freshStarz:
Thanks

Agbo2014:
Urgent assistance! My interview appointment is scheduled for 27 of this month but my US travel account has been blocked . How can I solve the problem

OyoTunjiUSA:


Hey 🤠

1. Sir, with due respect I disagree with you with solid explanation and personal experiences.

2. On the USA embassy . The only 3 categories of people who can apply for Emergency appointment are :

* Student Emergency
...Apply with Form I 20 and Sevis fee receipt

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*Medical Emergency
..... Apply with hospital letter from Nigeria and from the USA stating that the applicant need urgent medical attention.

.... Or Attending burial ceremony or repatriating a dead person back to Nigeria. (Still needs an invitation letter )
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*Business Emergency
... Conference or going to inspect or buy goods in America .

3. I have personally gotten all these categories of emergencies and I am still getting it (not for advertising purposes) . I am following what the US embassy stipulates .

4. You don't have to plan a conference. If you are working with Psychiatric hospital and a conference on drug abuse happens tomorrow, the hospital may decide to send you there because such conference might not happen again . What you plan ahead is no more an emergency .


**** Sir , anyone who disputes the above explanation does not know how to go about it . Period .

**** B1/B2. Business and pleasure ( Conference is business // Wedding is pleasure ).


Best Wishes 🙏

Aussie2doc:
. You know the reason why I did not reply you?
You said anyone that disputes your position does not know about it.

Stop talking like that. No one knows it all. Only people with very little exposure talk like that.

I won’t go into details but no one will give you emergency appointment to attend conference.
Short training less than three months can qualify for EA technically. However, the business entity both in Nigeria and US must prove that they will lose some business opportunities unless you attend the training. It is extremely difficult to prove that with a conference. I’ve gotten emergency appointment using urgent business travel twice and it is always because I was going to do a job and my income for the job is usually around 50k dollars over 4 months period so that should tell you how important that job is to the company.

Infact, IT IS EXPRESSLY STATED THAT YOU CANT USE CONFERENCE TO GET EMERGENCY APPOINTMENT.

Stop saying only your position is correct. Learn from others . Only illiterates insist their position is always the best.

Aussie2doc:
. You know the reason why I did not reply you?
You said anyone that disputes your position does not know about it.

Stop talking like that. No one knows it all. Only people with very little exposure talk like that.

I won’t go into details but no one will give you emergency appointment to attend conference.
Short training less than three months can qualify for EA technically. However, the business entity both in Nigeria and US must prove that they will lose some business opportunities unless you attend the training. It is extremely difficult to prove that with a conference. I’ve gotten emergency appointment using urgent business travel twice and it is always because I was going to do a job and my income for the job is usually around 50k dollars over 4 months period so that should tell you how important that job is to the company.

Infact, IT IS EXPRESSLY STATED THAT YOU CANT USE CONFERENCE TO GET EMERGENCY APPOINTMENT.

Stop saying only your position is correct. Learn from others . Only illiterates insist their position is always the best.

fkj950ax:

Email or better still call the embassy. They will sort it for you.

Spanishmilf:
i sent you a mail

AMBoS12:
I can't find where to start a thread on this so I'll just do it here.

I'm in the US and have no green card or work papers. My dad did me wrong and didn't get my green card. I've been here the last 21 years unable to work a regular job and mostly homeless. I've decided I should just return to Nigeria so I can at least work, etc. But I have questions:

How do I go about doing this? I don't have my Nigerian passport anymore and would have to get another one. Also, who do I talk to here in the US? I want to be back where people are generally comvivial or hospitable. There are plenty of opportunities in America, but they usually come at unforeseen costs. I don't want to be here any longer as not even the churches here are willing to lend a hand. Everyone here is selfish and if you're not selfish before you come here, you will be after.

Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

AMBoS12:
I can't find where to start a thread on this so I'll just do it here.

I'm in the US and have no green card or work papers. My dad did me wrong and didn't get my green card. I've been here the last 21 years unable to work a regular job and mostly homeless. I've decided I should just return to Nigeria so I can at least work, etc. But I have questions:

How do I go about doing this? I don't have my Nigerian passport anymore and would have to get another one. Also, who do I talk to here in the US? I want to be back where people are generally comvivial or hospitable. There are plenty of opportunities in America, but they usually come at unforeseen costs. I don't want to be here any longer as not even the churches here are willing to lend a hand. Everyone here is selfish and if you're not selfish before you come here, you will be after.

Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

Kansola01:
Hello everyone,

Thank you for all the helpful comments so far. Please i have a quick question:

Can i do a new DS160 form and update it or i would have to pay a new visa fee? Reason for the change - Purpose of visit has changed.
Is birth tourism a legal reason for them to consider your application?
Is it still possible to get dates before June 2024? Is there anyone that can help?
Thank you so much.

OyoTunjiUSA:



Hey 🤠

1. You can fill DS -160 and update it as many times as you want . It won't affect your current visa appointment.

2. If you meant you want to use your B2 visa to give birth in the USA why not if you do it in a legal way ? You have to declear it in your applications and must have contacted a reputable hospital of your choice in the USA.

3. Have it in mind that Paying for a U.S. hospital birth is extremely expensive If you don’t have U.S. insurance and be sure you travel before you get too close to your delivery date or the airline will tell you that you’re too heavy (pregnant) to fly.

4. You may qualify for an Emergency Appointment (under medical emergency) if you provide appropriate documents to support your application .


Best Wishes 🙏

AMBoS12:
I can't find where to start a thread on this so I'll just do it here.

I'm in the US and have no green card or work papers. My dad did me wrong and didn't get my green card. I've been here the last 21 years unable to work a regular job and mostly homeless. I've decided I should just return to Nigeria so I can at least work, etc. But I have questions:

How do I go about doing this? I don't have my Nigerian passport anymore and would have to get another one. Also, who do I talk to here in the US? I want to be back where people are generally comvivial or hospitable. There are plenty of opportunities in America, but they usually come at unforeseen costs. I don't want to be here any longer as not even the churches here are willing to lend a hand. Everyone here is selfish and if you're not selfish before you come here, you will be after.

Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

AMBoS12:
I can't find where to start a thread on this so I'll just do it here.

I'm in the US and have no green card or work papers. My dad did me wrong and didn't get my green card. I've been here the last 21 years unable to work a regular job and mostly homeless. I've decided I should just return to Nigeria so I can at least work, etc. But I have questions:

How do I go about doing this? I don't have my Nigerian passport anymore and would have to get another one. Also, who do I talk to here in the US? I want to be back where people are generally comvivial or hospitable. There are plenty of opportunities in America, but they usually come at unforeseen costs. I don't want to be here any longer as not even the churches here are willing to lend a hand. Everyone here is selfish and if you're not selfish before you come here, you will be after.

Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

fearlessfang:
You will suffer more than those homeless people in Haiti if you return to Nigeria

OyoTunjiUSA:



Hey 🤠

** Look at the opinions of people who want to dominate Nairaland ?? Adding salt to the injuries of a distressed individual .

1. I read the comment of @spanishmilf and walked away , knowing that he is only good in selling stolen iPhones and other gadgets . He put iPhone 11 for sell at 250k (NGN) in this same Nigeria he is condemning as a suffering nation .

2. To my surprise , @fealessfang came up with the above opinion , rusbishing Nigeria to a nation where someone coming from the United States cannot even make it . Is that the advice you will give any wealthy Americans who is willing to come and establish in Nigeria??

3. The OP is as good as an American because he has lived all his life (perhaps in American streets) the way he narrated as a result of parental failures . I knew he needed the help of a Clinical Psychologist (because he might also be doing drug) but I did not want to sound insulting, hence i twisted it to a guidance counselor .

4. Here you are making jest of him and making fools of yourselves ( @fealessfang and @spanishmilf ) that he would suffer in Nigeria where people are still building mansions in Lekki, Magodo, buying expensive cars , and sending their children to Covenant University , American University of Nigeria , UnilaG etc and where business managers are still acquiring properties .

5. Truthfully. There is inequalities in the distribution of opportunities and wealth in Nigeria as a result of (some of) our past leaders failures . Yet Nigeria is still a wealthy nation with good population to succeed in reasonable businesses . God Bless Nigeria .


Best Wishes 🙏

log1:
I see you have created time to provide feedback to people questions, that commendable. I can't help but noticed that you often come strong as if you have an unfinished fight. This is a faceless forum, help people in your little way and move on expect there is more behind the scene.

Mzwealthy:
Good Morning. Pls i would appreciate your input. We just arrived the US today for a short stay but myself and my husband noticed d immigration officer after taking our finger prints and snapping us didnot stamp our Visa page with d 6 months stay. So right now we don't ve any visual evident on our passport that we entered d US. Pls is this d new method cos d last time we were here as in 2018 and they stamp u in for 6 month . Thnk you for your response.

Opeyemi007:
No more physical stamp

Mzwealthy:
Good Morning. Pls i would appreciate your input. We just arrived the US today for a short stay but myself and my husband noticed d immigration officer after taking our finger prints and snapping us didnot stamp our Visa page with d 6 months stay. So right now we don't ve any visual evident on our passport that we entered d US. Pls is this d new method cos d last time we were here as in 2018 and they stamp u in for 6 month . Thnk you for your response.

Aussie2doc:
There is. It depends on the mood of the immigration officers. I got stamped twice in the last two years out of about 8 entries .

Mzwealthy:
Good Morning. Pls i would appreciate your input. We just arrived the US today for a short stay but myself and my husband noticed d immigration officer after taking our finger prints and snapping us didnot stamp our Visa page with d 6 months stay. So right now we don't ve any visual evident on our passport that we entered d US. Pls is this d new method cos d last time we were here as in 2018 and they stamp u in for 6 month . Thnk you for your response.

Aussie2doc:
There is. It depends on the mood of the immigration officers. I got stamped twice in the last two years out of about 8 entries .

Debbieeeeeee:

Atlanta stopped stamping since 2022. No more physical stamps in some airports instead they give you slip to check your I-94 online e.g Atlanta.

Opeyemi007:
https://www.cliniclegal.org/resources/religious-immigration-law/us-customs-and-border-protection-eliminating-entry-stamps

Aussie2doc:
It is possible they have stopped since 2022. I got it March , 2022 from Atlanta.

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OJMercy:

Please can I join the group too? The link isn’t working