profjustine458:
Finally Nigerians just realized this embassy's are on our soil to scam us........... The want us to keep applying and the continue to use our money to develop their land.
Imagine having 1200 applicants interviewed daily. 57000×1200
=68,400,000(sixty eight million four hundred thousand)
Everyday!
Then check it monthly
68,400,000×30
=2,052,000,000 (two billion fifty-two million)
Every month!
That's roughly 6million Dollars monthly

skdfu747:
It is not a scam it is actually a bilateral agreement between the government of Nigerian and USA.
For instance, if a U.S citizen wishes to visit Nigeria that person needs to apply for a Nigerian visa and if the applicant fails to meet the requirements then the applicant will be denied a Nigerian visa without a refund.
Please get it into your head a visa is not a right it is a privilege.
The American embassy don’t force any one to apply for their visas and they made it clear that visa fees are non-returnable so don’t pretend like you are not aware of that.
There is absolutely nothing you can do about the high denial rates because too many Nigerians are involved in violation of the terms of theirs visas by visa overstay.
It is their country and you can’t tell them what to do.

yinksob002:
Hello guys,
I submitted my passport for dropbox renewal for almost 9 weeks now but yet to get a response.

Is there anyone in the house with a similar scenario cos this is taking too long.

Thanks

MrsBee:


I submitted almost 9 weeks ago too, a day before they stopped accepting for dropbox. Yet to hear back...

missjack:





No travel history

Adaku1988:
Hey guys,

I got my B2 visa finally and I have been preparing my visit to the US. I fly from Lagos to New York (JFK) next week Wednesday. I saw in some threads that there are US customs border agents in Istanbul. (I will be flying with Turkish). If at all I get screened in Turkey, does it mean they stamp your passport there and no need to be stamped in US?

Sorry it's my first time visiting the US but I have never had issues travelling within Africa and Spain.

God bless.

LadyGuinivere:
Hi!
Bye!

LadyGuinivere:
Hi!

Bye!

Adaku1988:
Hey guys,

I got my B2 visa finally and I have been preparing my visit to the US. I fly from Lagos to New York (JFK) next week Wednesday. I saw in some threads that there are US customs border agents in Istanbul. (I will be flying with Turkish). If at all I get screened in Turkey, does it mean they stamp your passport there and no need to be stamped in US?

Sorry it's my first time visiting the US but I have never had issues travelling within Africa and Spain.

God bless.

LadyGuinivere:
Hi!

Bye!

skdfu747:
Sometimes I wonder where people get these strange information.
C.B.P which stands for U.S. Customs and Border Protection only operate on the U.S soil.
When approaching the U.S air space the airline will issue you a declaration card so make sure you fill it correctly as it is a legal document.
You will met the U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the official U.S port of entry (Airport) and they will take your finger print, capture your face on the camera then input your i94 record on their data base. Very simple

LadyGuinivere:
Hi!

Bye!

skdfu747:
Sometimes I wonder where people get these strange information.
C.B.P which stands for U.S. Customs and Border Protection only operate on the U.S soil.
When approaching the U.S air space the airline will issue you a declaration card so make sure you fill it correctly as it is a legal document.
You will met the U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the official U.S port of entry (Airport) and they will take your finger print, capture your face on the camera then input your i94 record on their data base. Very simple

Adaku1988:
Hey guys,

I got my B2 visa finally and I have been preparing my visit to the US. I fly from Lagos to New York (JFK) next week Wednesday. I saw in some threads that there are US customs border agents in Istanbul. (I will be flying with Turkish). If at all I get screened in Turkey, does it mean they stamp your passport there and no need to be stamped in US?

Sorry it's my first time visiting the US but I have never had issues travelling within Africa and Spain.

God bless.

yinksob002:
Hello guys,
I submitted my passport for dropbox renewal for almost 9 weeks now but yet to get a response.

Is there anyone in the house with a similar scenario cos this is taking too long.

Thanks

profjustine458:
I blamed people like you and our leaders for not taking action against the exploitation of Nigerians by foreign embassies

Princessjo:
Hi all,

I know I will be getting lots of Yabs and criticism on this post but that's ok. Pls, I need your advice. I have an appointment for an interview in Lagos embassy 9 days before the scheduled conference. I don't really feel too comfortable going for an interview on the 1st of August for a conference that will start on the 9th and yes this is my first time applying and I definitely have no travel history.


My parents were planning on sponsoring my trip but my mum's sister stepped up and wants to sponsor my trip. She lives in the US, what are ur thoughts about editing my DS 160 and letting them know my aunt will sponsor me. The only tie I have is that I will be called to the bar pretty soon. I'm not gonna live my life long dream to run away in the US. So pls, what do u all advise, be plain honest and let them know that I know someone in the US (my mom's sis) and that she will be the one sponsoring this trip or just leave it the way it is that my my mom is paying

yinksob002:
Hello guys,
I submitted my passport for dropbox renewal for almost 9 weeks now but yet to get a response.

Is there anyone in the house with a similar scenario cos this is taking too long.

Thanks

1mole1:
Well done great people. As a permanent resident of Canada who is still in Nigeria without any travel history, what are my chances of getting a visa with my father to visit my brother who has a green card and will sponsoring the trip?

My only ties to Nigeria are my spouse and child.

Is it better for me to first travel to Canada as a Permanent Resident and apply for US visa from there? Is there a likelihood of me being given from Canada rather than from Nigeria?

I'd appreciate your responses

anfanio:


As a Canadian resident you are required to apply for Visa from your country of residence (Canada) but since you have not landed I would suggest you should not 'create' stories for yourself. Go to Canada apply from Canada and let your Dad apply for US visa alone. Be mindful you have a resident "visa".

1mole1:


Thanks. My fear is being denied applying from Canada or Nigeria. That's why I want to know where I'm likely to be given the visa before applying

Saskbound:
Your chances are better applying from Canada

1mole1:


Thanks. My fear is being denied applying from Canada or Nigeria. That's why I want to know where I'm likely to be given the visa before applying

LEGHEND:
Hello house
I need your help on this
So i have A fiancee in vegas.... She came to Nigeria recently..... Now she wants me come visit her in the US... ...my friends have being saying i would have married her when she came.. That would have eased everything but there was personal reasons we didn't....so She said i should apply for visiting/tour visa.... So i want to know steps to take and my chances in this.... Please i will like to hear your advice.... Thanks

LEGHEND:
Hello house
I need your help on this
So i have A fiancee in vegas.... She came to Nigeria recently..... Now she wants me come visit her in the US... ...my friends have being saying i would have married her when she came.. That would have eased everything but there was personal reasons we didn't....so She said i should apply for visiting/tour visa.... So i want to know steps to take and my chances in this.... Please i will like to hear your advice.... Thanks