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UzzyBreeze:Congratulations |
Brown2Green:Congratulations man |
Chriswazo:Boss man, I am happy to hear the bolded above. I remember your moniker from the thread as well. I am now free from Bitte sprechen sie Englisch. I hope you're having a great time in Deutschland though. |
sharwama:Thank you very much ma'am. I appreciate you. Sorry my response is coming late. |
MyCaseIsDiffere:Danke Sehr meine Schwester. Sorry my response is coming late |
adesunloye11:I am waiting to hear from Fintiba. Hopefully I should |
sparkleboy:Congratulations mate |
nelem:Thank you man. |
iwriterng:It's fine man. Thanks for the wishes. I share your concerns too. I was just standing in line and the same thought was running through my mind. Visas were literally being granted in less than 2 minutes. At one point I didn't know when I said "ah ah" due to the approvals. Although I was the only one with a strange passport until I finished my interview. Every other ones were German passports. |
Hello Guys! Visa Approved this morning at the US Consulate, Frankfurt. The consular officer allowed me to finish my sentences so I was really free to express myself. VO: Passport and I-20 please Me: I did as I was asked. VO: What are you going to do in the US Me: I am going for my Master’s degree in Ocean, Coastal and Earth Sciences at UTRGV VO: How did you find out about this school? ME: I got to speak with one of the lecturing staff of the University and my intended department during a geoscience conference in Lagos, Nigeria in 2018. He told me the department was looking for graduates of Geology for the new phase of their research and when I shared my Geology background and interests with him, he told me I would be a good fit and that I should apply. So I did further research on the school via Princeton review, usnews and other search parameters and I was satisfied so I applied. VO: Your bachelors is also in Geology? Me: Yes it is. VO: You got your bachelors from Germany or Nigeria? Me: Nigeria please. VO: When did you come to Germany? Me: April this year. VO: What are you doing in Germany? Me: I am currently studying Sustainable Mining and Remediation Management at TU Bergakademie Freiberg. VO: Why don't you want to continue this programme in Germany? Me: I put in for the Sustainable Mining programme here so I could research on the remediation of wastewater and heavy metals from mines but apparently the mines in Germany have been closed including the University’s experimental teaching mine where I am supposed to conduct my research. So it is no longer feasible to continue the programme. I believe going to the US at this time is a good call for me. VO: Who is paying for your programme? Me: Myself and my elder sibling VO: What will you do with this degree? Me: My career focus has always been in academia so the acquired training from this degree will strategically place me to take on a lecturing position at my alma mater (the University of Benin) as a researcher of environmental hydrogeology and I do have a competitive advantage here due to my recent work experience as a research assistant in the Department of Geology and also because the department only has one professor of hydrogeology that is aging and close to retirement. He would be glad to mentor me once more like he did as my thesis supervisor. VO: Sorry did you say you finished from Benin? Me: Yes, the University of Benin, Nigeria. Me: Sorry the Benin I mentioned is different from the country called Benin. Benin is a city in Nigeria as well. VO: Oh thanks for the correction. I actually thought you were referring to the country Benin. I'm sorry I'm not so familiar with places in Nigeria. (We both laughed). VO went ahead to tell me that it's just like that in the US. That Springfield is another confusing term that is up to 35 in the US. I quickly said "oh so you need to specify the particular Springfield you're going to in the US". To this, the VO said YES. We laughed again after she told me one of her Springfield experiences. VO: Alright your visa is approved.... VO: You did a good job answering all my questions. Please answer the questions same way at the port of entry okay. I smiled and said I will. Deficit - $30k No SOA |
ollyewa:Congratulations. If you've not secured Accommodation yet, there is a vacant room at the student dorm for 2 months from September. Send a PM if you're interested. |
hustla:I just spoke with a driving school operator and he said the price as at 3 months ago was 15k. He isn't sure if there is any change in amount. About the duration, he said it's 7 days. So I think @DBELLEs is correct |
GrabHisBalls:Miss it no more. Season 9 just came out. Happy watching!!! |
calinto:I don't want to post my number here to avoid spamming. check your email spam folder or inbox, you should see a mail that says victree007 from Nairaland (or something similar) sent you a message. Respond to the message, we will communicate afterwards. |
calinto:Send a PM please. I did but you didn't respond |
Who has gotten AM and is coming to Freiberg for Winter? There's Accommodation at the Student Dorm, walking distance to class venues - Single Room and you don't share anything with anyone. Duration - 2 Months from September with the possibility to extend Let me know if you're interested |
Maryam3:You ought to have written the Admission specialist of your school to tell them about the discrepancy. They will be in a better position to explain the change to you. I suggest you send an email to the unit if you haven't already done so. |
Passion2009:According to Kathryn Berck, it is recommended to have the original I-20 present at the POE because scanned copies are easier to fake. Your friend may need to contact the school to see if a new one can be sent before traveling or the embassy to ask if a scanned copy can be used. |
sharwama:Same table @Predstan et al have been shaking while @fairheart sat on it. Quite an interesting show, let me sit on a chair close to the table |
OgogoroDegree:1. International Passport 2. GTBank Visa fee receipt 3. I20 4. Confirmation of Sevis Fee (Receipt) 5. Statement of Account 6. 2 Passport photographs (sometimes not needed) 7. Confirmation of visa appointment 8. DS160 confirmation page 9. Admission letters 10. Funding letters 11. School transcript/Certificate 12. GRE Test Scores |
casid:I think you need to first speak with your school to be sure it is not MANDATORY to use the one they recommended. So you don't go and waste money for nothing. |
uzmu:Together with concerns shared by other experienced folks, I don't think there's any point mentioning contract staff. You work as an IT Specialist which is your position, no need for contract staff. That may not send a good message. |
fairheart:Laughs. Now you've got me real good. Ensure you don't share any secret between you two to me, because I will do well to inform her. As E be say two of una don be open book. Pick one and get one free. By the way, my wish is to join the league of US visa holders ![]() |
fairheart:Thanks man. Although I think you fit the part perfectly. You've been doing a really great job here. Again, no insult intended @sister sharwama |
sharwama:Compliments all the way. I want to be like you when I grow up. No insult intended at all. |
sharwama:Congratulations on your approval. I said in my head a couple of times that your visa has got to be approved because your loquaciousness demands it. More reason to be garrulous now. |
Ketu223:I will advise you request for your school to defer the admission till Winter. Because getting a summer appointment date right now seems unlikely. I doubt if you will be able to meet up. Defer to Winter and by then, dates will be everywhere and you won't feel any unnecessary pressure |
emeka2103:Yes it can be used. Have no fear. That's what my friends and I used |
