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CynOka

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    CynOka got a reaction from Double bubble in Lagos Nigeria Interview waiting time   
    I guess we are still trying to be patient... its been 11 months now since DQ... 😢 so frustrating 
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    CynOka reacted to aishaTayyab in I-130 October 2019 Filers   
    Oh that’s terrible. I just did some research and seems like if your spouse get to their interview and get approved for a green card then they should be able to travel. This must be terrible on top of being so far away from your spouse. I wish the best for you! GoodLuck!
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    CynOka reacted to B&C2017 in I-130 October 2019 Filers   
    Congratulations! 
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    CynOka reacted to Ijndchyke in K1 VISA PROCEDURES FOR NIGERIA ONLY   
    Here’s the steps I took : 
     
    So after I received my NOA2 in the mail, I called NVC consistently to find out if they’ve received my case from USCIS. It took exactly 2 weeks of calling to receive the number from NVC. The day I received the number I called them in the morning and they stated they didn’t have it, then I called in the evening around 6pm and they had a case number for me. When you call them make sure you get both the case  id number and the invoice id number. 
     
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    After receiving my case and invoice ID numbers, I started making preparations with my fiancé to go do his medical exam and his police report. 
     
    Note : make sure to update your email address with NVC because they’ll contact you over email. I never received any letters from them via mail.
     
     
    Find packet 4 online. Consulate won’t send it to you until after they receive your case. At the top where I posted all the links you’ll see a link that has the Packet 4 information I believe. In the packet, it’ll give you information on what you need for the interview, where to do the medical exam and police report and other important information you need for the interview. 
     
    Typically, you’ll receive this packet after the embassy receives your case from NVC. 
     
    After I obtained my case number from NVC, it took another 2 weeks for it to leave NVC. Meaning it sat at NVC for a month before being sent to the embassy. 
     
    While the month was going and we were waiting for NVC to send it to the embassy, we did the medical exam, the police report and paid the visa fee and went ahead and scheduled an interview. Visa fee was $265, medical exam was approximately N100,000 (actually less than but I don’t remember the actual amount) and N7000 for the police can report. 
     
    Again, according to my calculations, I calculated it would take two days for the consulate to receive our case, 4 days to receive a packet. But I’d personally suggest emailing the consulate asking for packet 4. Again, if you receive Packet 4 prior to the embassy sending it you don’t really need to request for it again though they’ll still send it. 
     
    Medical exam in Nigeria takes 10 days to receive the result. So plan to have enough time to pick up your medical exam to have it ready for the interview. The police report I believe is same day. Just a few hours wait but you can get it the same day (fiancé verified if only took him about an hour) and the visa fee you’ll pay $265 at GTB bank and then use the number on your receipt to set up the interview. 
     
     
    Do not wait for NVC they’ll delay the entire process. 
     
     
    If you have any more questions please feel free to ask. I just wanted to send out this general message to everyone asking to let them know the steps I took. 
     
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