I applied for B1/B2 visa at U.S Embassy, Abuja on and had interview on May 15, 2019. After the interview, I was given a yellow paper stating that my application will undergo further “Administrative Processing”.

The consular officer said he will forward supplementary questions to my email that I should reply him with the answers to enable him make decision on my visa application which I replied a day after my interview.

It’s more than 60 days after the interview and my visa status on CAEC web is still showing “Administrative Processing”. Kindly advice on what to do.

Thank you.

Dear USMissionNGRA,

I applied for B1/B2 visa at U.S Embassy, Abuja and had interview on May 15, 2019. After the interview, I was given a yellow paper stating that my application will undergo further “Administrative Processing”.

The consular officer said he will forward supplementary questions to my email that I should reply him with the answers to enable him make decision on my visa application which I replied a day after my interview.

It’s more than 60 days after the interview and my visa status on CAEC web is still showing “Administrative Processing”. Kindly advice on what to do.

Thank you.

Humble11:


You have a bsc degree, 8 years experience and 2 kids...Common you can you better for yourself. You should be applying for a masters/PhD and not bsc. Even if you plan to still do another bsc, for the sake of getting visa, apply for a masters/PhD course. This path you are toiling with, will land you a visa refusal easily.

Already doing better bro. My technical director grad from KSU and he advised me to study there if i want to be at the top of the field.
Me too want lick pepper soup wey dem director dey lick.

Godsmercy11:
As the gurus will say why bsc to another Bsc? can you give convincing answer to the VO as regards to that question? i would have advice that you apply for msc instead as your profile/age dont cut it for another bsc degree.... just my opinion tho

Kansas State University don't offer MSc in Milling Science and Management. Note that the uni is the only school in the world that offers full degree (BSc) programme in Milling Science.

Gurus in the house, make una advise me before Walter Carrighnton take my money do fine boy!

House I need your advice!

I applied to Kansas State University to study BSc in Milling Science and Management. I have been admitted and have got my I-20.
I finished my secondary school in 2007 and I have OND and BSc in Computer Science. Also married with 2 kids and i have applied for b1/b2 visa twice and was denied.
I currently work in grain milling industry in Ghana spanning 8 years working experience.
I passed all IOAM exams modules and I am certified in 2012. IAOM means International Association of Operative Millers.

Kansas State University is the only university in the that offers degree in Milling Science and Management hence the reason why I applied to the school in order to become expert and grow in the industry.

What is my chance of getting visa with the following:

Marriage status
Already have a BSc and still applying for another BSc
Already denied for B1/B2 visa twice