AlexBa

I'd also suggest looking online for employment with the hospitals located in Albany NY. Such as St Peters Hospital, Albany Medical Center, Albany Memorial Hospital. Each have their own website with job opportunities listed where you need to apply online for the postitions.

Really only had 1 chat at the time because we were new to Skype and my husband wasn't getting the hang of Yahoo chat. LOL. So we've basically stuck w/email. What I did was to print of the list of emails then chose the ones I wanted to send and printed only those. When my husband goes for his interview I will print all of them for him. Compared to others ours are small as power is such an issue where my husband lives. Hope the suggestions are of help to you. Congratulations on your marriage and hope the rest of the visa journey doesn't have too many bumps in it for you!

I just sent out our I-130 the first part of April. For this petition I really front loaded it with phone records, emails, wedding pics, pics of trip taken together, pics with family and friends, letter from mom and boss, copies of letters written by husband to me, evidence of my name change, etc. From experience it is in your best interest to front load your petition. You don't need to send all phn records, or emails, just samples of them. Put your best foot forward. That said, there are still no quarantees with Lagos. But my husband and I feel much better having a substantial amount of evidence sent in with the petition. Not so much for the USCIS but for which ever consular interviews him in Lagos. I wish you well on this very hard journey.

Don't give up too quick. There are times you can fly to Nigeria that aren't too bad like NOW. I just flew there from JFK to Lagos for $795.00. Way betther that the 1300.00 I will be paying over the summer! I've flown twice now with Arik Air.
I feel for your husband because the interviewer who spoke with my husband was not kind. Asked very few questions and didn't look at any of the extra evidence my husband (then fiance) had brought with him. We are not giving up and this time I am sending in a ton of stuff, not for the US but for the consulate in Lagos!!!