Nigeria US Consulate Reviews
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| Nigeria |  Review #10880 on November 13, 2012: |
Dana and Divine
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· 5 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
I can't begin to tell you how excited I am to finally be at this point of the process and to be able to write a review!!! I pray it helps future couples prepare for their own interview process.
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I joined my husband in Nigeria two days before our interview process taking along a shirt and tie for him. (Yep, he's pretty in pick and paisley!) He wore slacks, dress shoes, shirt, tie and belt. No jacket.
On the morning of our interview we got up early, ate breakfast, bathed and dressed. Two of my brother-in-laws were present along with me and my husband. We said a prayer over our travels and interview process and headed out the door by 8am with a pull behind carry on suit case and an over the shoulder bag full of photo albums and additional evidence should it be asked for.
Our appointment was 10am so we planned to leave a little before 8am. (First mistake!) If you have a 10am appointment, you should leave by 6:30-7am!<... read complete review
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| Review #10874 on November 12, 2012: |
atl2012
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
.... He was approved in less than ten minutes. My fiance was interviewed by an black american male. He was not asked for any of our evidence. I front loaded about 30 lbs with my initial application. He was asked four questions ...who is petitioning for you, where does she work, who introduced you, y marry in USA not Nigeria. My fiance said the guy was friendly. Everything he brought was not reviewed. They had enough evidence from me. But he did notice the black american woman was denying people. If you can front load tons of evidence with your I 129-F app it will take pressure off your fiance/fiancee during their interview. Also my fiance let the guy know (he was not asked was I here or how many times I visited) I was in the parking lot and asked him if he want to see my passport. As he pulled it out the guy said no I don\\\'t need that. Your visa is approved go pick it up at this address on this paper.. Thank Jehovah we can now sleep..
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| Nigeria | Review #10846 on November 8, 2012: |
Nne/Obi
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
For some reason, I can't seem to be able to reply to messages, or comment on my own profile, so I have read all your congratulatory messages and I appreciate them all. My husband and i are so excited. Even though he still thinks visa journey got me unnecessarily worked up. Especially since i had taken to calling him at weird hours to ask for some document or some abstract information which i saw on VJ. While I think visa journey made me prepared.
So, I got to the embassy for my 10am appointment with 2 hours to kill. Was flustered Initially because I was soo afraid of being late. But glad I got there on time. Was accompanied by some distant relative of my husbands who my mother in law sent to baby sit me. Well, she was good company.
By a few minuites to 10, the guards come out and announce that all those for immigrant visa 10am interview should queue to the left, every human being gets up and attempts to queue. The guards keep repeating 10am, immigrant, ... read complete review
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| Ghana | Review #10829 on November 7, 2012: |
Ebun12
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
I am posting this for my husband who is a Nigerian citizen legally living in Ghana:
He arrived at the embassy at 7am for his appointment time of 7:30. At that point there were already over 100 people in the hall. He checked in and waited to be called. It was very crowed and there were not enough seats for all those waiting.
The CO's started calling names right away. He waited until 10am before his name was called.While waiting he saw many denials; DV, K1, IR1 etc. He said the other peoples packets were small(ie not front loaded (Thank you VJ)); didn't have the proper documentation; had gotten married after winning the DV etc.
The CO at window 3 called and gave him the oath. She suddenly stopped typing and looked him in the eye for a long moment. He didn't flinch or get nervous or squirm, she then continued typing and asked for his documents. He gave her his passport, and medical report. She then asked for his additional proof from the file he had in... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #10800 on November 3, 2012: |
1love
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· 4 people found this review helpful
Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
nk you all again for the congratulatory messages.
So my husband got to the embassy at about 6am, sent me text message that there were people were outside but the line had no started, and the quards were just about to start telling people to line up properly when he joined the crowd.
His interview was for 7am, he went through the regular document verification like interview appointment letter, and all that stuff.
He picked a number and was asked to sit, after a few hours he was called by a black man to the window, to take an oath.
Q1: Who is inviting you to the US-- He answered
Q2: How long have you known your wife--He answered
Q3: How did your wife get he citizenship--He answered
Q4: What was the reason for her divorce--He answered
Q5: Does she have any kids--He answered
My husband said he saw the bundle of evidence I had sent to NVC it was so huge, really huge. But the interviewer sort through it to look at DNA r... read complete review
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