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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Kennyanderson: 8:57pm On Dec 18, 2016
Good evening house, Please if I use someone's original bank statement that has high amount of money as sponsor to get i-20 form from a university, getting to the embassy, if they ask who will sponsoring my education am I free to say it's my dad. Hope they won't know I used someone else as sponsor to collect I-20 form from the school.

Thanks
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Kennyanderson: 9:23pm On Dec 18, 2016
LagosismyHome:


the Ga will cancel out the half tuition waiver..... someone cannot get both except if its a private scholarship outside of the school ....but until you cross that road , apply to all and everything
Okay. Thanks a bunch Ma.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Chapecoense(m): 9:54pm On Dec 18, 2016
Kennyanderson:
Good evening house, Please if I use someone's original bank statement that has high amount of money as sponsor to get i-20 form from a university, getting to the embassy, if they ask who will sponsoring my education am I free to say it's my dad. Hope they won't know I used someone else as sponsor to collect I-20 form from the school.

Thanks
this will invite trouble... You going to be saying what u filled in ur DS160. If u filled that ur dad is ur sponsor, why turn up with a statment of someonelse? Since u r using a sponsor's statment, u definitely will fill it in ur ds160.. Except u fill ur ds160 to show ur dad as the sponsor and pray they dont ask for the statement odikwa too risky..
Just be honest..

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Doyean26: 10:13pm On Dec 18, 2016
Enjay11:
I'm interested please. Sent you a pm
I'm interested please.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by AK72: 10:23pm On Dec 18, 2016
Hello people, I have interest of travelling to the states to work as an experience professional. I am a graduate with several years of experience in oil & gas field.


Kindly advise me how to go about it please!
Thanks.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by damiliano(m): 10:43pm On Dec 18, 2016
Pls, anyone in Bowie State University should Pls pm me. It's urgent and important pls
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by mudi1012: 10:47pm On Dec 18, 2016
@Lagosismyhome Pls Ma , i am very happy to be on to be part of this forum ..i wish i had joined a long time ago because i have learnt a lot being part of this forum for 3 days ...I have an interview coming up by the end of this month .I need your advise and assistance in preparing for my interview ...tips and rules to follow .I sent you an email but haven't gotten a reply..

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by dejikefy: 11:27pm On Dec 18, 2016
Pls, I also have b1/b2 visa.... And still want to apply for the F 1 visa.... Pls, I will like to get in touch with you on how to go abt it properly..... Tanx
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Hushee(m): 11:42pm On Dec 18, 2016
Doctorfitz:



Oh thanks bro. Pls any extra tips I'd appreciate
If you still have about 3 weeks before the exam, I'll advice u to get the Kaplan textbook. It's really helpful.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by OluDare01(m): 12:22am On Dec 19, 2016
Please who has dollars in exchange for naira at a reasonable rate?
Who has recently paid tuition with form A?
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by dicapino: 12:33am On Dec 19, 2016
Gurus. A quick one. A friend filled his DS160 wrongly and has booked a date for Friday. is there anyway we can change or edit the DS 160 or fill new one. Thanks.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Ardedaryor(m): 12:34am On Dec 19, 2016
Check out : house of TOEFL.. On YouTube



Doctorfitz:



Oh thanks bro. Pls any extra tips I'd appreciate
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Doctorfitz: 12:37am On Dec 19, 2016
Ardedaryor:
Check out : house of TOEFL.. On YouTube






Cheers. Thanks alot
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by mcearnie: 1:06am On Dec 19, 2016
You know it is good to always be consistent even if you are lying. Well, if your sponsor is stated on your I-20, better fill same on your DS-160 and be ready to tell the VO same thing. Any inconsistency can cause you your dream. In other word, be planning to defend who your sponsor is and how you are related.
Kennyanderson:
Good evening house, Please if I use someone's original bank statement that has high amount of money as sponsor to get i-20 form from a university, getting to the embassy, if they ask who will sponsoring my education am I free to say it's my dad. Hope they won't know I used someone else as sponsor to collect I-20 form from the school.

Thanks

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by mcearnie: 1:10am On Dec 19, 2016
Pls who has used Arik air from lagos to NY before? How was your experience? Learnt they delay and disappoint alot without any explanations to passengers. Pls advice before i go enter one chance grin
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Nobody: 1:15am On Dec 19, 2016
mcearnie:
Pls who has used Arik air from lagos to NY before? How was your experience? Learnt they delay and disappoint alot without any explanations to passengers. Pls advice before i go enter one chance grin
darklight used arik and there was no complaints at all. Where are you heading to?

Can see you're going to Dayton, Ohio. PCBO is in Toledo
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by GboyegaD(m): 1:37am On Dec 19, 2016
mcearnie:
Pls who has used Arik air from lagos to NY before? How was your experience? Learnt they delay and disappoint alot without any explanations to passengers. Pls advice before i go enter one chance grin

I did at some point and promised myself never to fly arik again. Their cabin crew members are disrespectful and proud, and they don't stick to time. Lastly, if your connecting flight from NY to your final destination isn't booked through them, kindly ensure you pick a flight with reasonable time space of at least 8hours as the delay in Lagos can be this long.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by LagosismyHome(f): 3:40am On Dec 19, 2016
dicapino:
Gurus. A quick one. A friend filled his DS160 wrongly and has booked a date for Friday. is there anyway we can change or edit the DS 160 or fill new one. Thanks.

Walspring has answered this many times in the past ... . .. see pervious post below although i think now you have to contact the embassy to swap it

quote:
Switching or updating the old ds160 confirmation code to new ds160 confirmation code

In a situation where applicants want to switch or update their old ds160 confirmation code to new ds160 confirmation code after booking visa interview appointment, then the best is to fill a new ds160 form online if you have submitted it and then copy the new ds160 confirmation and go back to the appointment website and click on profile update and insert the new ds160 confirmation and click save, If it's successful you are good to go if not the applicant must contact the embassy by clicking the provide feedback which is at the right corner of their appointment website after login to the site

After doing that reprint your appointment confirmation page and and check the two bar codes if the ds160 own corresponding with the one on ds160 confirmation.

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by LagosismyHome(f): 3:45am On Dec 19, 2016
mudi1012:
@Lagosismyhome Pls Ma , i am very happy to be on to be part of this forum ..i wish i had joined a long time ago because i have learnt a lot being part of this forum for 3 days ...I have an interview coming up by the end of this month .I need your advise and assistance in preparing for my interview ...tips and rules to follow .I sent you an email but haven't gotten a reply..

i did not see any mail ..... but u are in d right place and if u have time read it all. There is a drop box with some transcrips both yes and no. Go through it , learn from it and start to build your transcript / responses before your interview
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Fesobi92: 4:17am On Dec 19, 2016
My flight was scheduled to leave naija thursday morning at 6.30am. So, i left for lagos on Wednesday and got there around 5pm. After booking an hotel, I went to the nearest eatery to have a last taste of naija dish; fufu and aphan soup and it was so great. Fast forward to 11pm, I left for the airport. We got there around 12.10am and realized check in will start around 2.30am. This is contrary to what I was told that check in starts 24hrs to your departure. Anyways, we hanged around the airport premises. Naso naija police carry their usual nonsense come say we nor fit park at the roadside. One even deflated our tire. I was so enraged but couldn't do anything as I don't want my yankee dream to be delayed whatsoever.

Finally, we went to the parking garage not far from the entrance. I learnt you'd have to pay a sum of 400 naira per hour for your stay in the garage but we got lucky the security guys were not around. So, we quickly left before they resumed work (They resume work around 4.30am).

The check in started around 3am proper. I was given a tag to write my name, address, and final destination which was attached with my baggage. First were the immigration officers where I parted with #1000 in order to avoid any delay. Nah owo omogo tho but nah esha. By this time, I promised myself I won't be coarsed to pay any money again. I went to weigh my bags and they were on point. I was given my boarding pass as a result. I had completed the first phase of the check in at that time. So, I had time to play with my family and friends.

Fast forward again, it was time for my departure. So, I waved goodbye to my family and friends. Mehn, it was so emotional knowing I was finally leaving my mum for yankee. It was a bitter sweet moment but I had to go. i passed all the security men and didn't give them a dime.

The next series of event were all foreign to me cos it was my first time entering an aiplane. So, I started praying that God my plane will not do sosoliso this time ooo and am not going to fall like agagu. I got some comfy after praying and took my sit. As the plane started flying, mehn I can't explain how I felt like say my mind Wan cut comot for my body. Naso i start to pray oo say God you no carry me come die for here ooo. I didn't know it's the normal thing but thank God it was a smooth journey to casablanca.

The moment I entered casablanca, I knew naija was under spell and nobody can remedy the situation there. Come see casablanca o. Chai smh(naija na scam ). The breeze was peaceful, mildly cold and orderliness was present here. After doing the normal check in, I started to Waka around the beautiful stores inside the airport. Chai, Morocco make sense oo. Mehn, you need to come and see for yourself.
After waiting for about 5 hrs(with the company of free wifi), we were taken into a bigger plane en route yankee. It was a long journey with pleasant facility in the plane but not so pleasant food. The best feelings came after seeing the aerial view of Washington dc. Chai, baba God I thank you for bringing me; the boy from no where, all the way to see the magnificent yankee. Brother, yankee fine ooo. I thought I was dreaming cos I only see the view in movies but was now seeing it live and direct. After a long queue, I went in to the poe cubicle.

Me: Hello officer Thomas, how you doing today?
Officer: ooh am doing good man. Can I have your passport pls?
Me: I passed my passport and i20.
Officer: so why are you in the us?
Me: Am going to the uni of Memphis for my PhD in maths.
Officer: ooh wow that cool. So what are you going to do with a PhD?
Me: it going to give me the mathematical expertise needed **officer cuts in**
Officer: yeah the normal knowledge and expertise needed to excel in your field?
Me: yeah yeah exactly.
Officer: Man you're gonna make a lot of money. Wow, am so happy for you man. Am always happy to see people like you. Enjoy your study man.
Me: Thank you so much. Enjoy the rest of your night.

To be continued......

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Fesobi92: 4:23am On Dec 19, 2016
My oga them oludare and Akin I sight una ooo. Thanks for your warm welcome and continued support. Yankee has been nice. Living the dream. However, this cold is not like Akure own ooo. It brutal. I Wan die when I enter dc. Abeg, if you're coming anytime from now, pls pls pls and pls carry sweater, jacket and head warmer come ooo. This cold no be sherey kambia o. If you can wear two jeans sef, wear am. Wear your t.shirt under, put sweater on top and finally your winter jacket on it.

The cold here go mama your head ehn. Your ears go dey pain you. If you touch am e go be like say nothing dey there cos the blood there go Don freeze. So, if you like yourself, bring head warmer that will cover your ears. I yaf talk my own.

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by iekene(m): 4:29am On Dec 19, 2016
Nice Write up.... I see myself in ur story... congrats
Fesobi92:
My flight was scheduled to leave naija thursday morning at 6.30am. So, i left for lagos on Wednesday and got there around 5pm. After booking an hotel, I went to the nearest eatery to have a last taste of naija dish; fufu and aphan soup and it was so great. Fast forward to 11pm, I left for the airport. We got there around 12.10am and realized check in will start around 2.30am. This is contrary to what I was told that check in starts 24hrs to your departure. Anyways, we hanged around the airport premises. Naso naija police carry their usual nonsense come say we nor fit park at the roadside. One even deflated our tire. I was so enraged but couldn't do anything as I don't want my yankee dream to be delayed whatsoever.

Finally, we went to the parking garage not far from the entrance. I learnt you'd have to pay a sum of 400 naira per hour for your stay in the garage but we got lucky the security guys were not around. So, we quickly left before they resumed work (They resume work around 4.30am).

The check in started around 3am proper. I was given a tag to write my name, address, and final destination which was attached with my baggage. First were the immigration officers where I parted with #1000 in order to avoid any delay. Nah owo omogo tho but nah esha. By this time, I promised myself I won't be coarsed to pay any money again. I went to weigh my bags and they were on point. I was given my boarding pass as a result. I had completed the first phase of the check in at that time. So, I had time to play with my family and friends.

Fast forward again, it was time for my departure. So, I waved goodbye to my family and friends. Mehn, it was so emotional knowing I was finally leaving my mum for yankee. It was a bitter sweet moment but I had to go. i passed all the security men and didn't give them a dime.

The next series of event were all foreign to me cos it was my first time entering an aiplane. So, I started praying that God my plane will not do sosoliso this time ooo and am not going to fall like agagu. I got some comfy after praying and took my sit. As the plane started flying, mehn I can't explain how I felt like say my mind Wan cut comot for my body. Naso i start to pray oo say God you no carry me come die for here ooo. I didn't know it's the normal thing but thank God it was a smooth journey to casablanca.

The moment I entered casablanca, I knew naija was under spell and nobody can remedy the situation there. Come see casablanca o. Chai smh(naija na scam ). The breeze was peaceful, mildly cold and orderliness was present here. After doing the normal check in, I started to Waka around the beautiful stores inside the airport. Chai, Morocco make sense oo. Mehn, you need to come and see for yourself.
After waiting for about 5 hrs(with the company of free wifi), we were taken into a bigger plane en route yankee. It was a long journey with pleasant facility in the plane but not so pleasant food. The best feelings came after seeing the aerial view of Washington dc. Chai, baba God I thank you for bringing me; the boy from no where, all the way to see the magnificent yankee. Brother, yankee fine ooo. I thought I was dreaming cos I only see the view in movies but was now seeing it live and direct. After a long queue, I went in to the poe cubicle.

Me: Hello officer Thomas, how you doing today?
Officer: ooh am doing good man. Can I have your passport pls?
Me: I passed my passport and i20.
Officer: so why are you in the us?
Me: Am going to the uni of Memphis for my PhD in maths.
Officer: ooh wow that cool. So what are you going to do with a PhD?
Me: it going to give me the mathematical expertise needed **officer cuts in**
Officer: yeah the normal knowledge and expertise needed to excel in your field?
Me: yeah yeah exactly.
Officer: Man you're gonna make a lot of money. Wow, am so happy for you man. Am always happy to see people like you. Enjoy your study man.
Me: Thank you so much. Enjoy the rest of your night.

To be continued......


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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by electronic(m): 5:04am On Dec 19, 2016
cool grin
Fesobi92:
My oga them oludare and Akin I sight una ooo. Thanks for your warm welcome and continued support. Yankee has been nice. Living the dream. However, this cold is not like Akure own ooo. It brutal. I Wan die when I enter dc. Abeg, if you're coming anytime from now, pls pls pls and pls carry sweater, jacket and head warmer come ooo. This cold no be sherey kambia o. If you can wear two jeans sef, wear am. Wear your t.shirt under, put sweater on top and finally your winter jacket on it.

The cold here go mama your head ehn. Your ears go dey pain you. If you touch am e go be like say nothing dey there cos the blood there go Don freeze. So, if you like yourself, bring head warmer that will cover your ears. I yaf talk my own.

grin. Congrats Man!!!?
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Nobody: 5:14am On Dec 19, 2016
Fesobi92:
My oga them oludare and Akin I sight una ooo. Thanks for your warm welcome and continued support. Yankee has been nice. Living the dream. However, this cold is not like Akure own ooo. It brutal. I Wan die when I enter dc. Abeg, if you're coming anytime from now, pls pls pls and pls carry sweater, jacket and head warmer come ooo. This cold no be sherey kambia o. If you can wear two jeans sef, wear am. Wear your t.shirt under, put sweater on top and finally your winter jacket on it.

The cold here go mama your head ehn. Your ears go dey pain you. If you touch am e go be like say nothing dey there cos the blood there go Don freeze. So, if you like yourself, bring head warmer that will cover your ears. I yaf talk my own.
Memphis na danger zone o. You might need to arm yourself at some point lol. But that PhD stipend sha. Share the thing with us o

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by biikeys(m): 5:15am On Dec 19, 2016
Fesobi92:
My oga them oludare and Akin I sight una ooo. Thanks for your warm welcome and continued support. Yankee has been nice. Living the dream. However, this cold is not like Akure own ooo. It brutal. I Wan die when I enter dc. Abeg, if you're coming anytime from now, pls pls pls and pls carry sweater, jacket and head warmer come ooo. This cold no be sherey kambia o. If you can wear two jeans sef, wear am. Wear your t.shirt under, put sweater on top and finally your winter jacket on it.

The cold here go mama your head ehn. Your ears go dey pain you. If you touch am e go be like say nothing dey there cos the blood there go Don freeze. So, if you like yourself, bring head warmer that will cover your ears. I yaf talk my own.

Lol @bolded. You should get thermals that you can wear under your jeans...and top especially if you're coming to the north east
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by happyday: 5:22am On Dec 19, 2016
eniolagharxe:
though I didn't fill on my DS-160 that I'm employed,filled student and my current institution as lagos city computer college, where I got a certificate in computer engineering (2013-2015), can I still go ahead and mention working with my dad before getting the certificate?
In my experience, if you know you won't be able to convincingly discuss what you filled on your DS-160, go fill a new one. Your interview starts with your DS-160. I advise that you fill it again, taking care to account for all the gaps, and smartly talking about your achievements in those places you've been, be it work or school.

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Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by akins2016: 5:26am On Dec 19, 2016
Fesobi92:
My flight was scheduled to leave naija thursday morning at 6.30am. So, i left for lagos on Wednesday and got there around 5pm. After booking an hotel, I went to the nearest eatery to have a last taste of naija dish; fufu and aphan soup and it was so great. Fast forward to 11pm, I left for the airport. We got there around 12.10am and realized check in will start around 2.30am. This is contrary to what I was told that check in starts 24hrs to your departure. Anyways, we hanged around the airport premises. Naso naija police carry their usual nonsense come say we nor fit park at the roadside. One even deflated our tire. I was so enraged but couldn't do anything as I don't want my yankee dream to be delayed whatsoever.

Finally, we went to the parking garage not far from the entrance. I learnt you'd have to pay a sum of 400 naira per hour for your stay in the garage but we got lucky the security guys were not around. So, we quickly left before they resumed work (They resume work around 4.30am).

The check in started around 3am proper. I was given a tag to write my name, address, and final destination which was attached with my baggage. First were the immigration officers where I parted with #1000 in order to avoid any delay. Nah owo omogo tho but nah esha. By this time, I promised myself I won't be coarsed to pay any money again. I went to weigh my bags and they were on point. I was given my boarding pass as a result. I had completed the first phase of the check in at that time. So, I had time to play with my family and friends.

Fast forward again, it was time for my departure. So, I waved goodbye to my family and friends. Mehn, it was so emotional knowing I was finally leaving my mum for yankee. It was a bitter sweet moment but I had to go. i passed all the security men and didn't give them a dime.

The next series of event were all foreign to me cos it was my first time entering an aiplane. So, I started praying that God my plane will not do sosoliso this time ooo and am not going to fall like agagu. I got some comfy after praying and took my sit. As the plane started flying, mehn I can't explain how I felt like say my mind Wan cut comot for my body. Naso i start to pray oo say God you no carry me come die for here ooo. I didn't know it's the normal thing but thank God it was a smooth journey to casablanca.

The moment I entered casablanca, I knew naija was under spell and nobody can remedy the situation there. Come see casablanca o. Chai smh(naija na scam ). The breeze was peaceful, mildly cold and orderliness was present here. After doing the normal check in, I started to Waka around the beautiful stores inside the airport. Chai, Morocco make sense oo. Mehn, you need to come and see for yourself.
After waiting for about 5 hrs(with the company of free wifi), we were taken into a bigger plane en route yankee. It was a long journey with pleasant facility in the plane but not so pleasant food. The best feelings came after seeing the aerial view of Washington dc. Chai, baba God I thank you for bringing me; the boy from no where, all the way to see the magnificent yankee. Brother, yankee fine ooo. I thought I was dreaming cos I only see the view in movies but was now seeing it live and direct. After a long queue, I went in to the poe cubicle.

Me: Hello officer Thomas, how you doing today?
Officer: ooh am doing good man. Can I have your passport pls?
Me: I passed my passport and i20.
Officer: so why are you in the us?
Me: Am going to the uni of Memphis for my PhD in maths.
Officer: ooh wow that cool. So what are you going to do with a PhD?
Me: it going to give me the mathematical expertise needed **officer cuts in**
Officer: yeah the normal knowledge and expertise needed to excel in your field?
Me: yeah yeah exactly.
Officer: Man you're gonna make a lot of money. Wow, am so happy for you man. Am always happy to see people like you. Enjoy your study man.
Me: Thank you so much. Enjoy the rest of your night.

To be continued......


Enjoy your stay bro .. another futarian, and mathematician in the building can't wait to see you again . the last time i saw you was 2014 during our convocation.i miss our futa days.
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by akins2016: 5:28am On Dec 19, 2016
Fesobi92:
My oga them oludare and Akin I sight una ooo. Thanks for your warm welcome and continued support. Yankee has been nice. Living the dream. However, this cold is not like Akure own ooo. It brutal. I Wan die when I enter dc. Abeg, if you're coming anytime from now, pls pls pls and pls carry sweater, jacket and head warmer come ooo. This cold no be sherey kambia o. If you can wear two jeans sef, wear am. Wear your t.shirt under, put sweater on top and finally your winter jacket on it.

The cold here go mama your head ehn. Your ears go dey pain you. If you touch am e go be like say nothing dey there cos the blood there go Don freeze. So, if you like yourself, bring head warmer that will cover your ears. I yaf talk my own.
i am not sure the cold fit reach the one we seeing here in ohio ooo
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by OluDare01(m): 5:43am On Dec 19, 2016
slimmy2005:
Memphis na danger zone o. You might need to arm yourself at some point lol. But that PhD stipend sha. Share the thing with us o
Thank God I told him
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by eniolagharxe: 5:51am On Dec 19, 2016
happyday:

In my experience, if you know you won't be able to convincingly discuss what you filled on your DS-160, go fill a new one. Your interview starts with your DS-160. I advise that you fill it again, taking care to account for all the gaps, and smartly talking about your achievements in those places you've been, be it work or school.
thank you,I appreciate you...God will order my steps
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by Nobody: 6:38am On Dec 19, 2016
LagosismyHome:


the Ga will cancel out the half tuition waiver..... someone cannot get both except if its a private scholarship outside of the school ....but until you cross that road , apply to all and everything

Hello ma'am, could you please check your mail. You have got pm
Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 10 by imperiouxx(m): 6:44am On Dec 19, 2016
seeker88:

Boss, please I'm interested!!! I have so many application fee and test scores to order but can't do these because I've exceeded my monthly dollar limit with GTB naira MasterCard. Please how do I go about this? I'm sending u pm right away....

It seems slimmy05 is ready to help you and he has a very decent rate you too. Let me know how it goes.

SAMUELS3:


I can, How much? And at what rate?. I sent you PM

I think this might work since we would see in NY in few weeks. PM replied.

Thanks

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