biggboy:
Please anyone with this info?
CC @bukhety

Surnames starting with letters "A and O" for Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. I saw a notice that Sundays have been cancelled for now due to low turn out of applicants. While others for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Deeedeee:
Good afternoon everyone. Pls I need response asap. Pls don't ignore pls.
Can some1 pls kindly send me a filled copy of the guarantor's form or better still put me through on what to fill on it, especially the second part of PART I(particulars Assets).
And also part III.


PLS DON'T IGNORE.

Just filled something there. It doesn't matter what you put there.

When i am less busy, i will share own my experience at Ibadan Immigration Office as a DIY applicant.

I will give indepth analysis because people hardly know about the online application here in Ibadan, only few did DIY, the rest are through agents. So you can imagine the intimidations and stress i went through before capturing.


Anyways, for now questions are welcome.

seggzzy:

Just filled something there. It doesn't matter what you put there.

Thanks so much.

Pls if may ask again, which of the form is the acknowledge form
Also, must the birth certificate I will be using be from NPC.
Cos the birth certificate I have is the state one.

bukhety:

My reply bounced back. It stated your email address was not found

Kindly resend it now pls

Deeedeee:
Pls if may ask again, which of the form is the acknowledge form??
Also, must the birth certificate I will be using be from NPC.
Cos the birth certificate I have is the state one.

it is fine

giselle237:
it is fine

Meaning??
I don't understand what u mean by that..


And again pls which form is the acknowledgement form

Deeedeee:
Meaning??
I don't understand what u mean by that..And again pls which form is the acknowledgement form??

go with the birth certificate you have. I think the portal has stopped printing/sending out acknowledgmnt slips.

bukhety:

My reply bounced back. It stated your email address was not found

hello. I need your help. How can I reach you?

Good morning, please my capturing date is July ist, when am I likely to get the passport and can the production be fastracked

fabem:
When i am less busy, i will share own my experience at Ibadan Immigration Office as a DIY applicant.

I will give indepth analysis because people hardly know about the online application here in Ibadan, only few did DIY, the rest are through agents. So you can imagine the intimidations and stress i went through before capturing.


Anyways, for now questions are welcome.

Very much interested in this Fabem. I sent you a mail, please can you reply?

Pls I need help

I did not my capturing on 30 March 2022(not DIY, Ikoyi passport) but still have not received. The person is saying no paper and I need it very urgently.

Please can anyone help with a legit contact that can assist with fast track or getting it out quickly.

Good day,

Please what is the Application letter that is needed for the renewal of passport?

DIY, application, please.

Houston17:



Very much interested in this Fabem. I sent you a mail, please can you reply?

I have reply your mail.

Captured today. Alausa office . Spent 9hrs 45mins.. very terrible experience with the rain and all delay

My experience at Alausa office (I did DIY plus fast track, total amount spent was less than 40k)

I want to start by saying the Alausa office are very effective in carrying out their duties. I really appreciate them for that. Let me add that their approach to those doing DIY is quite commendable. They relate with you with a mixture of both disdain and fear/respect. I noticed they treated me with "special respect" due to the DIY. Noticed it with others that did same.

My advice: Do the first payment online, then do fast track after biometrics

After making your payment online, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE OFFICE BEFORE YOUR CAPTURING DATE TO OPEN A FILE (This is an information most DIY don't know). If this is done, it makes it easier for you on the day you finally go for capturing.

But just incase you can't/didn't go (like me), you can get it done on that capturing date. I'll suggest you budget 2k and those photocopy shops will help you get it done. Please, go with passport photograph o, except you have excess money to spend

After this point is where my fast track started. You'll be given a brown envelope at the shop (request for it, it you want to do fast track). Take the envelope and move in, submit it to the person helping you with fast tracking, and you'll join the queue for capturing.

After that, you should collect it in less than one week if your fast track is sure. Got mine in less than four days, although I went to pick it up today (already had my new passport number before today)

SUMMARY: Note that this is for Alausa office oooo
- On the day of your capturing, go in the afternoon, around 2/3pm. By then, the crowd would have subsided (Don't mind the time on your slip)

- Get someone to fast track for you before capturing

- When you go to prepare your file at the photocopy shops, go for the brown file... DIY is pink file (I think that's to differentiate us), but since you already plan to fast track, don't use that file

- You'll pay #3000 for one stamp like this sha inside the office

- After capturing, don't misplace your slip. You'll need it for your passport collection

- When you go to collect your passport, go around 9am. Ensure you go with the old passport else you'll be sent back

- No "Gara" for there o, else they'll ask you to go to hell. I saw instances like that where people thought they could bully the officials maybe because of who they think they know, and the official asked them to do their worse.

I noticed the officials there know their rights and don't stand for any intimidation especially when on their right

- If you're going with kids, they give you priority, and they treat the kids very well.

Downside: The dustbin in the compound is full and overflowing, hence the wait area stinks.

signature2012:
Just shut up your dirty mouth there.

your even dirtier pigstyle mouth should be shut forever.

Yampotatocarrot:
My experience at Alausa office (I did DIY plus fast track, total amount spent was less than 40k)

I want to start by saying the Alausa office are very effective in carrying out their duties. I really appreciate them for that. Let me add that their approach to those doing DIY is quite commendable. They relate with you with a mixture of both disdain and fear/respect. I noticed they treated me with "special respect" due to the DIY. Noticed it with others that did same.

My advice: Do the first payment online, then do fast track after biometrics

After making your payment online, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE OFFICE BEFORE YOUR CAPTURING DATE TO OPEN A FILE (This is an information most DIY don't know). If this is done, it makes it easier for you on the day you finally go for capturing.

But just incase you can't/didn't go (like me), you can get it done on that capturing date. I'll suggest you budget 2k and those photocopy shops will help you get it done. Please, go with passport photograph o, except you have excess money to spend

After this point is where my fast track started. You'll be given a brown envelope at the shop (request for it, it you want to do fast track). Take the envelope and move in, submit it to the person helping you with fast tracking, and you'll join the queue for capturing.

After that, you should collect it in less than one week if your fast track is sure. Got mine in less than four days, although I went to pick it up today (already had my new passport number before today)

SUMMARY: Note that this is for Alausa office oooo
- On the day of your capturing, go in the afternoon, around 2/3pm. By then, the crowd would have subsided (Don't mind the time on your slip)

- Get someone to fast track for you before capturing

- When you go to prepare your file at the photocopy shops, go for the brown file... DIY is pink file (I think that's to differentiate us), but since you already plan to fast track, don't use that file

- You'll pay #3000 for one stamp like this sha inside the office

- After capturing, don't misplace your slip. You'll need it for your passport collection

- When you go to collect your passport, go around 9am. Ensure you go with the old passport else you'll be sent back

- No "Gara" for there o, else they'll ask you to go to hell. I saw instances like that where people thought they could bully the officials maybe because of who they think they know, and the official asked them to do their worse.

I noticed the officials there know their rights and don't stand for any intimidation especially when on their right

- If you're going with kids, they give you priority, and they treat the kids very well.

Downside: The dustbin in the compound is full and overflowing, hence the wait area stinks.

No bro.. na the fast track wey you do.. The woman attending to DIY was the only one that spoke nicely to me today

One at the Glass room before the ACIs office was telling me he would seize my documents.. lol as wetin ??

Generally, the attendance to Pink files was biased... They did not start calling us till past 3

orikzz:


No bro.. na the fast track wey you do.. The woman attending to DIY was the only one that spoke nicely to me today

One at the Glass room before the ACIs office was telling me he would seize my documents.. lol as wetin ??

Generally, the attendance to Pink files was biased... They did not start calling us till past 3

That's why I said "don't use the pink file"... E be like say I see you today o. Do the two options, you won't spend up to 40k and you'll get it just few days after capturing

As for the time, that's why you come in the afternoon also, instead of going in the morning and having to wait till afternoon

Yampotatocarrot:


That's why I said "don't use the pink file"... E be like say I see you today o. Do the two options, you won't spend up to 40k and you'll get it just few days after capturing

As for the time, that's why you come in the afternoon also, instead of going in the morning and having to wait till afternoon

Lessons learnt..cos those that came around 1-3 we ended up capturing the same Time... We were the last set they attended to

NA WAOO

and they said it online they have enough booklet for others am still yet to get my daughter passport capture on the 26 APril
although i dont need it urgent that why i go for DIY

Yampotatocarrot:
My experience at Alausa office (I did DIY plus fast track, total amount spent was less than 40k)

I want to start by saying the Alausa office are very effective in carrying out their duties. I really appreciate them for that. Let me add that their approach to those doing DIY is quite commendable. They relate with you with a mixture of both disdain and fear/respect. I noticed they treated me with "special respect" due to the DIY. Noticed it with others that did same.

My advice: Do the first payment online, then do fast track after biometrics

After making your payment online, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE OFFICE BEFORE YOUR CAPTURING DATE TO OPEN A FILE (This is an information most DIY don't know). If this is done, it makes it easier for you on the day you finally go for capturing.

But just incase you can't/didn't go (like me), you can get it done on that capturing date. I'll suggest you budget 2k and those photocopy shops will help you get it done. Please, go with passport photograph o, except you have excess money to spend

After this point is where my fast track started. You'll be given a brown envelope at the shop (request for it, it you want to do fast track). Take the envelope and move in, submit it to the person helping you with fast tracking, and you'll join the queue for capturing.

After that, you should collect it in less than one week if your fast track is sure. Got mine in less than four days, although I went to pick it up today (already had my new passport number before today)

SUMMARY: Note that this is for Alausa office oooo
- On the day of your capturing, go in the afternoon, around 2/3pm. By then, the crowd would have subsided (Don't mind the time on your slip)

- Get someone to fast track for you before capturing

- When you go to prepare your file at the photocopy shops, go for the brown file... DIY is pink file (I think that's to differentiate us), but since you already plan to fast track, don't use that file

- You'll pay #3000 for one stamp like this sha inside the office

- After capturing, don't misplace your slip. You'll need it for your passport collection

- When you go to collect your passport, go around 9am. Ensure you go with the old passport else you'll be sent back

- No "Gara" for there o, else they'll ask you to go to hell. I saw instances like that where people thought they could bully the officials maybe because of who they think they know, and the official asked them to do their worse.

I noticed the officials there know their rights and don't stand for any intimidation especially when on their right

- If you're going with kids, they give you priority, and they treat the kids very well.

Downside: The dustbin in the compound is full and overflowing, hence the wait area stinks.

Yampotatocarrot:
My experience at Alausa office (I did DIY plus fast track, total amount spent was less than 40k)

I want to start by saying the Alausa office are very effective in carrying out their duties. I really appreciate them for that. Let me add that their approach to those doing DIY is quite commendable. They relate with you with a mixture of both disdain and fear/respect. I noticed they treated me with "special respect" due to the DIY. Noticed it with others that did same.

My advice: Do the first payment online, then do fast track after biometrics

After making your payment online, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE OFFICE BEFORE YOUR CAPTURING DATE TO OPEN A FILE (This is an information most DIY don't know). If this is done, it makes it easier for you on the day you finally go for capturing.

But just incase you can't/didn't go (like me), you can get it done on that capturing date. I'll suggest you budget 2k and those photocopy shops will help you get it done. Please, go with passport photograph o, except you have excess money to spend

After this point is where my fast track started. You'll be given a brown envelope at the shop (request for it, it you want to do fast track). Take the envelope and move in, submit it to the person helping you with fast tracking, and you'll join the queue for capturing.

After that, you should collect it in less than one week if your fast track is sure. Got mine in less than four days, although I went to pick it up today (already had my new passport number before today)

SUMMARY: Note that this is for Alausa office oooo
- On the day of your capturing, go in the afternoon, around 2/3pm. By then, the crowd would have subsided (Don't mind the time on your slip)

- Get someone to fast track for you before capturing

- When you go to prepare your file at the photocopy shops, go for the brown file... DIY is pink file (I think that's to differentiate us), but since you already plan to fast track, don't use that file

- You'll pay #3000 for one stamp like this sha inside the office

- After capturing, don't misplace your slip. You'll need it for your passport collection

- When you go to collect your passport, go around 9am. Ensure you go with the old passport else you'll be sent back

- No "Gara" for there o, else they'll ask you to go to hell. I saw instances like that where people thought they could bully the officials maybe because of who they think they know, and the official asked them to do their worse.

I noticed the officials there know their rights and don't stand for any intimidation especially when on their right

- If you're going with kids, they give you priority, and they treat the kids very well.

Downside: The dustbin in the compound is full and overflowing, hence the wait area stinks.

I'm not sure that file color is correct.

I did DIY same Alausa and our files were brown, this was late last month. I also didn't make any payment of 3k. And going to the center before your capture date to arrange your file doesn't make a difference cause it doesn't take more than 5 mins to get this done, so going on the capturing date do still do this doesn't make it less easier.

It's even more inconvenient going before the capture date.

SC31:



I'm not sure that file color is correct.

I did DIY same Alausa and our files were brown, this was late last month. I also didn't make any payment of 3k. And going to the center before your capture date to arrange your file doesn't make a difference cause it doesn't take more than 5 mins to get this done, so going on the capturing date do still do this doesn't make it less easier.

It's even more inconvenient going before the capture date.

Thanks for stating your experience. Im probably wrong, but I know those that did DIY the day I captured and today I collected my file were with pink files

People that did DIY, did you pay with your phone bank app? How did you submit the receipts of payment?

Yampotatocarrot:
My experience at Alausa office (I did DIY plus fast track, total amount spent was less than 40k)

I want to start by saying the Alausa office are very effective in carrying out their duties. I really appreciate them for that. Let me add that their approach to those doing DIY is quite commendable. They relate with you with a mixture of both disdain and fear/respect. I noticed they treated me with "special respect" due to the DIY. Noticed it with others that did same.

My advice: Do the first payment online, then do fast track after biometrics

After making your payment online, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE OFFICE BEFORE YOUR CAPTURING DATE TO OPEN A FILE (This is an information most DIY don't know). If this is done, it makes it easier for you on the day you finally go for capturing.

But just incase you can't/didn't go (like me), you can get it done on that capturing date. I'll suggest you budget 2k and those photocopy shops will help you get it done. Please, go with passport photograph o, except you have excess money to spend

After this point is where my fast track started. You'll be given a brown envelope at the shop (request for it, it you want to do fast track). Take the envelope and move in, submit it to the person helping you with fast tracking, and you'll join the queue for capturing.

After that, you should collect it in less than one week if your fast track is sure. Got mine in less than four days, although I went to pick it up today (already had my new passport number before today)

SUMMARY: Note that this is for Alausa office oooo
- On the day of your capturing, go in the afternoon, around 2/3pm. By then, the crowd would have subsided (Don't mind the time on your slip)

- Get someone to fast track for you before capturing

- When you go to prepare your file at the photocopy shops, go for the brown file... DIY is pink file (I think that's to differentiate us), but since you already plan to fast track, don't use that file

- You'll pay #3000 for one stamp like this sha inside the office

- After capturing, don't misplace your slip. You'll need it for your passport collection

- When you go to collect your passport, go around 9am. Ensure you go with the old passport else you'll be sent back

- No "Gara" for there o, else they'll ask you to go to hell. I saw instances like that where people thought they could bully the officials maybe because of who they think they know, and the official asked them to do their worse.

I noticed the officials there know their rights and don't stand for any intimidation especially when on their right

- If you're going with kids, they give you priority, and they treat the kids very well.

Downside: The dustbin in the compound is full and overflowing, hence the wait area stinks.

To get you clear how much did you pay the persson that help you fast track?
The 3000 you paid is it to the person that help you fast track or to an office officially

Yampotatocarrot:
My experience at Alausa office (I did DIY plus fast track, total amount spent was less than 40k)

I want to start by saying the Alausa office are very effective in carrying out their duties. I really appreciate them for that. Let me add that their approach to those doing DIY is quite commendable. They relate with you with a mixture of both disdain and fear/respect. I noticed they treated me with "special respect" due to the DIY. Noticed it with others that did same.

My advice: Do the first payment online, then do fast track after biometrics

After making your payment online, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE OFFICE BEFORE YOUR CAPTURING DATE TO OPEN A FILE (This is an information most DIY don't know). If this is done, it makes it easier for you on the day you finally go for capturing.

But just incase you can't/didn't go (like me), you can get it done on that capturing date. I'll suggest you budget 2k and those photocopy shops will help you get it done. Please, go with passport photograph o, except you have excess money to spend

After this point is where my fast track started. You'll be given a brown envelope at the shop (request for it, it you want to do fast track). Take the envelope and move in, submit it to the person helping you with fast tracking, and you'll join the queue for capturing.

After that, you should collect it in less than one week if your fast track is sure. Got mine in less than four days, although I went to pick it up today (already had my new passport number before today)

SUMMARY: Note that this is for Alausa office oooo
- On the day of your capturing, go in the afternoon, around 2/3pm. By then, the crowd would have subsided (Don't mind the time on your slip)

- Get someone to fast track for you before capturing

- When you go to prepare your file at the photocopy shops, go for the brown file... DIY is pink file (I think that's to differentiate us), but since you already plan to fast track, don't use that file

- You'll pay #3000 for one stamp like this sha inside the office

- After capturing, don't misplace your slip. You'll need it for your passport collection

- When you go to collect your passport, go around 9am. Ensure you go with the old passport else you'll be sent back

- No "Gara" for there o, else they'll ask you to go to hell. I saw instances like that where people thought they could bully the officials maybe because of who they think they know, and the official asked them to do their worse.

I noticed the officials there know their rights and don't stand for any intimidation especially when on their right

- If you're going with kids, they give you priority, and they treat the kids very well.

Downside: The dustbin in the compound is full and overflowing, hence the wait area stinks.

Bros, what is DIY?
Can you please share your WhatsApp digits?

NairaLux:


Bros, what is DIY?
Can you please share your WhatsApp digits?

DIY means Do It Yourself

Honeysweetest:
People that did DIY, did you pay with your phone bank app? How did you submit the receipts of payment?

you are to pay with your atm card like normal paystack payment. you are not submitting the receipt online, you will be able to book appointment after that you've completed the payment.

BREAKING NEWS!!!

BOOKING OF APPOINTMENT AT ALAUSA HAD REACHED 29TH OF AUGUST SO IF YOU BOOK APPOINTMENT FROM TODAY, EXPECT TO SEE DATES LIKE 30TH AUGUST, 31ST AUGUST EVEN SEPTEMBER WHEREAS TODAY IS JUST 18TH AUGUST.

Yampotatocarrot:


Thanks for stating your experience. Im probably wrong, but I know those that did DIY the day I captured and today I collected my file were with pink files

Please I sent you private message, kindly check your mailbox

I want to ask you 2 questions

Question 1: is it those photocopy shop people that served as your guarantor or they only helped you to get the commissioner of oath signature part?


Question 2: Can I get contact of the person who helped you fast track collection? If yes, please check your mailbox as I already sent you private message

I already made payment & booked appointment

Thank you

seggzzy:
I am at Alausa NIS, trying to arrange all my docs in a file. But I was told by someone that I don't need Guarantor's form and birth certificate, Local govt identification in my file. Pls how true is this your response is appreciated, thanks.

Please clarify

Do you mean guarantors form submission is no longer needed for application?

How far with your application?

Thanks