OmoBendel24:


Thanks for getting back to the house as promised, thumbs up!

Sorry about the refusal dear brother, this one pained me though. This is actually about your ties.... One of the relaxed ways students can get a US B1/B2 visa is to have had a reasonable travel experience, to be studying some professional course, your school too if part of the A-Class Unis in Naija is an advantage especially the ones paying "expensive" fees, etc.

At your level of ties currently and in relation to your kind of application, your parents counts oh. This your application smells "I want to disappear" a lot. I'm genuinely calculating what indicates this young man will come back home from your situation according to your application, I'm not seeing it at my level. Then, how about a VO? Previous travels and a more compelling travel purpose may have helped you. If I were the one asked your purpose of travel, I would have put visiting my uncle in front first before other things not the other way round like you did from your transcript.

Like I said back then, "e hard die for Nigerian university student without traceable 'ajebutter' background and better travel history to get that visa". I even think so stronger than before putting current stricter situations at the embassy into consideration.

I will conclude by asking again, what exactly is strong enough to bring you back to Naija as things are in the country now?

Koyo ovbioba! Obhiaba, egbe fuere.... Abi no be so dem dey talk am for Edo that year? Una people favor me, I pray make e better for you too.... Pele well well!

NothingDoMe:
One, applied is past tense. Two, I said Banker + New York + New destination = Red Flag. Why you come dey attack me on the banker which is just a singular component of the equation?

Lets be sincere, Bankers have no job security. That went out the window a while ago. Many of them have taken matters in their hands and decided not to return after visiting the US.

Enasdan:
please can you share more, how do good travel history boost your chances of getting your F-1 visa, for Nigeria students, like which countries can you suggest, thanks

LadyGuinivere:

This practice of posting imagined transcripts is truly annoying and has the end point of confusing people that are here to read and learn. The time you used to type all that could have been applied to research.

Read the actual transcripts. And for the umpteenth time, no one knows your chances.

Please can we kindly actually stick to the rules? Post real and actual transcripts.

Agent Azuh how market? E Don Tay u call my name. I have missed your mentions...

AZUH:
Ladyg are you falling inlove with me ? I called you out because you are acting like visa mini God , no hard feelings .

femorocafella:
Pls house I need your advice.when I was filling my ds160 form i mistakenly filled in December 2012 as tje time i left the work on my previous employment instead of December 2011. It was until I submitted the application that I just found out abt it.I have already booked appointment date .pls what can I do.I don't want to fill another form because the number may not tally with the number on the appointment form.
Should I let them know on the day of interview or I shu just be silent about it?
Lady g seye west and others pls sos

OmoBendel24:

Will the number on the interview appointment automatically changed to the new D's 160 form and what abt the interview date.will I not need to book another appointment date?
Fill another form and update your profile with the new number, that's if you still have at least one week to your interview sha....

mane48:
please abuja and lagos embassey which is the easiest to approve u.s visa

OmoBendel24:


Yes it will, and no, your dates will be in order untouched without you needing to book another date. That is if you have up to a week to your interview still....

mane48:
please abuja and lagos embassey which is the easiest to approve u.s visa

seyewest:


lolzzz ... That means she's working at the U.S Embassy?

AZUH:
shes your madam.

mane48:
please abuja and lagos embassey which is the easiest to approve u.s visa

seyewest:


Yes that is if they do not have U.S visa.

mane48:
please abuja and lagos embassey which is the easiest to approve u.s visa

AfonjaBoston:



How old are you?

Propertyeighty:
Hello Everyone!
How are you sir @seyewest?

I got a US Visa last year to attend a conference this year,I attended the conference in New York and Pittsburgh PA. March this year and i returned back to Nigeria in the same month.
I intend travelling back this time with my wife for a couple retreat organised by assemblies of God Church in Texas for two weeks but our 3 kids are not going with us.
She's schedule for her visa interview in some weeks tiime.
She's a Psychiatric nurse with years of experience.
Please what are her chances?

OmoBendel24:


Fill another form and update your profile with the new number, that's if you still have at least one week to your interview sha....

Colouredgirl:
Hello Fam,
I have my elder brothers toddler living with me at the moment and I am also catering to her cos my brother lost his wife while birthing their third..so I took one of his toddlers in to reduce e cost and stress for him until he bounces back from the grief.
Now I want to go on vacation with my husband and toddler..does it pose a problem if I apply with my brothers toddler as I also want to take her along with me on this vacation
Thanks for Your prompt and fav response

TheCongo2:


Lol ... this one crack me laughing and rolling on floor ... lol.

mane48:
please abuja and lagos embassey which is the easiest to approve u.s visa