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Your parents needs to show a strong commitment towards your education and the only way to convince VO that the money is available is to be stacked in your bank account, at least 50%. Your father gifted you and he has deposited 50% to your account to show commitment, this will cater for your first year of education (2 semesters). So on your I-20 it will read personal fund and Sponsor or family fund. This puts your visa approvals in a strong position. A general statement about your sponsor financial capacity wont fly without a strong commitment to proof the money is available. This applies if you are going for BSc and it also answer your concern of not working. Ola1ola1: |
Your response to ...OK, so who would be paying for your tuition is why you are denied. Many visa hopefuls from Nigeria are using this line a lot, and it's a straight refusal. What you can do is, ask your parent to transfer your tuition to your personal account and present this to your school for an updated F1 I-20, it will read personal funds, and if your dad has more you can include his account too, you will have personal fund and family fund or sponsor stated on your I-20. If you do this, you are in a strong position for visa approvals. The Embassy wants to see strong commitments from your sponsor, not these rhetorics and bla bla bla. Ola1ola1: |
It depends on what is quoted on your F2 I-20. My advise for F2 hopefuls is to use personal funds and Sponsor to support your family. But if you can afford it, personal funds is all you need. This must be quoted on your I-20 before it's issued. You could split it 40/60 or 30/70 depends on your deficit capacity. It makes your case much easier during visa interview. Over reliant on a sponsor or spouse funding is a no no. Chemist4life: |
Your response to... who is covering your expenses? Is one of the reasons you are denied. If you check Nairaland visa transcripts, this type of response is common among F1 visa hopefuls from Nigeria...once you start with that line, it's a straight refusal. Check the past transcript. It is important for F1 candidates to present credible financial documents before the I-20 is issued. How your funding is presented on your I-20 is important. Personal Fund, Sponsor, Family fund, Scholarship or Grants, Graduate Assistant, Student loans, Campus employment, etc If you left school for more than 5 years, Personal funds cannot be zero, even if you have a scholarship or your father, uncle, or whoever is supporting you. In your case, advise your uncle to transfer the support money to your account, even if it is 50% of the deficit, get an updated I-20 from your school. JessicaGodwin: |
I think the problem with this transcript is FUNDING! GTA is a stipend to support your husband education and not a Family fund. VO went further to ask his salary, your salary and any other siblings...all of this questions is to help the VO come to a conclusion that you do not have enough fund or sponsor. It has nothing to do with duration of stay or if you decide to leave your job to join your husband (the purpose of F2), its none of their business because it is a legitimate claim. F2 Visa approval key benchmark is Financial support during your stay in America because the spouse cant work and if the marriage is genuine. Billions123: |
In addition, this person knows she/he is not returning after 3 weeks. Why tell the VO? This creates doubts about your intention. F2 is a family unification visa, so why complicate your situation? 6months or 1 year makes more sense if you are unsure how long you will stay. If you truly want to return to your job, apply for a B1/B2 visa. welf99: |
This advice here is misleading. F2 visa is not a B1/B2 but a long-term visa. Being a dependent of an F1 ties your F2 status to your spouse. Telling VO you want to stay for 3 weeks means requesting a visit visa. Why not apply for B1/B2 instead. It's a ground for rejection. kamsy101: |
Yes disclose it under job description or work experience. No its not a red flag because thats your job. Length of stay would be till tyhe end of F1 study, if 6yrs is left write 6yrs. What VO is interested in is if the marriage is genuine and if you guys have the finance or sponsor. Chemist4life: |
Previous denial - Quote the code on the form handed over to you Duration of stay: Till the end of the F1 Study or whatever year is left, or you can write 1 year depending on the F1 study situation. Faahezarh: |
The answer to the below screenshot did not do justice to the question. Response should be You: My elder brother will be sponsoring me, and has deposited an equivalent amount of $$$ into my bank account toward my tuition. This amount is available immediately; it also covers my accommodation, medical, and other sundry expenses. Let the VO ask about the sources of income of your sponsor; only then can you explain as you stated, but ensure you have evidence of whatever you claim he does. Warrijnr:
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be ready to pay the $650 deposit fee before the I-20 can be issued, in addition to your fat bank account. Let me advise everyone before you waste your time and resources applying to any school, check if the school is R1 or R2. That should be your target unless you secure funding in any other schools not listed as R1 or R2. E get why. Hopefloxy: |
At this age, this is what you decided to post! I don't want to say you are a MUMU. What of Senators' consent!! Getaout useless piece of land where you buy sachet water to bath, stinking and dirty piece of neighborhood. TundeAdelani123: |
A friend's spouse got F2 visa approvals 4 months before the end of the F1 program; she informed the consular the husband would be applying for OPT and a PhD at the of his program in another school. Visa was approved In addition, there are two important elements in F2 visa approvals: Marriage and Finance. Length of stay is not a factor; intent to return is not really a concern because F2 is a long-term visa, and at the port of entry, validity is D/S. Thisismyyear: |
Firstly, your spouse graduating in May does not invalidate your F2 status. They could apply for OPT or enroll in another program, keeping the F2 status valid. However, if your intention is to visit for just a few days to attend the graduation, a B1/B2 visa would be more appropriate, as the F2 visa is intended for long-term stays. Given the time constraints, I recommend proceeding with your F2 appointment but informing the consular officer that your visit is short-term and aligning your B1/B2 application accordingly. Thisismyyear: |
Is there any reason why you want to abandon the F2 interview? why apply for B1/B2 visa? I will advise you to stick with the F2 visa interview, where you have a brighter chance of approval. Thisismyyear: |
You know quite well F2 cannot work in the US but you are bent on putting you and your family on immigration troubles, i advise admin to delete this question. Did you inform the embassy you will be seeking employment during your F2 interview? Lagzyl1: |
You know quite well F2 cannot work in the US but you are bent on putting you and your family on immigration troubles, i advise admin to delete this question. Did you inform the embassy you will be seeking employment during your F2 interview? Lagzyl1: |
Honestly there is nothing like a red flag if he mention the aunt, it depends on how its precented . Family members are a legitimate source of funds, that is why USCIS has a provision for it on I-20. Though there are cases mentioned here where the VO would ask a follow up questions on immigration status of the family sponsor if resident in the USA. So your children might want to have this information ready. In my opinion this follow up question is not necessary and generally most VO dont ask in other countries but from Nigeria applicants applying from Nigeria. Ezepikin: |
That is absolutely fine. They will present same documents during interview. Family funds is family funds irrespective of how its written. Ezepikin: |
For prospective F1 visa applicants, I would like to address a common concern regarding family sponsorships. It is crucial to clarify your funding sources before your I-20 is issued. If your I-20 indicates personal funds, do not switch to claiming family support (from parents or relatives) or mention a different sponsor during your visa interview. If you intend to use other sources of funding, ensure they are accurately reflected on your I-20. Any discrepancies between the financial information on your I-20 and what is presented during your visa interview may result in visa denial. |
It seems that @justwise has finally done what was necessary. Thanks to all the evidence, it's now clear beyond a reasonable doubt that he is a scammer and manipulator. Highzhikk: |
Some of us benefitted from this noble platform free of charge , devoid of any fraudulent activities. I am bold to say this is my 15yrs here! But this @OYOTUNJI has multiple emergency accounts on Nairaland. Carefully positioned for ulterior motives. Calling a scholar scam is a red line!!
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@Justwise and @seun, you asked for evidence if @OYOTUNJI is a scammer or an agent using your platform to defraud innocent people by manipulating and dishing out wrong information; now you have it as posted above. Please do the needful. Scholars like myself and many others have left this page because of this lowlife; asking people for urgent 10k, or 20k through manipulation is a punishable offence. |
Disguy, Please don't open another thread "Spring2025" is "OyotunjiUSA". Go and find another job |
OYOTUNJIUSA, or whatever your ghost name is, you have made this group uninteresting with your constant epistle that is outdated. We are bored reading your high-faulting response. You, indeed, have made this group your office. Superintendent VO!. I pity your clients. |
You know yourself, yes you @justwise |
You created multiple pseudo names, then start talking to yourself...is that not a mental problem? To what gain? Phishing on innocent students? You are pathetic and unrepentant crook. Spamming the thread with unsolicited and deceitful advice. |
Fake News!! Propaganda website Newton2024: |
This madness of add me, add me needs to stop; some of you are lazy cunts. Most of you usually end up in premium tears in a faceless group. |
You are not correct on $7k. If the employer has more than 50 employees and 50% of the employees are on L1, H1-B..USCIS fees is $7,380. Go and verify. But if the employer has less than 50 employees , USCIS fee is lower. Lastbornbuns: |

