Nigeria US Consulate Reviews
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| Nigeria |  Review #6927 on November 29, 2010: |
GreatGuy
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Our Experience:
A. Don’t expect to be treated with much dignity.
My fiancée went for her interview on November 9th (with 2 Emails from the Embassy that confirmed her appointment date to be 9th November. At the gate, however, she was told that her name was not on the list of people to be interviewed that day. She showed the gate-guys the 2 confirmation emails from the consulate, but they insisted that her name was not on the list. My fiancée also insisted that she did not compose the email by herself. Thank God that one of them eventually appended her name to the list at the gate, allowed her entry, and asked her to go ahead and make the payment. He then took the confirmation emails inside (probably to check with a more senior person). He came back and told my fiancée that her name was on the schedule for the following day (Wednesday 10th). What could have happened? They changed the date of interview at their discretion (after replying my 2 emai... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #6921 on November 27, 2010: |
M2MarryN
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Okay well this is long-as both my fiance and I have found VJ so helpful, we wanted to make sure you got all the information available, including the questions we never knew until he got there.
I will start off with a couple things besides the regular questions that most people have.
1. There are masses amounts of people in line waiting that morning, so be ready to wait a long time, Nd got there at 5am, and was handed #25, but still had to wait for 5 hours until he was called.
2. No matter what-be confident in your answers-as they will try to ask some questions in a different manner to make sure you are keeping with your story and telling the truth.
3. It is okay to ask them to clarify their question.
4. It is okay to ask them to slow down (as they seem to shoot questions at people rapidly).
5. As most of you know-as we did, bring tons of evidence-and more importantly have your I 129 F front loaded-I had sent so much information in-all color cod... read complete review
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| Review #6899 on November 21, 2010: |
M2MarryN
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Click here if you found this review helpful | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Okay well this is long-as both my fiance and I have found VJ so helpful, we wanted to make sure you got all the information available, including the questions we never knew until he got there.
I will start off with a couple things besides the regular questions that most people have.
1. There are masses amounts of people in line waiting that morning, so be ready to wait a long time, Nd got there at 5am, and was handed #25, but still had to wait for 5 hours until he was called.
2. No matter what-be confident in your answers-as they will try to ask some questions in a different manner to make sure you are keeping with your story and telling the truth.
3. It is okay to ask them to clarify their question.
4. It is okay to ask them to slow down (as they seem to shoot questions at people rapidly).
5. As most of you know-as we did, bring tons of evidence-and more importantly have your I 129 F front loaded-I had sent so much information in-all color co... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #6860 on November 12, 2010: |
C.D
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Praise God! She was approved today!
Got there 5am. Paid the fee, got everything straightened out, and went to the interview.
We had practiced several of this questions.
The night before. During her interview she heard several people being asked some of the questions below.
x: Are the questions she was asked.
-: Are the questions we prep'd for.
x Who is petitioning for you?
- What will be your address in the USA
x What does your fiance do for work
x What is the name of the company he works for?
- What does his mom do for work?
- What is your fiance name?
- Have you applied for a Visa before
x Where did you meet your fiance
- How often do you talk on the phone?
- What do you talk about?
x How did you meet?
x Why did people introduce him to you? (we met through family friends - we thought we would be a good match)
x Why did they thi... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #6828 on November 6, 2010: |
patient2010
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My fiance arrived at the embassy at 6am he said there was already a lot of people there. They started cueing them close to 7am. Once inside he paid the visa fee 350USD and they issued him a receipt. He then went to have a seat. Then a nigerian man called him to the window and asked for affidavit of support, the receipt from the visa fee and form DS156. He then went to take a sit again. about two hours later he was called to the window to start the interview he said that his interviewer was a white male. The questions goes as follows:
before starting the questions he had to raise his right hand and promise to tell the truth the whole truth.......
1. Who is petitioning for you?
2. What will be your address in the USA
3. What does your fiance do for work
4. What is the name of the company she works for
5. What is her sister name
6. What does her mom do for work?
7. What is your fiance name?
The CO then reminded him tha... read complete review
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