| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by texrem(m): 10:00pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Huncho1:
Sorry to deviate please is a Nigerian drivers license accepted in the US? International driver's license accepted tho 1 Like |
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| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Sosao(f): 10:33pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
f Senatorbee:
Visa Approval transcript
4th Attempt
Denied once in 2015
Twice in 2016
Took a break and refired in July 17 2019
Abuja Embassy
Window 7
One old man with white hair in his late 60's
Placed on Administrative processing on 17 July
Issued on 19 July
After my sponsor was called
Me: good morning
V.o: morning, pass me your passport and I-20
Me: OK Sir
V.o: typing, I can see you have been here in 2016
Me: yes sir
V.o: when did you graduated
Me: 2017 October precisely
V.o: so you where here during your undergraduate program
Me: yes sir
V.o: what did you studied in your undergraduate
Me: political scie education
V.o: which university
Me: Ekiti state university
V.o: I can see you are going for criminal justice and safety studies, so what is the relationship between criminal justice and political science
Me: both courses requires critical and analytical thinking and secondly criminal justice is all about helping the local community while political science as a course has prepared me for these service
V.o: cut....... What is your specialization
Me: law enforcement
V.o: ok.... Where will you work
Me: with the Nigeria Police Force as a crime analyst
V.o: Do you have any siblings
Me: yes
V.o: how many
Me: 3
V.o: where are they
Me: they are all graduate
V.o: stopped typing and looked into my eye with amazements........
How come
Me: The last one graduated this year from university of Ife
V.o: what did you call the university
Me: Obafem Awolowo University Ile-Ife
V.o: why University of New haven
Me: My choice of institution was based on the availability of vetarian retired security personnel who have now become lecturers of whom among is emeritus professor Williams Tafoya who has been with the FBI for 30years before joining the faculty
V.o: seriously typing.......... Cut
how many school did you apply to
Me: 4
V.o: mention them
Me: University of new haven, Grand valley state university Lewis university and North Texas university
V.o: how many admitted you
Me: 3
V.o: how many gave you scholarship
Me: None except UNH
V.o: so UNH gave you scholarship is another reason for choosing the school
Me: yes sir, it was a 30℅ scholarship
V.o: who is sponsoring you
Me: my grand pa
V.o: do you have anything to show he is sponsoring you
Me: yes I have his bank statement
V.o: typing furiously........
What did you say your grand pa does
Me: he is the CEO of ******************* limited
He is into sales of bulk recharge vouchers for mobile networks
V.o: looking at the statement how voluminous it is and finding fault in the date printed
Me: quickly explain to him and told him its a 6/month statement of account and he should check the closing balance at the back
V.o: OK ........ I will be approving your visa.
Na the last thing I hear be that oooooo
The rest statement just be like disc wey dey scratch for my ear but I manage to hear some key words like
Administrative processing, check statement of account and u will be ban for life if found fraudulent.
He pass me the much awaited white paper and I run comot over excited
All through these conversation, honestly my mind they skip. But thanks to God and all those whom are part of my success story.
First on the list is Walspring, he guide me through all my previous application
I will must appreciate Mummy Lagosismyhome and fairhart who assisted in vetting my G.A application to GVSU, not forgetting the one and only Shawarma who volunteered to give me mock interview despite wanting to have more mock, she gave me only once and really spotted some discrepancies of which made me tidy all loose ends
Am very greatful
See you all in trumpland 1 Like |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Sosao(f): 10:34pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Congratulations btw I was interviewed on that same day and put on Ap too My approval will be next Amen Senatorbee:
Visa Approval transcript
4th Attempt
Denied once in 2015
Twice in 2016
Took a break and refired in July 17 2019
Abuja Embassy
Window 7
One old man with white hair in his late 60's
Placed on Administrative processing on 17 July
Issued on 19 July
After my sponsor was called
Me: good morning
V.o: morning, pass me your passport and I-20
Me: OK Sir
V.o: typing, I can see you have been here in 2016
Me: yes sir
V.o: when did you graduated
Me: 2017 October precisely
V.o: so you where here during your undergraduate program
Me: yes sir
V.o: what did you studied in your undergraduate
Me: political scie education
V.o: which university
Me: Ekiti state university
V.o: I can see you are going for criminal justice and safety studies, so what is the relationship between criminal justice and political science
Me: both courses requires critical and analytical thinking and secondly criminal justice is all about helping the local community while political science as a course has prepared me for these service
V.o: cut....... What is your specialization
Me: law enforcement
V.o: ok.... Where will you work
Me: with the Nigeria Police Force as a crime analyst
V.o: Do you have any siblings
Me: yes
V.o: how many
Me: 3
V.o: where are they
Me: they are all graduate
V.o: stopped typing and looked into my eye with amazements........
How come
Me: The last one graduated this year from university of Ife
V.o: what did you call the university
Me: Obafem Awolowo University Ile-Ife
V.o: why University of New haven
Me: My choice of institution was based on the availability of vetarian retired security personnel who have now become lecturers of whom among is emeritus professor Williams Tafoya who has been with the FBI for 30years before joining the faculty
V.o: seriously typing.......... Cut
how many school did you apply to
Me: 4
V.o: mention them
Me: University of new haven, Grand valley state university Lewis university and North Texas university
V.o: how many admitted you
Me: 3
V.o: how many gave you scholarship
Me: None except UNH
V.o: so UNH gave you scholarship is another reason for choosing the school
Me: yes sir, it was a 30℅ scholarship
V.o: who is sponsoring you
Me: my grand pa
V.o: do you have anything to show he is sponsoring you
Me: yes I have his bank statement
V.o: typing furiously........
What did you say your grand pa does
Me: he is the CEO of ******************* limited
He is into sales of bulk recharge vouchers for mobile networks
V.o: looking at the statement how voluminous it is and finding fault in the date printed
Me: quickly explain to him and told him its a 6/month statement of account and he should check the closing balance at the back
V.o: OK ........ I will be approving your visa.
Na the last thing I hear be that oooooo
The rest statement just be like disc wey dey scratch for my ear but I manage to hear some key words like
Administrative processing, check statement of account and u will be ban for life if found fraudulent.
He pass me the much awaited white paper and I run comot over excited
All through these conversation, honestly my mind they skip. But thanks to God and all those whom are part of my success story.
First on the list is Walspring, he guide me through all my previous application
I will must appreciate Mummy Lagosismyhome and fairhart who assisted in vetting my G.A application to GVSU, not forgetting the one and only Shawarma who volunteered to give me mock interview despite wanting to have more mock, she gave me only once and really spotted some discrepancies of which made me tidy all loose ends
Am very greatful
See you all in trumpland 1 Like 1 Share |
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| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by BIMestBabe: 10:49pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Hello Mr fair heart.
Pls, I've sent you an email pls kindly respond. Thanks a lot.
@fairheart |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Brown2Green(m): 10:53pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Lizz58:
Good evening everyone. Please, this is my proposed interview transcript. I am very open to corrections:
V.O- Good morning
ME- Good morning
V.O- Why did you choose this school?
Me- I chose this school because their history program focuses mainly on research and I will also get to conduct research in database, government documents, and archives. I will also get to develop historical arguments which will help in shaping my career.
V.O- Why history?
ME- Over the past few years, I have had a dare interest in studying and practicing law due to the level of injustice, social imbalance and violation of citizens' right in Nigeria. Obtaining a masters degree in history will help me develop skills that are highly valuable in the legal world, as lawyers need to develop arguments based on historical data and have to be able to analyze large amounts of information and find the flaws in it. As an history student, I will spend a lot of time learning and doing just that, thus helping me to shape my career better and also help me get into law school when I return to Nigeria.
V.O- You have a bachelor's degree in international relations, why the switch?
ME- It is not necessarily a switch. My undergraduate curriculum has extensively helped in building a foundational knowledge which I am optimistic would be instrumental and have an inpact in my graduate studies and career as a whole.
V.O- Who is your sponsor?
ME- My mother.
V.O- What does she do?
ME- She is one of the major distributors of ***** and also she also has different stores where she sells *****, she is a major distributor for ****
V.O- What have you been doing since you graduated in 2016?
ME- After my graduation, I went for my one-year mandatory youth service where I teached government in a secondary school in kwara and later worked as an assistant to the director general of service in Oke-aro local government, Ogun state after my redeployment from kwara.
V.O- What do you plan to do after your masters?
ME- After my masters, I will return back to Nigeria to enroll in the Nigerian law school bar part1 programme at Abuja, so I can fulfil my main goal of becoming a practicing lawyer.
V.O- Why U.S.?
ME- America has a well-developed education system and the universities there are widely known for the quality of their research which I am more interested in, unlike Nigeria where our education system is still developing, studying in the U.S. will help me obtain the required skills and knowledge for the kind of impactful career that I intend to build.
V.O- What do you do now?
ME- I am currently in an ongoing language school program, learning a third language, German.
Please I am very open to corrections@lagosismyhome@Brown2green@fairheart@sharwama
THANK YOU. The transcript is quite complex .. You have a strong chance of convincing the VO if your work experience is related to what you're pursuing. Since 2016 ..it is 3 yrs. Be very careful how you present your decision to pursue a Masters degree in history. Because most I see in your response is talking about Law. That can confuse the VO or send a wrong signal. When the VO asks what the degree would do for you, they are trying to gauge the ROI ( return on investment) of the degree and weigh it with your COA(cost of attendance). So put this into consideration and reword your responses. Talk more about the prospects a masters degree in history holds for you back here in terms of opportunities creation and employability. la mia opinione |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 11:09pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Davidkking:
Do you have someone in Mississippi? Have you been given visa. |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 11:24pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
If you need help in the visa interview, These are the following I can render
1. Don't base your own interview on other past experience, by craming their answers as different interviewer, different question. My advice is have a broad knowledge of their question, but don't copy answers
2. Take charge of the interview, don't leave salient points for later. Put out your positives like type of scholarship you have, friends that introduce you there. Interviewers dislike you saying the school you are going to offers this course well, and the student to teacher ratio talk. You can say you chose the school because of your friend that is there and the positive remark of the school he told you about that is if you don't have a scholarship at all, or you can say the tution is cheapest amongst the school you applied to and still offers quality education at the same time.
4. Slow down your interview, don't rush your answers. If he is rushing, you can tell him to give you a second and definitely he will do. That is if he notices you are not fidgeting.
5. Interact with people at the interview center at this reduces tension, clear it out immediately, keep speaking to your self when you are tensed especially when you are close to your interviewer, think of something that will take your mind away, Mine was just telling myself peace be still and it worked like magic.
6. Confidence confidence, confidence. Be bold. Immediately the interviewer asks you a question like twice, and you can see it in his/her face that you are messing up, change your answer immediately, as that could be your second and last chance to put things aright. If you correct or answer well, they move immediately to next question.
Finally, Put God first.
Talking from second visa interview experience, which I got the visa.
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| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 11:29pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Apply from here bro, there is nothing like conversion to a study visa. Smile4mee01:
Guys
I recently got a USA Visit VISA for the 2nd time. Is there q chance I could convert it to a study Visa when I get to the USA? Is it worth the risk.?
Or do I apply for a study Visa from here?
Kindly advice. |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 11:36pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Apply same way as you applied for first visa interview, just choose previously refused when applying, also indicate this in your ds-160 Novellex:
Please who know the next available date both in Lagos an abuja, and is he any way to update your document if there is new one you have as result of being denied before? 1 Like |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by sharwama(f): 11:41pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Lizz58:
Good evening everyone. Please, this is my proposed interview transcript. I am very open to corrections:
V.O- Good morning
ME- Good morning
V.O- Why did you choose this school?
Me- I chose this school because their history program focuses mainly on research and I will also get to conduct research in database, government documents, and archives. I will also get to develop historical arguments which will help in shaping my career.
V.O- Why history?
ME- Over the past few years, I have had a dare interest in studying and practicing law due to the level of injustice, social imbalance and violation of citizens' right in Nigeria. Obtaining a masters degree in history will help me develop skills that are highly valuable in the legal world, as lawyers need to develop arguments based on historical data and have to be able to analyze large amounts of information and find the flaws in it. As an history student, I will spend a lot of time learning and doing just that, thus helping me to shape my career better and also help me get into law school when I return to Nigeria.
V.O- You have a bachelor's degree in international relations, why the switch?
ME- It is not necessarily a switch. My undergraduate curriculum has extensively helped in building a foundational knowledge which I am optimistic would be instrumental and have an inpact in my graduate studies and career as a whole.
V.O- Who is your sponsor?
ME- My mother.
V.O- What does she do?
ME- She is one of the major distributors of ***** and also she also has different stores where she sells *****, she is a major distributor for ****
V.O- What have you been doing since you graduated in 2016?
ME- After my graduation, I went for my one-year mandatory youth service where I teached government in a secondary school in kwara and later worked as an assistant to the director general of service in Oke-aro local government, Ogun state after my redeployment from kwara.
V.O- What do you plan to do after your masters?
ME- After my masters, I will return back to Nigeria to enroll in the Nigerian law school bar part1 programme at Abuja, so I can fulfil my main goal of becoming a practicing lawyer.
V.O- Why U.S.?
ME- America has a well-developed education system and the universities there are widely known for the quality of their research which I am more interested in, unlike Nigeria where our education system is still developing, studying in the U.S. will help me obtain the required skills and knowledge for the kind of impactful career that I intend to build.
V.O- What do you do now?
ME- I am currently in an ongoing language school program, learning a third language, German.
Please I am very open to corrections@lagosismyhome@Brown2green@fairheart@sharwama
THANK YOU. Thank you so much for the mention. Sadly, I am STEM inclined and I can't be of great help to you. I care about you enough to draw your attention to this: You didn't "teached" government, you taught Government. I really wish I could do more for you my friend. I wish you the very best. May the force be with you! 3 Likes |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by sharwama(f): 11:45pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Godzilla5:
Ive been a silent follower on this thread
VISA TRANSCRIPT
School: MSU
Course: Bsc in cellular and molecular biology
No funding
Deficit:$23k
Location: Abuja July 16th
Time: 9:00am
I am so proud of you, you have no idea. Congratulations and may your beautiful dreams come true. 3 Likes |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 11:45pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
You could have said although am not bothered by not getting a scholarship since I actually delayed in my application to the school, my dad is finally capable to sponsor my education, so there is no issue as regards funding, He might then ask for your bank statement. spaccleinc:
Hello guys.
Visa denied last week Friday at Lagos Consulate. Please, kindly help review the interview transcript and advise if it's still worth it to apply with this same admission offer / any other advice or tip that comes to mind. Thank you.
...........................................................................................
VISA DENIED. Lagos Consulate.
Interview by a middle-aged man, probably late 40s or 50s (Indian origin) on Counter 1.
University of South Florida
MS in Mechanical Engineering
No funding/assistantship received
35K deficit
Transcript:
VO: Pass me your passport and I20
Me: *passed him my docs
VO typing and looking at his screen for almost 45seconds. Finally asks questions but was staring at his screen for most of the time
VO: When did you finish High School?
Me: 2010
VO: Bachelor's?
Me: 2016
VO: What course?
Me: Mechanical Engineering
VO: What have you been doing since then?
Me: I went for my mandatory national youth service at Co**... (VO cuts in)
VO: Oh... That's just one year
Me: Yes... After that, I secured a job as a project engineer at **** Engineering Limited, and I've been there since then.
VO: As a project engineer?
Me: Yes
VO: And you're still working there?
Me: Yes, currently working
VO: You don't have any assistantship. Did you take the GRE? (Now looks at me)
Me: Yes
VO: What did you score?
Me: 318
VO: TOEFL?
Me: Yes, 106.
VO: So, how come no assistantship? (VO said this looking very disturbed)
VO: How many universities did you apply to?
Me: 4
VO: How many admits?
Me: 2
VO: So why no assistantship?
Me: Well, I was also surprised that I didn't receive any assistantship or funding, so I contacted the schools about this and I was told that assistantships and scholarships are usually awarded on a first come first serve basis
***All this while was always typing and looking at his screen,then stares back at me .. He was still disturbed even after I told him the reply I received from the school ***
VO: Ok. So, why a Masters in Mechanical Engineering?
Me: Well, I have career interests in Energy sys.... (VO cuts in)
VO: Ok. Who will be sponsoring your education?
Me: My father will be paying for my education
VO: Ok. (says this while still typing)
VO: (Types for about 15 seconds, then brings out the pink slip). I cannot approve your visa.
Me: Ok sir.
He didn't ask to see any supporting documents throughout the interview 2 Likes |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by sharwama(f): 11:50pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
Senatorbee:
Visa Approval transcript
4th Attempt
Denied once in 2015
Twice in 2016
Took a break and refired in July 17 2019
Abuja Embassy
Window 7
One old man with white hair in his late 60's
Placed on Administrative processing on 17 July
Issued on 19 July
After my sponsor was called
Thank you for letting me be a part of your success story. Congratulations and more Congratulations. 1 Like |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 11:53pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
What are the reasons of your previous rejection Valentinejeco:
Hi good evening nairalanders , I was denied student visa 3 good times ,one last year October another one on November and the last this year January.please guys I really want to apply again ,what’s my chances of getting it this time again since I have been denied visa 3 times .thanks |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by ellguapo: 12:49am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Hello please I'm trying to apply B1 Visa and I checked the embassy website and its said 142 days waiting time. Is that really the number is days i have to wait before getting interview? |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by LagosismyHome(f): 1:33am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Senatorbee:
Visa Approval transcript
4th Attempt
Denied once in 2015
Twice in 2016
Took a break and refired in July 17 2019
Abuja Embassy
d Another great news...... brilliant Congrats... May God bless your new journey 1 Like |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by LagosismyHome(f): 1:34am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Sosao:
Sponsors are called now?
Is this a new developed?
Not new , this happened a lot last session, for some of those on AP 2 Likes |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by LagosismyHome(f): 1:35am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Godzilla5:
Ive been a silent follower on this thread
VISA TRANSCRIPT
School: MSU
Course: Bsc in cellular and molecular biology
No funding
Deficit:$23k
Location: Abuja July 16th
Time: 9:00am
. Congrats... May God bless your new journey 1 Like |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Novellex(f): 1:40am On Jul 24, 2019 |
The current available date in Lagos us consulate is August 29, is it advisable to reapply as i was denied earlier today and how can I get it to reschedule; the first time I applied I wasn't given the option of the calendar untill I pulled a call through to the embassy and i was asked to login in again and the calendar showed and I was allowed to pick the earliest available date of which I had already used the expedited appointment which was denied.
And how does expedited appointment work, does it require extra payment? 1 Like |
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| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by TWoods(m): 5:44am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Sosao:
Sponsors are called now?
Is this a new developed?
You should realize that the US government takes every information you provide seriously. If you are honest, you have no reason to be concerned with routine confirmation of information you have provided in your visa application 8 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by TWoods(m): 5:46am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Novellex:
The current available date in Lagos us consulate is August 29, is it advisable to reapply as i was denied earlier today and how can I get it to reschedule; the first time I applied I wasn't given the option of the calendar untill I pulled a call through to the embassy and i was asked to login in again and the calendar showed and I was allowed to pick the earliest available date of which I had already used the expedited appointment which was denied.
And how does expedited appointment work, does it require extra payment? Your best bet is to call the embassy again and explain your situation 2 Likes |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by TWoods(m): 5:51am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Smile4mee01:
Guys
I recently got a USA Visit VISA for the 2nd time. Is there q chance I could convert it to a study Visa when I get to the USA? Is it worth the risk.?
Or do I apply for a study Visa from here?
Kindly advice. You can file form I-539 to change your status. However, while this is technically legal, the US state department released a memo in 2017 targeting this very issue. Your application may be denied if you applied within 60 days of entering the US on a B2 visa. Even if it gets approved, you will likely have problems renewing the visa as it would be viewed as misrepresentation of your intent for applying for the B2 visa. Long and short, apply for an F1 visa from here to avoid stories that touch the heart. 14 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by TheNoble007(m): 6:02am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Walspring:
Your visa is valid for 2 years and if you defer before leaving the school and is not over a year you don’t need to apply for another visa again.
But contact US embassy to find out if the rules has change or not.
Lastly the nunber you sent to me via email, I thought it’s for you because I called it and the person say he didn’t know auditmonkey your user name. Sir, I sent you a pm. Please reply as its urgent. Thank you so much and God bless you!! |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by CHUUKKSS(m): 7:06am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Novellex:
The current available date in Lagos us consulate is August 29, is it advisable to reapply as i was denied earlier today and how can I get it to reschedule; the first time I applied I wasn't given the option of the calendar untill I pulled a call through to the embassy and i was asked to login in again and the calendar showed and I was allowed to pick the earliest available date of which I had already used the expedited appointment which was denied.
And how does expedited appointment work, does it require extra payment? You can be lucky for the date to change to an earlier one if you login again or be unlucky and it is a farther one, what I did was chose the one I saw, case I heard it the slot could be filled up, I think they give refusals one month later to apply again, Just pick that date, prepare vigorously as you have time to know reason for your previous rejections, then work on it.They feel your status might not change under a week, so they give a longer date. |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Stanmedix: 7:31am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Did you send them an email? Sosao:
Congratulations btw
I was interviewed on that same day and put on Ap too
My approval will be next Amen
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| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Delaztyx: 8:31am On Jul 24, 2019 |
How can one send them a mail. Du u have an email addresses could use? Stanmedix:
Did you send them an email? |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Sosao(f): 8:37am On Jul 24, 2019 |
LagosismyHome:
Not new , this happened a lot last session, for some of those on AP 2 Likes |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Sosao(f): 8:38am On Jul 24, 2019 |
No I didn’t Please can you share the email address? Stanmedix:
Did you send them an email? |
| Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by Oasishavenng: 8:45am On Jul 24, 2019 |
Senatorbee:
Visa Approval transcript
4th Attempt
Denied once in 2015
Twice in 2016
Took a break and refired in July 17 2019
Abuja Embassy
Window 7
One old man with white hair in his late 60's
Placed on Administrative processing on 17 July
Issued on 19 July
After my sponsor was called
Me: good morning
V.o: morning, pass me your passport and I-20
Me: OK Sir
V.o: typing, I can see you have been here in 2016
Me: yes sir
V.o: when did you graduated
Me: 2017 October precisely
V.o: so you where here during your undergraduate program
Me: yes sir
V.o: what did you studied in your undergraduate
Me: political scie education
V.o: which university
Me: Ekiti state university
V.o: I can see you are going for criminal justice and safety studies, so what is the relationship between criminal justice and political science
Me: both courses requires critical and analytical thinking and secondly criminal justice is all about helping the local community while political science as a course has prepared me for these service
V.o: cut....... What is your specialization
Me: law enforcement
V.o: ok.... Where will you work
Me: with the Nigeria Police Force as a crime analyst
V.o: Do you have any siblings
Me: yes
V.o: how many
Me: 3
V.o: where are they
Me: they are all graduate
V.o: stopped typing and looked into my eye with amazements........
How come
Me: The last one graduated this year from university of Ife
V.o: what did you call the university
Me: Obafem Awolowo University Ile-Ife
V.o: why University of New haven
Me: My choice of institution was based on the availability of vetarian retired security personnel who have now become lecturers of whom among is emeritus professor Williams Tafoya who has been with the FBI for 30years before joining the faculty
V.o: seriously typing.......... Cut
how many school did you apply to
Me: 4
V.o: mention them
Me: University of new haven, Grand valley state university Lewis university and North Texas university
V.o: how many admitted you
Me: 3
V.o: how many gave you scholarship
Me: None except UNH
V.o: so UNH gave you scholarship is another reason for choosing the school
Me: yes sir, it was a 30℅ scholarship
V.o: who is sponsoring you
Me: my grand pa
V.o: do you have anything to show he is sponsoring you
Me: yes I have his bank statement
V.o: typing furiously........
What did you say your grand pa does
Me: he is the CEO of ******************* limited
He is into sales of bulk recharge vouchers for mobile networks
V.o: looking at the statement how voluminous it is and finding fault in the date printed
Me: quickly explain to him and told him its a 6/month statement of account and he should check the closing balance at the back
V.o: OK ........ I will be approving your visa.
Na the last thing I hear be that oooooo
The rest statement just be like disc wey dey scratch for my ear but I manage to hear some key words like
Administrative processing, check statement of account and u will be ban for life if found fraudulent.
He pass me the much awaited white paper and I run comot over excited
All through these conversation, honestly my mind they skip. But thanks to God and all those whom are part of my success story.
First on the list is Walspring, he guide me through all my previous application
I will must appreciate Mummy Lagosismyhome and fairhart who assisted in vetting my G.A application to GVSU, not forgetting the one and only Shawarma who volunteered to give me mock interview despite wanting to have more mock, she gave me only once and really spotted some discrepancies of which made me tidy all loose ends
Am very greatful
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