Nigeria US Consulate Reviews
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| Nigeria |  Review #29215 on February 25, 2021: |
Kebe and Pridjet
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My husband’s original visa interview was scheduled for 2-23-21. He received an email notifying him that it was rescheduled to 2-24-21. I made sure we practiced role playing the interview and went over possible questions he might be asked. He went to the US Consulate in Lagos early. He had a thick folder with our original documents, a separate folder with copies of all documents, and a photo album.
When he was called back, these were the questions he was asked:
1. What is your full name
2. Where does your spouse work
3. What is her full name
4. Have you traveled out of Nigeria/ How long where you there for
5. What do you do for work
6. Where do you want to work in the US/ What do you see yourself doing there
7. Can I see your photos
My husband said she looked at the first couple of pages and closed the album. She smiled and told him his visa was approved. She took his passport and told him it ... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #29123 on February 9, 2021: |
Mondy
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| Nigeria | Review #29098 on February 3, 2021: |
Enie
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So CO called me and asked me the following after taking oath and fingerprint;
CO: So your husband filed for you?!
Me: Yes he did
CO: How did you meet your husband?
Me: answered
CO: What were you doing in the place you met?
Me: answered
CO: When was that?
Me: 2006.
CO: That's a long time ago
Me: Yes
CO: So you met your husband where?
Me: answered
CO: Is that where you live?
Me: Yes
CO: Is that where your husband lives?
Me: No but he schooled in my city
CO: Did you attend the same school
Me: No
CO: Have you traveled outside Nigeria before?
Me: No
CO: So this is the first time you'll be traveling outside the country and it's to the United state
Me: Yes
CO: How do you feel about that?
Me: I feel excited. Can't wait to start living with my husband.
Immediately he said the above (about US being the 1st countr... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #29070 on January 27, 2021: |
Glitter Girl
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Just have all your documents ready and organized at interview. You can be asked for anything. (This helped husband a lot as we had it all in a binder and organized very well)
As many say. Frontload your documents, chat, pictures, etc at USCIS and again at NVC. You need to show CO that your relationship is real and this helps a lot.
We had RFE at USCIS , Needed to resubmit a doc at NVC , and then consulate asked for a joint sponsor due to a change in income in 2019 but in the end we were approved. I'm saying this to give hope to anyone in those situations. Just follow the process and don't let the bumps in the road you may hit scare or upset you. Just keep growing your relationship with texts, video chat, honesty, and visits as much as possible.(My many visits were why my income dropped. LOL.)
If anything this has taught me God's Plan is bigger than ours and we need to trust and keep it real.
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| Nigeria | Review #29064 on January 26, 2021: |
Mr & Mrs O
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12/22/2020 - Interview “Approved†- Pending Medical (CEAC reflected REFUSED) - The consulate never received the medical results even though the medical exam & vaccinations were done 20 days before the interview.
The Interview went well. The CO asked many questions in regards to the petitioner, including previous spouse full name and divorce date. There was approximately 25 or so total questions asked. The CO reviewed the photo album which showed lots of friends and family at the wedding, and multiple other pictures of the petitioner with the beneficiary’s mom. The CO asked how we met, why we decided to marry in Nigeria and how many visits have been spent together. For identification, the beneficiary took their current passport, the previous passport (the CO asked about the previous travel) , their University Degree , NYSC Certificate and their NIN card. The CO was friendly and shook their head often and commented on how everything is very good and t... read complete review
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