services like nigeriacrb dot com

LegitBachelor:
@Coquinoqui, another option would be to do it through someone you trust in Nigeria, maybe a family member or close friend. All they need to do is go to Alagbon and meet an officer there who would serve as a liaison. You don't need to be present to get it done however your fingerprint will be needed. The officer should know how to work through that. He might need you to print the form over there in Senegal and affix your fingerprints on them and then mail them over to your contact person in Lagos.

Coquinoqui:


Thanks Man I will look into this and contact my brother. Do I need to legalise it?

lakeside4ng:
Pls House, With respect to the RFE Letter. Where would the Circumstance of meeting Letter be Addressed to or is doesn’t require any address ?? Does it also require signature ?? & Date of the Writer at the end of it ??

LegitBachelor:
I know the US Embassy in Nigerian don't require you to legalize it. I don't know about the Embassy in Senegal though.

LegitBachelor:
I know the US Embassy in Nigerian don't require you to legalize it. I don't know about the Embassy in Senegal though.

Jakepow:
Hello House, please approximately how many days does it take to receive the Visa after the interview in Lagos?

Treasureprince1:
presently within one week

Treasureprince1:
presently within one week

anduyo:


Hey, how is USA so far and how is the wait for work authorization.

Jakepow:


Meaning if it’s done on Wednesday you can get it by Wednesday the following week right or possibly before?

anduyo:


Hey, how is USA so far and how is the wait for work authorization.

Treasureprince1:
exactly

sharpman1:


I assume this is to provide help specifically for Nigerians in Nigeria.

Any visa application from Nigeria is unlikely to be be granted if the condition of physical meeting is not met. So, best is to meet that requirement rather than hoping for a miracle that will not happen.

Treasureprince1:
US has been cool so far, thank you. AOS is moving crazingly fast now especially for folks that filed from june, with the way things are going it might take less than three months to get EAD. Prior to june noa1 for AOS was taking like 6-8 weeks to arrive but now noa1 takes just 4-5 days to come, mine took just four days and I’m already looking out for biometrics appointment, what stage are you now ?

anduyo:

My biometric is on the 19th of this month but waited like 5 weeks after receiving noa. Hopefully it won’t take another 5 weeks for EAD

LegitBachelor:
@Coquinoqui, sorry for my late response. But I don't think the issue is any issue at all. Just have ready any form of evidence you can get....it does not have to be a certificate. It is even likely that you will not be asked for any proof of education however it is recommended to have all the documents as we don't always know what the CO will ask

SmartJac:
Good day guys, so I have a question. I read that one of the requirements for the interview at the consulate is proof of wedding plans, if we get my Fiance's Priest in his church over there at the US to write a letter concerning the wedding date is that enough proof? For those that have scaled through the interview, can you be so kind as to tell us how you went about this part.

Treasureprince1:
proof of wedding plan is not required, just go with the documents below and you’ll be fine:

1.DS 160
2. Medical ( You may not be interviewed if your medical is not ready)
3.Police report
4. Birth certificates- NPC attestation of birth ( Original and Copy)
5: Evidence of Relationships ( pictures, chat and call logs)
6:Affidavit of Support and other financial docs( 1040, W2/ IRS tax transcript)
7: International Passports
8: 2 passports photos (2*2)

SmartJac:
Oh okay, Treasure Prince thanks a great deal.

Phunmishaly:
Hello pls I need ur help. If the petitioner for the K1 visa is a Nigerian American, petitioning for his fiancée in Nigeria whom he had seen on innumerable occasions when they were not "something" back home in Nigeria. But since they started dating, they have not met physically due to distance and it is over 2 years. Will the consulate waive that?

They also do not have pictures together. But their families have a close-knit relationship.