U can go with them to the embassy for ur interview and request for them to be added.it will be done there.just go with enough evidence of ur marriage and ur baby's documents.also be prepared to pay the naira equivalent of the iv fee on that day.thier medicals will be done after the interview.

crisycent:
Hello gurus in the house. I got an interview date but my situation have changed. I got married and had a baby. How do I add them to my application? It is urgent please!!!!

I have contacted the embassy, was asked to send an email to one address and it was not helpful.

I called usvisapt, was told they don’t have the data of immigrant visas on their platform yet.

Exhausted03:

Yes, I'm F4
For context my mum is the primary applicant. Questions were directed at her,my siblings and I. After that, my siblings and I were asked to take sits away from the interview booth, and she was the only one being interviewed.

Questions we were asked
"Who is filing for you"
"Who is he to you"
To us children "have you ever met him"
"What is he like"
"Do you speak often"
"What do you speak about"
"What do you plan on doing when you arrive at the US"
"Is your petitioner your elder or younger sibling"
" Are the children your biological children "
"What does your petitioner do for a living"
"Is your petitioner married"
"Does your petitioner have children"
"When last did you see your petitioner"
" When did your petitioner last come to Nigeria"
"When did your petitioner leave for the US"
"Have any of you filed a non immigrant visa"
"How many times have you been to the US"

These were the questions we were asked, together and apart (primary applicant alone).

The interview questions from what I observed are not necessarily set in stone. The conversation flows at times.

A man was asked why he has 4 baby mommas and hasn't settled down.

Another was asked if he lives with his fiancee, how the relationship will be if he travels, and if he plans on getting married after the interview (The booths are close to the waiting chairs and interviewers can be loud at times so you can hear somethings).

A woman seemed to have issues with the police (I don't know if it was local or foreign) and was asked to explain the ordeal.

A woman was asked if her petitioner's kids lived with her petitioner, how old her petitioner's kids were, and where she planned on living on arrival to the US.

Translators for the languages Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, and Pidgin are available. There might be more, but these are the ones I saw.

Thanks for this detailed transcript
Pls do u know if it's possible to add a baby on the day of the interview.baby born after Dq.i tried adding the baby and it has been under review since

Exhausted03:
Thank you
We just printed copies, they were accepted, and we weren't asked for an updated one.
Good luck to your friend's sister.

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Goodafternoon
Pls are you f4.can u give us a transcript of the questions you wer asked
Thanks