Beautyaddy:


I wouldn't advice you to quit your current job even after you get the US visa.

When you get to the US you can use that opportunity to apply and visit the company and if in case you are called for an interview. During the interview you should be able to tell the recruiter that you're still working at the same branch of the company in Nigeria.

If they really need you the company should be able to put in paperwork for a work permit for you so that when you return back to Nigeria you would have had all the documents from the company to apply for a US work visa and may be granted.

Beautyaddy:


I wouldn't advice you to quit your current job even after you get the US visa.

When you get to the US you can use that opportunity to apply and visit the company and if in case you are called for an interview. During the interview you should be able to tell the recruiter that you're still working at the same branch of the company in Nigeria.

If they really need you the company should be able to put in paperwork for a work permit for you so that when you return back to Nigeria you would have had all the documents from the company to apply for a US work visa and may be granted.

mayowa94:
good day guys
please is it compulsory for me to print the passport photograph(51mm x 51mm)i used during registration

holarmyde92:

My brother is a student in Germany (9 months) and was denied USA visa for a conference on b1/b2 visa. he has been to United Kingdom several times (travelling experience). BUT the consular said he has to use more than a year in Germany before he can issue him a visa. Why? Please any expert to enlighten me on it, thanks in anticipation.

TWoods:


Has he ever been denied a US visa before? The consular officer likely isn’t convinced that your brother is interested in schooling at all.

TWoods:


Your advice is of little value to him. He is hoping to apply as a security officer. He cannot get an h1b for that since it is not a specialty occupation. Also even if he were able to get an h1b, it would not come with an I-94, requiring him to go to Nigeria to get a stamped visa. Considering he traveled first on a B1 visa, which is not meant for job scouting, he is likely to be denied.

I understand we all want to be “nice” in our responses but we should not encourage outright fraud which then harms other innocent nigerians.

Beautyaddy:


I wouldn't advice you to quit your current job even after you get the US visa.

When you get to the US you can use that opportunity to apply and visit the company and if in case you are called for an interview. During the interview you should be able to tell the recruiter that you're still working at the same branch of the company in Nigeria.

If they really need you the company should be able to put in paperwork for a work permit for you so that when you return back to Nigeria you would have had all the documents from the company to apply for a US work visa and may be granted.

akagson:
Please, I need urgent response.
I scheduled an interview for 16th of August. I would like to reschedule to an earlier date for certain reasons, but this is the warning I see when I open the page for rescheduling:

"If you cancel this appointment, then you will have exceeded the limit of appointments canceled, and will not be able to schedule another appointment until another MRV fee has been paid."

Mind you, I have never cancelled or rescheduled any appointment before. Why am I seeing this notice, and is it safe to just ignore and go ahead with the rescheduling?
Thank you.

Spanishmilf:
you are even lucky you got August?? Leave it like that July is already full

mayowa94:
good day guys
please is it compulsory for me to print the passport photograph(51mm x 51mm)i used during registration

holarmyde92:

My brother is a student in Germany (9 months) and was denied USA visa for a conference on b1/b2 visa. he has been to United Kingdom several times (travelling experience). BUT the consular said he has to use more than a year in Germany before he can issue him a visa. Why? Please any expert to enlighten me on it, thanks in anticipation.

akagson:

Thanks, but I would prefer an earlier date (not necessarily July) for certain reasons. The main reason for asking is to get feedback from you guys about that warning I was displayed about paying additional MRV fee

samobaba4u:
CONSULAR APPOINTMENT DETAILS
Date: Thursday July 25, 2019 ABUJA
Time: 09:00 (86) Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area
Abuja,

That's my uncle's appointment details.
The question is what is the meaning of (89) in front of the time? Thanks

seyewest:

Yes take it along.

ViceChief:
yes! 2X2! You need two but you will submit one before doing biometrics on the interview day

samobaba4u:
CONSULAR APPOINTMENT DETAILS
Date: Thursday July 25, 2019 ABUJA
Time: 09:00 (86) Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area
Abuja,

That's my uncle's appointment details.
The question is what is the meaning of (89) in front of the time? Thanks

flourishing247:


Abeg anything America now can make the most frequent travellers hyperventilate. LOL

TWoods:

I understand we all want to be “nice” in our responses but we should not encourage outright fraud which then harms other innocent nigerians.

mayowa94:

how many copies?

seyewest:


If you cancel your interview date, you will get October dates.

maddock:


My brother it is "cancelled without prejudice" not just cancelled or with prejudice. Cancellation of the old passport ain't got nothing to do with the visa. Its not even about you telling them to leave out the valid visa because they would definitely leave it before since its still valid. So simply use rubber band to band both the old and new passport together for your travels. Please don't start trying to explain to any immigration officer that your passport was cancelled without prejudice and you have a valid visa because this matter is a normal occurrence and nothing odd about it.

Saskbound:
It’s like a tally number, though of no significance (Except at the verification point before you walk into the embassy) these days because everyone goes in at the same time. Even if your AP is past noon. First come first serve basis.

akagson:

I'm not talking about cancelling. I'm talking about rescheduling. I can see that there are available dates in early August. I'm talking of Abuja, not Lagos.

etjigger:
that number means nothing. its your tally number but it doesnt count. just go and attend the interview. goodluck

holarmyde92:

My brother is a student in Germany (9 months) and was denied USA visa for a conference on b1/b2 visa. he has been to United Kingdom several times (travelling experience). BUT the consular said he has to use more than a year in Germany before he can issue him a visa. Why? Please any expert to enlighten me on it, thanks in anticipation.

whalleh:
Hello house,
Can anyone advise if there's a car park around US embassy where I can park my car early in the morning?
I'm thinking of leaving my house 4am and d chances of getting uber by that time is quite slim.
Thanks