oluwafemikolade:
Congrats to you @ rosasparks. I like your short and brief interview. I hope the VOs in Abuja consulate are not strict?

rosasparks:
I had to join Nairaland to post my transcript because I've been reading everything from part 2 and the amount of confidence I gained from reading and analyzing transcripts really helped me with my interview.
My interview was this morning. 9am appointment at Abuja consulate. My visa was approved and no documents were asked. The interview was quite short.

VO: Please come forward ma'am. I like your dress.
Me: *smiles* Thank you
VO: So you're going to UConn?
Me: That's correct
VO: What do you want to be in the future?
Me: I want to be a health management consultant. I understand that majority of the problems we face in our health sector in Nigeria is as a result of poor management...
VO: *cuts me off* Who's paying for this?
Me: My father
VO: What does he do?
Me: He's a recently retired manager in Bleep oil company, but he's on monthly pension which is the same as his salary.
VO: What oil company again?
Me: Bleep oil company
VO: Okay so do you have any siblings currently studying in the US
Me: *pauses for a second* Yes, I have a sister who's on F-1
VO: What exactly does she do right now?
Me: She's on OPT, working with Bleep
VO: Ma'am your visa has been approved. You'll need this to pick your passport.

Thank you guys so much and keep up the amazing work.

tejiri294:
whew finally am here after so much reading from previous pages....I pray God grant each and everyone of us our visas. my i20 would land next week; my question is hope its not too late to start the whole visa processing process for FALL SESSION ?

luzbrillante:


Okay.... tnx for the reply
Pls how did ur interview go?
Hope they're not all that strict..
My interview is by 7:30am

rosasparks:
I had to join Nairaland to post my transcript because I've been reading everything from part 2 and the amount of confidence I gained from reading and analyzing transcripts really helped me with my interview.
My interview was this morning. 9am appointment at Abuja consulate. My visa was approved and no documents were asked. The interview was quite short.

VO: Please come forward ma'am. I like your dress.
Me: *smiles* Thank you
VO: So you're going to UConn?
Me: That's correct
VO: What do you want to be in the future?
Me: I want to be a health management consultant. I understand that majority of the problems we face in our health sector in Nigeria is as a result of poor management...
VO: *cuts me off* Who's paying for this?
Me: My father
VO: What does he do?
Me: He's a recently retired manager in Bleep oil company, but he's on monthly pension which is the same as his salary.
VO: What oil company again?
Me: Bleep oil company
VO: Okay so do you have any siblings currently studying in the US
Me: *pauses for a second* Yes, I have a sister who's on F-1
VO: What exactly does she do right now?
Me: She's on OPT, working with Bleep
VO: Ma'am your visa has been approved. You'll need this to pick your passport.

Thank you guys so much and keep up the amazing work.

luzbrillante:


Congrats...
I'll post my success story by this time next week by the special grace of God!

oluwafemikolade:
Congrats to you @ rosasparks. I like your short and brief interview. I hope the VOs in Abuja consulate are not strict?

luzbrillante:
Hi House.. please is there anyone here that was interviewed in Abuja and also anyone yet to be interviewed in Abj? Kindly reply pls

luzbrillante:


Congrats...
I'll post my success story by this time next week by the special grace of God!

Walspring:


Amen and so shall it be in Jesus name..

youngmoney416:
Cc LagosNIV

Can I fill my DS-190 and book appointment before paying visa fee and waiting for my I-20 to arrive.

abimbola130:

by God's grace .you visa has been approved.Go and excel.

youngmoney416:
Cc LagosNIV

Can I fill my DS-190 and book appointment before paying visa fee and waiting for my I-20 to arrive.

Walspring:


Let's give all the thanks to God..

Congrats and enjoy your stay in Obamaland..

Are you going for Undergraduate or graduate studies ?

luzbrillante:


Congrats...
I'll post my success story by this time next week by the special grace of God!

rosasparks:
I had to join Nairaland to post my transcript because I've been reading everything from part 2 and the amount of confidence I gained from reading and analyzing transcripts really helped me with my interview.
My interview was this morning. 9am appointment at Abuja consulate. My visa was approved and no documents were asked. The interview was quite short.

VO: Please come forward ma'am. I like your dress.
Me: *smiles* Thank you
VO: So you're going to UConn?
Me: That's correct
VO: What do you want to be in the future?
Me: I want to be a health management consultant. I understand that majority of the problems we face in our health sector in Nigeria is as a result of poor management...
VO: *cuts me off* Who's paying for this?
Me: My father
VO: What does he do?
Me: He's a recently retired manager in Bleep oil company, but he's on monthly pension which is the same as his salary.
VO: What oil company again?
Me: Bleep oil company
VO: Okay so do you have any siblings currently studying in the US
Me: *pauses for a second* Yes, I have a sister who's on F-1
VO: What exactly does she do right now?
Me: She's on OPT, working with Bleep
VO: Ma'am your visa has been approved. You'll need this to pick your passport.

Thank you guys so much and keep up the amazing work.

imperiouxx:


What I have noticed here recently is that the addition of some new folks changes the directions and goals of the thread from what it used to be in the begining. In fact many advise here now are questionable. These new folks give impression that embassy can void your visa after they see your transcript online. It's laughable to believe that a VO has your time to come here to compare your transcripts with that of many interviewee he attended to that day. I won't blame the new successful applicants so much after what they pass through to secure the visa, but sometimes they need to use their heads too, afterall they are coming as educated people.

@the newcomers,

once your visa is approved at the interview and your ds160 is straight, your visa will reach you, except you come from a very bad family and/or a bad home town.



It's sad to see you pulling an attitude you couldn't pull before your interview. Who are them you're referring to? Those that you learned from before your interview, right? Don't be like someone who deliberately breaks the only pot she ate dinner from. You will need more help than this by the time you get to US. You already said tomorrow or next and I believe you

rosasparks:


Graduate studies. University of Connecticut.

aadeyi:


Alaye dey Justwise kirikiri.... cooling off

OJCITY22:
E be like say two of una dey form floyd mayweather for this forum...abeg where is dickoflife self....e don tale wey e yanr for here last....

don4ye:
e family pls chill with Ratchy .. Let her pick her Pali tomorrow, she is gonna explain things and you will reason with her.. Pls house and pls... Where is dickoflife self.. I don miss u

abimbola130:

by God's grace .you visa has been approved.Go and excel.

Walspring:


Sure you can but make sure you get all the details on your i20 such as sevis number because you will need it to book appointment and fill ds160

The disadvantage is that if you didn't get your i20 before the interview date you will lose your visa fee or you cancel it three days before the interview and rebook again..

dickoflife:
I miss u 2 jerr. I dey look allbd alagbara here