Nigeria US Consulate Reviews
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773 Review(s)
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| Nigeria |  Review #4135 on March 27, 2009: |
DEE & LAN
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Stephen said the C O asked him a barrage of questions not giving him the chance to respond nor did the C O look at the binder I sent with chock full of information
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| Nigeria | Review #4094 on March 18, 2009: |
nopalavar
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The interview lasted just 5 minutes! It was God at work. 
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| Nigeria | Review #4081 on March 14, 2009: |
Void
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I decided from the get-go that I would be traveling to be with my wife during the interview in Lagos. I have always had the belief that psychological benefits is very possible despite what anybody might think to the contrary. Her interview was on March 6, 2009.
I travelled to Lagos on the 4th and met my wife at the airport. We decided to check into a hotel closer to the embassy and beat the Lagos morning traffic and meet our 7am appointment. We chartered a taxi and scouted for a hotel/motel allover Victoria Island (VI) and also considered Lekki as a second option. I was surprised with the high price of hotel accommodation in Victoria Island Lagos. Moderate hotel here in the US (Motel 6, Motel 8, Best Western) cost between $40-60/room/night. These hotels in VI Lagos with very small space, smaller bed and not-very good restrooms cost $150-200/room/night. After several hours of wasting time and getting frustrated, we ended at one called Tropicana at W... read complete review
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| Nigeria | Review #3952 on February 15, 2009: |
Sylvia_n_Joseph
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Joseph went to his interview with hundreds of pictures including ones with parents and siblings and friends, billing records for daily phone calls for the entire period between petition and the interview and reciepts from monthly care packages.
The officer acted odd about the interracial nature of our relationship and when Joseph correctly answered the normal questions about my kids and parents and where I live and work she then insisted that he he should tell her details of my classified work. He couldn't so she used that to deny the visa. I believe that she was going to keep asking questions until he missed something so she went for this subject knowing what I do.
The consulate refused to review at the consulate even when I made sure they understood the nature of my work and sat on returning the petition for over 3 months.
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| Nigeria | Review #3837 on January 23, 2009: |
Aezeala
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THE INTERVIEW WAS NOT TOO BAD..IT REALLY DEPENDS ON HOW WELL YOU KNOW YOUR SPOUSE. SO I WOULD JUST RECOMMEND THE COUPLES GO EVERYTHING FROM A-Z. QUESTIONS YOU WOULD NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT THE EMBASSY ASKING...JUST STILL GO OVER THEM WITH EACH OTHER. IF IT IS GENUINE LOVE THEN NOTHING CAN HOLD YOU GUYS APART...GODS BLESSINGS ON YOUR JOURNEY AND FEEL FREE TO CONTACT U AND WE WILL BE HAPPY TO HELP!
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