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engyadewale: [b] God of Shiloh and Pastor E.A. Adeboye did favour me yesterday, May 6 when I had my interview at US embassy. Good people of this fabulous forum should join me in praising and thanking this Most High God.........Almighty God is indeed great oh. My interview experience is as follows:
I arrived at the embassy around few minutes past 6 a.m. Though I was scheduled for 10a.m. appointment. I didn't want to take any chance because Lagos traffic could be very unpredictable.
I met some people who were scheduled for 6.30/7a.m. non-immigrant interviews so the security personnel attended to the non-immigrants first till it was around some minutes to 10a.m. Then, we, the DV lottery immigrants and other immigrants were called to form a queue for security checks.
Pls note, certain items such as phones, camera, liquid like perfume, flash drives and any sharp object are not allowed to be carried into the interview room. I didn't want to go with my phone initially but my friend questioned why I would go out without any phone, should there be reasons to make calls. So I took my phones along. But when instructed to leave all those items behind, I looked for one of the MOPOLs around and asked him to keep my phones for me. He agreed but joked that I was going to give him 100 dollars.
I went through the security checks, all sealed envelopes were asked to be opened even the sealed medical report. Our names were checked against a list using the 2nd notification letter by a woman and a payment slip was issued for the visa application fee of 330 dollars or 54,500 naira equivalent and we were marched to the interview hall. A paper ticket was issued at the entrance of the hall containing number and on entering the hall, security details directed us to the cashier point for payment. I paid in dollars and two computer receipts were issued, one for the deparment of state and the customer copy. Thereafter, my tag number was called to submit the originals and photocopies of my certificate together with my int'l passport, passport photographs (2x2) and a little paper form where we were instructed to fill our name, pertitioner name and our residential address in nigeria including mobile number. Everything was submitted and we were advised to wait till our tag numbers appeared on a digital display screen, to be interviewed by the Consular Officers.
I initially felt fearful but remembering all I have read on this forum, i reassured myself that all would be well. After waiting for close to two hours, my tag number finally appeared on window 14 and with smiles I approached this fine white guy...........lolz

Me: Good Afternoon Sir
CO: Good Afternoon
Me: how are you doing?
CO: fine, thank you
Me: you are welcome
CO: may I take your finger prints pls
Me: I quickly placed my left fingers without the thumb on the scanner since I have watched others before my turn then followed by right fingers without the thumb and then the two thunbs at the same time.
CO: good
Me: alright Sir
CO: could you raise your hand up, swearing that all you say here would be truths and nothing but the truths
Me: yes I do
CO: good
Me: smiles
CO: do you have your payment receipts with you?
Me: yes I do
CO: pls let me have them
Me: I quickly passed the two copies to him and he signed on my customer's copy and returned it to me.
CO: is this application? (Showing me the forms I sent to KCC), pls sign on the yellow line there, passing the forms to me
Me: I signed and returned to him
CO: what's your highest qualification?
Me: I hold a bachelor's degree of engineering in electrical/electronics
CO: good (looking at his system). Did you serve after you graduated?
Me: yes I did
CO: where?
Me: in Bauchi State
CO: what did you do there?
Me: I was posted to a secondary school, Government Day Secondary School, Misau.
CO: good. Since then what are you doing?
Me: I work with StanbicIBTC bank PLC as a direct sales agent.
CO: he started typing on his system and said everything looks good. I'm gonna give you the visa
Me: thank you Sir
CO: congratulations
Me: thank you
CO: he took two sheets of paper, circling an address where I would pick up my visa after a week and the second paper, directing how I would pay the green card fee before travelling and those sheets were handled to me.
Sincerely yours, I left the hall with bundles of joy and the very first security I met on my way out, I dash the guy 1k, another security guy too, 1k and then the MOPOL guy too 1k. I'm so grateful to Almighty God for making this possible.
I thank all members of this fabulous forum for all your contributions. God has indeed favoured me.
Perhaps I should share this too. I came across this forum when I got my 1st notification and was really confused on the steps to take. I contacted a female friend who her brother also won the lottery some years ago to connect me with her brother in US so he could put me through all the processing.
To my surprise, the lady told me that her brother insisted that I should arrange marriage with her before he could render any assistance. The lady said she was not happy about her brother's requirement and that she had her fiance. She advised me to look elsewhere for assistance, that she would not even want to go into such arrangee marriage because of travelling out. I was totally lost on what to do. I decided to google certain agents' addresses that I heard on radio and I prayed to God to help me. While playing with words on google search engine so as to get the information, I came about this link and I was so happy that I didn't even bother looking for any agent again. Since then, I have been taking my time to read posts and comments and once in awhile contributed too.
This forum has been so helpful and I want to bless God for it. It's my earnest prayer that those who are yet to be interviewed would be favoured by God and their visas be granted IJN. AMEN

PRAISE BE TO GOD ALMIGHTY.......HE IS INDEED THE MOST HIGH GOD.[/b]

engyadewale: [b] God of Shiloh and Pastor E.A. Adeboye did favour me yesterday, May 6 when I had my interview at US embassy. Good people of this fabulous forum should join me in praising and thanking this Most High God.........Almighty God is indeed great oh. My interview experience is as follows:
I arrived at the embassy around few minutes past 6 a.m. Though I was scheduled for 10a.m. appointment. I didn't want to take any chance because Lagos traffic could be very unpredictable.
I met some people who were scheduled for 6.30/7a.m. non-immigrant interviews so the security personnel attended to the non-immigrants first till it was around some minutes to 10a.m. Then, we, the DV lottery immigrants and other immigrants were called to form a queue for security checks.
Pls note, certain items such as phones, camera, liquid like perfume, flash drives and any sharp object are not allowed to be carried into the interview room. I didn't want to go with my phone initially but my friend questioned why I would go out without any phone, should there be reasons to make calls. So I took my phones along. But when instructed to leave all those items behind, I looked for one of the MOPOLs around and asked him to keep my phones for me. He agreed but joked that I was going to give him 100 dollars.
I went through the security checks, all sealed envelopes were asked to be opened even the sealed medical report. Our names were checked against a list using the 2nd notification letter by a woman and a payment slip was issued for the visa application fee of 330 dollars or 54,500 naira equivalent and we were marched to the interview hall. A paper ticket was issued at the entrance of the hall containing number and on entering the hall, security details directed us to the cashier point for payment. I paid in dollars and two computer receipts were issued, one for the deparment of state and the customer copy. Thereafter, my tag number was called to submit the originals and photocopies of my certificate together with my int'l passport, passport photographs (2x2) and a little paper form where we were instructed to fill our name, pertitioner name and our residential address in nigeria including mobile number. Everything was submitted and we were advised to wait till our tag numbers appeared on a digital display screen, to be interviewed by the Consular Officers.
I initially felt fearful but remembering all I have read on this forum, i reassured myself that all would be well. After waiting for close to two hours, my tag number finally appeared on window 14 and with smiles I approached this fine white guy...........lolz

Me: Good Afternoon Sir
CO: Good Afternoon
Me: how are you doing?
CO: fine, thank you
Me: you are welcome
CO: may I take your finger prints pls
Me: I quickly placed my left fingers without the thumb on the scanner since I have watched others before my turn then followed by right fingers without the thumb and then the two thunbs at the same time.
CO: good
Me: alright Sir
CO: could you raise your hand up, swearing that all you say here would be truths and nothing but the truths
Me: yes I do
CO: good
Me: smiles
CO: do you have your payment receipts with you?
Me: yes I do
CO: pls let me have them
Me: I quickly passed the two copies to him and he signed on my customer's copy and returned it to me.
CO: is this application? (Showing me the forms I sent to KCC), pls sign on the yellow line there, passing the forms to me
Me: I signed and returned to him
CO: what's your highest qualification?
Me: I hold a bachelor's degree of engineering in electrical/electronics
CO: good (looking at his system). Did you serve after you graduated?
Me: yes I did
CO: where?
Me: in Bauchi State
CO: what did you do there?
Me: I was posted to a secondary school, Government Day Secondary School, Misau.
CO: good. Since then what are you doing?
Me: I work with StanbicIBTC bank PLC as a direct sales agent.
CO: he started typing on his system and said everything looks good. I'm gonna give you the visa
Me: thank you Sir
CO: congratulations
Me: thank you
CO: he took two sheets of paper, circling an address where I would pick up my visa after a week and the second paper, directing how I would pay the green card fee before travelling and those sheets were handled to me.
Sincerely yours, I left the hall with bundles of joy and the very first security I met on my way out, I dash the guy 1k, another security guy too, 1k and then the MOPOL guy too 1k. I'm so grateful to Almighty God for making this possible.
I thank all members of this fabulous forum for all your contributions. God has indeed favoured me.
Perhaps I should share this too. I came across this forum when I got my 1st notification and was really confused on the steps to take. I contacted a female friend who her brother also won the lottery some years ago to connect me with her brother in US so he could put me through all the processing.
To my surprise, the lady told me that her brother insisted that I should arrange marriage with her before he could render any assistance. The lady said she was not happy about her brother's requirement and that she had her fiance. She advised me to look elsewhere for assistance, that she would not even want to go into such arrangee marriage because of travelling out. I was totally lost on what to do. I decided to google certain agents' addresses that I heard on radio and I prayed to God to help me. While playing with words on google search engine so as to get the information, I came about this link and I was so happy that I didn't even bother looking for any agent again. Since then, I have been taking my time to read posts and comments and once in awhile contributed too.
This forum has been so helpful and I want to bless God for it. It's my earnest prayer that those who are yet to be interviewed would be favoured by God and their visas be granted IJN. AMEN
PRAISE BE TO GOD ALMIGHTY.......HE IS INDEED THE MOST HIGH GOD.[/b]

engyadewale: [b] God of Shiloh and Pastor E.A. Adeboye did favour me yesterday, May 6 when I had my interview at US embassy. Good people of this fabulous forum should join me in praising and thanking this Most High God.........Almighty God is indeed great oh. My interview experience is as follows:
I arrived at the embassy around few minutes past 6 a.m. Though I was scheduled for 10a.m. appointment. I didn't want to take any chance because Lagos traffic could be very unpredictable.
I met some people who were scheduled for 6.30/7a.m. non-immigrant interviews so the security personnel attended to the non-immigrants first till it was around some minutes to 10a.m. Then, we, the DV lottery immigrants and other immigrants were called to form a queue for security checks.
Pls note, certain items such as phones, camera, liquid like perfume, flash drives and any sharp object are not allowed to be carried into the interview room. I didn't want to go with my phone initially but my friend questioned why I would go out without any phone, should there be reasons to make calls. So I took my phones along. But when instructed to leave all those items behind, I looked for one of the MOPOLs around and asked him to keep my phones for me. He agreed but joked that I was going to give him 100 dollars.
I went through the security checks, all sealed envelopes were asked to be opened even the sealed medical report. Our names were checked against a list using the 2nd notification letter by a woman and a payment slip was issued for the visa application fee of 330 dollars or 54,500 naira equivalent and we were marched to the interview hall. A paper ticket was issued at the entrance of the hall containing number and on entering the hall, security details directed us to the cashier point for payment. I paid in dollars and two computer receipts were issued, one for the deparment of state and the customer copy. Thereafter, my tag number was called to submit the originals and photocopies of my certificate together with my int'l passport, passport photographs (2x2) and a little paper form where we were instructed to fill our name, pertitioner name and our residential address in nigeria including mobile number. Everything was submitted and we were advised to wait till our tag numbers appeared on a digital display screen, to be interviewed by the Consular Officers.
I initially felt fearful but remembering all I have read on this forum, i reassured myself that all would be well. After waiting for close to two hours, my tag number finally appeared on window 14 and with smiles I approached this fine white guy...........lolz

Me: Good Afternoon Sir
CO: Good Afternoon
Me: how are you doing?
CO: fine, thank you
Me: you are welcome
CO: may I take your finger prints pls
Me: I quickly placed my left fingers without the thumb on the scanner since I have watched others before my turn then followed by right fingers without the thumb and then the two thunbs at the same time.
CO: good
Me: alright Sir
CO: could you raise your hand up, swearing that all you say here would be truths and nothing but the truths
Me: yes I do
CO: good
Me: smiles
CO: do you have your payment receipts with you?
Me: yes I do
CO: pls let me have them
Me: I quickly passed the two copies to him and he signed on my customer's copy and returned it to me.
CO: is this application? (Showing me the forms I sent to KCC), pls sign on the yellow line there, passing the forms to me
Me: I signed and returned to him
CO: what's your highest qualification?
Me: I hold a bachelor's degree of engineering in electrical/electronics
CO: good (looking at his system). Did you serve after you graduated?
Me: yes I did
CO: where?
Me: in Bauchi State
CO: what did you do there?
Me: I was posted to a secondary school, Government Day Secondary School, Misau.
CO: good. Since then what are you doing?
Me: I work with StanbicIBTC bank PLC as a direct sales agent.
CO: he started typing on his system and said everything looks good. I'm gonna give you the visa
Me: thank you Sir
CO: congratulations
Me: thank you
CO: he took two sheets of paper, circling an address where I would pick up my visa after a week and the second paper, directing how I would pay the green card fee before travelling and those sheets were handled to me.
Sincerely yours, I left the hall with bundles of joy and the very first security I met on my way out, I dash the guy 1k, another security guy too, 1k and then the MOPOL guy too 1k. I'm so grateful to Almighty God for making this possible.
I thank all members of this fabulous forum for all your contributions. God has indeed favoured me.
Perhaps I should share this too. I came across this forum when I got my 1st notification and was really confused on the steps to take. I contacted a female friend who her brother also won the lottery some years ago to connect me with her brother in US so he could put me through all the processing.
To my surprise, the lady told me that her brother insisted that I should arrange marriage with her before he could render any assistance. The lady said she was not happy about her brother's requirement and that she had her fiance. She advised me to look elsewhere for assistance, that she would not even want to go into such arrangee marriage because of travelling out. I was totally lost on what to do. I decided to google certain agents' addresses that I heard on radio and I prayed to God to help me. While playing with words on google search engine so as to get the information, I came about this link and I was so happy that I didn't even bother looking for any agent again. Since then, I have been taking my time to read posts and comments and once in awhile contributed too.
This forum has been so helpful and I want to bless God for it. It's my earnest prayer that those who are yet to be interviewed would be favoured by God and their visas be granted IJN. AMEN
PRAISE BE TO GOD ALMIGHTY.......HE IS INDEED THE MOST HIGH GOD.[/b]

rood boy: Good morning God's, I've a two friends dat stay n surulere with Rooooooodboy...mercy nd edimop...mercy is havin intview ds month nd edimop & Rooooodboy we are expectin ours 2NL to land ds month also...ds is the word of God to u guys....you guys av done with una visa since, is left 4 you guys to go an pik it up ok...so mercy, edimop, Roooodboy, we will be here ds year 4 ours testimony IJN (Amen)

remkay2012: Rood boy, thank God almighty for your life and that my the Lord almighty continuity to strenght you. It is well my brother.

kaygee1977: Dear all, Can someone please, explain the process of the npc. I was born on June 12 1977...I have the small birth certificate...do I need to still go there and what are the requirements. Seem I am the only 7am appointment in this forum. Way early...May the Lord grant me His boundless Favour and Grace. Amen. Thank you.

cindybella: Thanks brother am gonna take my son for the interview but not on Nigeria it will be in UAE cos a friend told me that us embassy is very strict in Nigeria

tolubillion: Hello house,pls i want to ask about the issue of NYSC which i noticed that it is always asked by Ď CO.i didn't go for my NYSC since my wife was posted to kano and no one to stay with my only child but i have differ mine which have not done till now but i have a letter frm my sch but is not the real exemption letter certificate frm NYSC but just a letter that say exemption letter sign by the reigesrar pending the original exemption certificate frm NYSC is out can i present the letter in case am asked where did i not go for NYSC.pls house am awaitin ur good advise

kaygee1977: Dear all, Can someone please, explain the process of the npc. I was born on June 12 1977...I have the small birth certificate...do I need to still go there and what are the requirements. Seem I am the only 7am appointment in this forum. Way early...May the Lord grant me His boundless Favour and Grace. Amen. Thank you.

remkay2012: Congratulations, more of this success story in Jesus Name. May the almighty God also favour us that are still waiting for our interview in Jesus name.

jidex001: Congratulations bro.

YessWeeCan: @engyadewale: congrate, thank you for omitting the bla bla

rood boy: Engyadewale: congrat.

tolubillion: Hello house,pls i want to ask about the issue of NYSC which i noticed that it is always asked by Ď CO.i didn't go for my NYSC since my wife was posted to kano and no one to stay with my only child but i have differ mine which have not done till now but i have a letter frm my sch but is not the real exemption letter certificate frm NYSC but just a letter that say exemption letter sign by the reigesrar pending the original exemption certificate frm NYSC is out can i present the letter in case am asked where did i not go for NYSC.pls house am awaitin ur good advise.

tolubillion: Hello house,pls i want to ask about the issue of NYSC which i noticed that it is always asked by Ď CO.i didn't go for my NYSC since my wife was posted to kano and no one to stay with my only child but i have differ mine which have not done till now but i have a letter frm my sch but is not the real exemption letter certificate frm NYSC but just a letter that say exemption letter sign by the reigesrar pending the original exemption certificate frm NYSC is out can i present the letter in case am asked where did i not go for NYSC.pls house am awaitin ur good advise.

Gentiger: A word of advice for the guys who already made it to the States. Zip up. Keep off from women except you intend marriage. Be informed that most ladies in the US are not desperate to have you in bed because you are sexy and irresistible, but largely because they want to have a baby with you and you will end up paying child support for as long as the child is a minor, that way they don't get to work, you do all the works and pay her a monthly salary to support 'your' baby (Her needs). Be focused. Wisen up. Have a set goal of where to be in the next 12 months. Never mind if others mock at your goals. You will get there or close enough to it...Good Luck.

kaygee1977: Dear all, Can someone please, explain the process of the npc. I was born on June 12 1977...I have the small birth certificate...do I need to still go there and what are the requirements. Seem I am the only 7am appointment in this forum. Way early...May the Lord grant me His boundless Favour and Grace. Amen. Thank you.

justwise: https://www.nairaland.com/1279130/canadian-federal-skilled-worker-program-timelines