LagosismyHome:


What has reciprocity got to do with exchange rate used ...... the fee is fixed yes at $160 based on "do me i do you ".... yes that not in debate .

What i been going on about is the exchange rate used cannot be higher than even black market

justwise:

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You keep going on about exchange rate over and over again but when American embassy were using 198 naira to the dollar exchange rate as directed by CBN even when the market rate was far higher i did not see you complain about that.

It doesn't matter if the embassy is using black or blue market exchange rate the point is that the reciprocal policy has to apply.

LagosismyHome:


using 198 as directed by CBN. I should complain about it

Are they not governed by CBN so if they are using the rate as directed. Why should anyone complain...... Is that a favour done or what they are expected to do..... na wa. That why people get away with anything in naija . When you expect them to use market rate and go against CBN directive

ukijioma:
please how did you apply

Walspring:


@bold.. I believe FG/CBN is giving it to them at official rate because I read it before but I can't remember, maybe when CBN brought new policy and stated that official rates for foreign missions or so

VisaOfficer:


A couple points about the visa fee charged and the exchange rates used:

2) We are required to use a bank rate that is contracted to us. If you look at the "official" rates used by other banks, you will get an idea of what the exchange rate is. We do not set the rate charged to you. That is set by Nigerian officials and Nigerian banking institutions.

Regards,
VO

VisaOfficer:


A couple points about the visa fee charged and the exchange rates used:

1) All U.S. missions (all Embassies and Consulates around the world) use reciprocity when charging visa fees. It is a negotiated fee between the two governments. This fee is almost always the same fee that is charged to U.S. citizens who wish to get a visa to that country. In rare cases, such as with Nigeria, the fees differ. With regard to Nigeria, the United States charges less for a U.S. visa ($160) than the Nigerian government charges U.S. citizens ($210).

2) We are required to use a bank rate that is contracted to us. [/b]If you look at the "official" rates used by other banks, you will get an idea of what the exchange rate is[b]. We do not set the rate charged to you. That is set by Nigerian officials and Nigerian banking institutions.

Regards,
VO

adey2014:
sorry for the double typing. i am new to this.

OGreene:
The banks set the rate...I thought as much

@bolded, none is close to this 400. We have an idea of the rates, that's why we are against 400.

VisaOfficer:


I understand your concern. I will look into this. If I find out anything I will pass it on.

Regards,
VO

Mekurexx:
if you need USD, I have up to $500.... hit me up

dicapino:
Hey guys. Whose got the links for visa interview transcripts

Anyone People just bone my post!!!

sotall:
Hello guys, I need your advise on what to do as regards sending my transcript from University of Benin to ETSU where I intend doing my masters program.

I travelled from Lagos to Benin earlier this year to request for my B.Sc certificate as well as my transcript to help facilitate my application. I learnt application and processing of transcript is now done online via ET-Xchange ( an online transcript processing firm) . I registered on the site and filled the online form, ordered and paid for the transcript on March 22nd and it was clearly written it will take three weeks to apply and send the transcript to ETSU.
To my surprise , after three weeks, the status was still on "processing". I called their customer care and they seem not to know the reason for their incapability.
Now its already six weeks and no explanation from them.
Now I am really confused on what to do. Is there any other method I can use to send my official transcript from uniben to ETSU?
Those who have done it should please advice.

justwise:


You are wrong. Embassies uses reciprocity policy.(do me i do you God no go vex), but some Nigerians as usual will not be objective.


What is Reciprocity?



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https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/fees/reciprocity-by-country.html

DanjaNinja:


I attend the University of Bridgeport. How may I help you?

P.s: I don't advise you to come here. Funding and regular Job opportunities are extremely competitive.

Walspring:


Yes and closing soon

Tunnyz7:

See whether do am I do u or do dem I do dem. The official rate ought to be used. Nobody is saying its not 160 here and 180 there. Why would they use unofficial value. 400 to a dollar by the embassy is so not fair on Nigerians

Christian129:
PM me for SEVIS fee payment. BLESS

Tunnyz7:
Is it possible for my school to remove meal plan from my bills? Over N1m food bills when I'm not in Aso Rock

femi321:
The best thing to do is research schools yourself based on your own criteria and come back here to ask if there is any red flag or experience of people that have applied to that school. If you don't have any idea about the whole process and to save you some stress start from this website http://graddecision.org/ to know the application process, 2) Search for schools using a) www.msinus.com b)www.gradschools.com c)www.usnews.com d) www.4icu.org

Tunnyz7:
Is it possible for my school to remove meal plan from my bills? Over N1m food bills when I'm not in Aso Rock

mcjendol:


I sent you a pm!

Biggy911:
who has $50 application fee and can pay it today?
PM me urgently please.

iCool:


Here it is if you havent gotten it. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vv0a0sfgaysztiq/AADbiS4UG7q57b0qcFPjaPkna?dl=0

GTB and Govt officials cannot kill us o.

*Edited.

DanjaNinja:


I attend the University of Bridgeport. How may I help you?

P.s: I don't advise you to come here. Funding and regular Job opportunities are extremely competitive.

dicapino:


Thanks