Jovia Rose

Please have a doctor talk to your fiancé to make sure there are no chances of them developing a clot or have any cardiac issues. The doctors think my fiancé developed a clot during his flight. When I picked him up from the airport he complained of being exhausted, fatigued, stomach pains he thought from the airline food. He took something for the stomach pain and insisted that he just needed rest. He slept until about 3am and felt better and said the stomachache had gone. We talked for a while and planned the next day and went back to sleep. When he awoke the next morning he complained that maybe he had malaria because he felt really weak and his chest felt tight. I took him to the ER and his heart stopped moments after we arrived. He wasn’t here for a full day and he was gone. They were unable to revive him. The preliminary for autopsy revealed a clot had formed and had traveled to his heart.This is a nightmare and we are just devastated by his passing. All the time wasted in waiting for this process to end. All the plans we had made together and the life we wanted to share, just gone. I can’t let this happen to anyone else, so please please please make sure that you have your fiancé checked out thoroughly and educated about flight safety. I would have left everything here to be with him, but he wanted to ask my father for my hand in marriage. He was my world. I just thought you all should know if there’s a chance it could help someone else. It should really be a part of the P3 to educate first time flights

He had his interview on Monday in Lagos and we were approved! Thank you everyone for your help! Thank you Greenbaum for your wisdom and willingness to help others! God Bless!!!

Congrats. Be aware of the following:
 
Just about everyone goes through this process.  Based on the discussions I had with the case officer he informed me of the steps to complete the processing of your visa:
 
the first AP is the immigration unit doing the paperwork for approving the visa
the first ready is a notice that they are finished and the paperwork is being sent for visa issuance
the second AP is the visa issuance people doing their own paperwork
the second ready is that the visa has been issued and is currently being processed for delivery
 
Then "issue" is posted and the visa has left the BIG house to YOUR house.
 
Once you get that second ready, it should be sent out within a few days, although we received our visa before any of the various websites that allow you to look up the status said that it had been sent out.

@Greenbaum Thank you 😊🙏🏾

Unfortunately, the Nigerian Embassy is the worse for having to wait. I think I read some where that they only do interview on one day of the week. Just keep updating the browser and hope for a change. BTW, you can move your case but you need to be a resisdent of that country for 6 months and there is no other embassy in Nigeria.
 
This little software tool was used to get appointments during the expedited Typhoon Yolanda for Philippine applicants when there were no appointments showing, and when one appeared it was snapped up pretty fast.  So, others began using this little gem and were able to get appointments faster than others.
 
I recommend using c4c (check4change at http://www.check4change.com/ ) with a refreshing window every 4 seconds from the dashboard using custom menu of c4c to nab an appointment that comes available.  The software will check for any changes on the website for the time you choose to set. I used 4 seconds. 
 
If you do not have Firefox installed you can get a copy here for free: http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/  Yes, install Firefox just to use c4c coz the add-on for Chrome and Internet Explore (IE) didn't really work that well. I tried them on a test website before using it grab a new date or for some any date, just to see how the add on works.
 
My laptop was on all night long every night for the last 4 nights, it got me up couple times but the dates didn't fit my scheduling. Soon as there is a change on the scheduling website the music will start and you can book it if you like the date. With this system the booking process is 10 seconds from the time a new date is available. Just push continue, the calendar will appear, select the date you want and click "schedule". And now you have a interview date scheduled. The petitioner can take a shift and the beneficiary can take a shift since most are on the other side of the world. Set your computer/laptop next to the bed and when the alarm goes off get up and book the interview. When you are at work then the beneficiary who is sleeping will do the same on their end.
 
Good luck.