EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
what's your area of interest?

EZEIGBO IS BACK!!!!!

Sheq:
Look for nahun... people who write exams are still googling usnews, graduate portal etc... and you want it so easy you still want someone to do your homework for you.... like that should even be the least of your problem bro! you even have money, some people cant even afford sevis fees ... A stem course for that matter.... dont worry... 100kobo amd fairheart are on their way to help you search

Very wicked somebori

homirefacuny:




Very wicked somebori

homirefacuny:

Bro, I've been noticing your replies to this particular guy (the guy with the issue of statement of account) something like you making fun of him or what? This time around you even came up with a meme. Honestly, It's not needed bro.

Spring2019:


Hey bro, has your status changed to issued?

Yes it has. What about yours.

jerrypeacelinks:


Cram and pour. See as you dey pour am for here like say you dey ejaculate... lol... Get used to your answers so that no matter how frightened or nervous you may appear before the VO, you will still have traces of your answers floating in your head that you can always sell the VO.

Yeah,you are right.The key points matter.However,I am not used to cramming I always go with understanding..
That's probably why I faulted...

jerrypeacelinks:


The VO will ask you why you want to spend so much on masters only to come back to your job. Sometimes, this response can be a red flag o. Sometimes o. While some times its a case of different strokes for different folks.

Thanks for pointing out that area.You have identified a key question.I will work on that....
Albeit,how would you have responded?Let me in on your response?

jerrypeacelinks:



Beautifying her table with blue paper is part of the trick to get visa applicants nervous and have them derail. It's a "shutdown technique"... please always stay positive and just assume it that the white paper is hidden for you alone. She no wan do mistake give am another. Have that mindset

Thanks for the word of encouragement.That kinda drop my confidence but gotta rev things up next time.I gotta step things up a notch.You are appreciated.

Good day everyone here. I am new in this Student section anyway but have gained a lot from my little knowledge from The visit visa Section, I once applied for a B1/B2 VISA and was rejected on 5th September and now I want to study for a 6weeks course In Phoenix Aviation college, I have all the necessary documents waybilled to Me and I have paid all necessary fees except for The Tuition fee which is pegged at $5k, pls can anyone brief me on how to go about the application please, I learnt is same process for the B1/B2 VISA. Pls help

jerrypeacelinks:



EZEIGBO IS BACK!!!!!

lol, i've been around sire

Posa:
Good day everyone here. I am new in this Student section anyway but have gained a lot from my little knowledge from The visit visa Section, I once applied for a B1/B2 VISA and was rejected on 5th September and now I want to study for a 6weeks course In Phoenix Aviation college, I have all the necessary documents waybilled to Me and I have paid all necessary fees except for The Tuition fee which is pegged at $5k, pls can anyone brief me on how to go about the application please, I learnt is same process for the B1/B2 VISA. Pls help

don't waste your 57,000NGN, you'll get denied

yuscodguy:


You can check the does not apply

Thanks for the swift response.

Another one again @all, pls am a bit confused about the education /work/ training section. In what order should educational institutions attended come. Is it most university down to primary sch or frm primary sch to university?
And what if am presently unemployed, what should be in the present employer or sch name?

You should have reached out to people here before you went ahead and apply and pay the application fee, etc for that 6-week course. As someone who's experience in this field, trust me, you will be refused again. If you want your visa granted, chill. And even if you'll go for an academic program, consider Masters. Denied on September 5 and now going back with document for a 6 weeks academic program (which means you are applying for a different kind of visa (F1 precisely)) will warrant a refusal. As someone has rightly advised, don't waste the 59, 200 you are about to pay. Give things time. If you must go back there, plan it very well. Act intelligently, and if possible and you can afford it, get travel history. American Embassy don change.

Posa:
Good day everyone here. I am new in this Student section anyway but have gained a lot from my little knowledge from The visit visa Section, I once applied for a B1/B2 VISA and was rejected on 5th September and now I want to study for a 6weeks course In Phoenix Aviation college, I have all the necessary documents waybilled to Me and I have paid all necessary fees except for The Tuition fee which is pegged at $5k, pls can anyone brief me on how to go about the application please, I learnt is same process for the B1/B2 VISA. Pls help

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
don't waste your 57,000NGN, you'll get denied

Lol...that’s harsh though but thanks a lot

A Nigerian applying for US visa outside their native country is bound to be denied. Nigerians for that matter! You should have come home and apply for the b1/b2 and it would have been granted. Now, that you are in Nigeria, and you want to apply for a Master's program, you've got a lot of work to do. Using google would help. Start there. You are asking for so much with your request: school without GRE, etc. And you may not find it!

Anyway, if you are missing something, ask your questions here, or reach out to me.

aoruma:
i was denied visa in the UK twice for tourism during my masters program
I returned to Nigeria since 2016 October, but was to apply for master and PHD, i am looking for a school without GRE and Toefl if possible with any school that gives tuition waver or any kind of support for international student i have part of thr fees but to pay the rest later.pls i am looking at courses like information technology and technology management.

Posa:
Good day everyone here. I am new in this Student section anyway but have gained a lot from my little knowledge from The visit visa Section, I once applied for a B1/B2 VISA and was rejected on 5th September and now I want to study for a 6weeks course In Phoenix Aviation college, I have all the necessary documents waybilled to Me and I have paid all necessary fees except for The Tuition fee which is pegged at $5k, pls can anyone brief me on how to go about the application please, I learnt is same process for the B1/B2 VISA. Pls help

I doubt if the embassy gives visa for 6 weeks course . Also since you had a recent B1B2 rejection then going for a 6 weeks would flag as a potential "runaway"

Posa:

Lol...that’s harsh though but thanks a lot

I'm deeply sorry, if it hurts, but sadly, it's the truth. B1/B2 denial less than 2 months, and now you're going for a cheap under the table flight course, which really has no prospects in Nigeria, as it doesn't put you on the path to become a commercially licensed pilot, your story will raise too many red flags. Give it some time, and plan things out, if you must jakpa, do it in a smooth manner. Again,I'm sorry for being harsh, but chelsea fans have taken over walter carrington, Blue has become the new color code.

fairheart:
A Nigerian applying for US visa outside their native country is bound to be denied. Nigerians for that matter! You should have come home and apply for the b1/b2 and it would have been granted. Now, that you are in Nigeria, and you want to apply for a Master's program, you've got a lot of work to do. Using google would help. Start there. You are asking for so much with your request: school without GRE, etc. And you may not find it!

Anyway, if you are missing something, ask your questions here, or reach out to me.

@ bold : As long as the Nigerian has a legal status in the UK, it the same as applying from Nigeria for b1b2. The Vo gives to some and reject some . Same process

I seen loads of Nigerian students in UK get US visa and seen rejection as well

They can actually give him the visa for the short course--if he had not been refused the recent B1/B2. And it is too close. It says desperation!

LagosismyHome:


I doubt if the embassy gives visa for 6 weeks course . Also since you had a recent B1B2 rejection then going for a 6 weeks would flag as a potential "runaway"

If he has a legal status, that is another story. The student did not have legal status!

LagosismyHome:


@ bold : As long as the Nigerian has a legal status in the UK, it the same as applying from Nigeria for b1b2. The Vo gives to some and reject some . Same process

I seen loads of Nigerian students in UK get US visa and seen rejection as well

As a Chelsea fan, oya, come check pepper soup for my side today. Blue everywhere! Correct guy!

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:

I'm deeply sorry, if it hurts, but sadly, it's the truth. B1/B2 denial less than 2 months, and now you're going for a cheap under the table flight course, which really has no prospects in Nigeria, as it doesn't put you on the path to become a commercially licensed pilot, your story will raise too many red flags. Give it some time, and plan things out, if you must jakpa, do it in a smooth manner. Again,I'm sorry for being harsh, but chelsea fans have taken over walter carrington, Blue has become the new color code.

fairheart:
If he has a legal status, that is another story. The student did not have legal status!

To school in the UK you must have a valid student visa or else you cant register for masters and take classes

A student tier 4 visa is a legal status ....

Thanks all for your responses, I really appreciate

Yommy247:
Bro, I've been noticing your replies to this particular guy (the guy with the issue of statement of account) something like you making fun of him or what? This time around you even came up with a meme. Honestly, It's not needed bro.

Oga, take a chill pill. I am not making fun of him as you opined. I didn't even notice say na him.. The sarcastic part of his comment was what made me quote him. I would never make jest of anyone on here. Lets relax bro... All will be fine in due course. Happy Sunday!!!

fairheart:
If he has a legal status, that is another story. The student did not have legal status!

Haba na, he is a student and that means he has a legal status in the country

iseoluwa89:

Thanks for the swift response.

Another one again @all, pls am a bit confused about the education /work/ training section. In what order should educational institutions attended come. Is it most university down to primary sch or frm primary sch to university?
And what if am presently unemployed, what should be in the present employer or sch name?

If unemployed put what you have been doing because you must have been doing something with a company or personal business.

For the education I don't think there is any order, I stand to be corrected by the gurus.

aoruma:
i was denied visa in the UK twice for tourism during my masters program
I returned to Nigeria since 2016 October, but was to apply for master and PHD, i am looking for a school without GRE and Toefl if possible with any school that gives tuition waver or any kind of support for international student i have part of thr fees but to pay the rest later.pls i am looking at courses like information technology and technology management.

Just send me 5k for data to help your search thoroughly, then I'll get you the exact school without standardized exam.

Lol. he was not a student there o; he was visiting! In addition, I used "legal status" in the context of being a UK resident.

Ubah1:


Haba na, he is a student and that means he has a legal status in the country

fairheart:
Lol. he was not a student there o; he was visiting! In addition, I used "legal status" in the context of being a UK resident.

But do you know a student is also a resident?

Yes I know, but the legality is not as strong as someone who has the residence permit. With a student visa, you are not permitted to work (except you get the paperwork done); a legal resident is allowed. And I strongly believe this affect chances of being issued in US visa in a third country.

Nutshell44:


But do you know a student is also a resident?

Hello House,

Please I want to ask if Bank statement is the only financial document acceptable to present at the USA embassy here in Nigeria. I have only my Sponsor's (Sister) investment documents who is in USA. She said she doesn't have enough funds to show in her bank statement. Is Investment documents also acceptable showing the value of the investment?


Please I'll really appreciate a reply from the pro in the house.

Bunmip:
Hello House,

Please I want to ask if Bank statement is the only financial document acceptable to present at the USA embassy here in Nigeria. I have only my Sponsor's (Sister) investment documents who is in USA. She said she doesn't have enough funds to show in her bank statement. Is Investment documents also acceptable showing the value of the investment?


Please I'll really appreciate a reply from the pro in the house.

How did you prove your financial capability to the school before being issued your I-20?