₦airaland Forum

fergie001:
@USMissionNigeria

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16owwMXhdw/

pesty100:
What happens if one had insulted Donald Trump at a point in time?

Arostar2023:
That still won't erase your data on the Internet. Once it's posted, it can always be recalled by those who have the right authority and resources. Where do you think the stuff you deleted went to? There are bots that are crawling the internet 24/7 recording and updating stuff...

Pacesetter123:
So this Nairaland you are using is called what?
Community media?

PrinceofSarcasm:
Go to school you wont agree. if you go to school you will know that all they need are all your names to confirm if truly you are not a social media user? if its a lie you will de denied if its true they will dig out all your multiple accounts here on Nairaland

Hamachi:
Sharing your social media handles on the DS-160 form might feel personal, but it's an important part of the U.S. visa application process. The goal isn't to invade your privacy, but to help ensure national security by verifying identities and spotting potential red flags. By honestly listing all platforms you've used in the past five years, you're showing transparency and building trust with immigration officials.

Remember, you're certifying that everything you include in your application is true. Leaving out social media details—intentionally or not—can be seen as misrepresentation, which could lead to visa denial or impact your chances in the future. Being open and accurate helps your application stay strong and credible.

fergie001:
@USMissionNigeria

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16owwMXhdw/

Hamachi:
Sharing your social media handles on the DS-160 form might feel personal, but it's an important part of the U.S. visa application process. The goal isn't to invade your privacy, but to help ensure national security by verifying identities and spotting potential red flags. By honestly listing all platforms you've used in the past five years, you're showing transparency and building trust with immigration officials.

Remember, you're certifying that everything you include in your application is true. Leaving out social media details—intentionally or not—can be seen as misrepresentation, which could lead to visa denial or impact your chances in the future. Being open and accurate helps your application stay strong and credible.

onyxo76:
I believe they will focus more on Facebook whatsapp, twitter etc, not sure they will look at nairaland. I may be wrong though.

motymop:
weird rule, how about those without social media profile?

Tohsynetita1:
Social post can’t be edited?
Those traveling will edit before going.

onyxo76:
I believe they will focus more on Facebook whatsapp, twitter etc, not sure they will look at nairaland. I may be wrong though.

ernieboy:
u mean social media companies controlled by American companies, the CIA can assess all your data even if you deceive yourself by deleting previous posts. They just only need to know ur account.

ebuk4real:
Hmmm...time of reckoning is here, especially those promoting bigotry.

Tohsynetita1:
Social post can’t be edited?
Those traveling will edit before going.

akpumping7720:
How will you do it now if you are applying for US visa. You that have insulted the president of Nigeria tire

Hehehehehe:
helinues take note but anyways feel free to continue entertaining us

WesleyPepper:
This is interesting.
I hope they won’t ask for monicker used on anonymous websites such as nairaland.
Nah where wahala go Dey be that o

Watianoengineer:
Gradually freedom of expression is being strangulated because of desperation to migrate. I rather remain in Africa than subject myself to stupid scrutiny. America is not heaven

Proudlyngwa:
l tell you say i dey go anywhere

Cromagnon:
what were you saying about Namibia again. Is your memory that short

motymop:
weird rule, how about those without social media profile?