VisaOfficer:


OK VO, but i don't know your name probably i will ask for that when my date is getting close so i dont forget it cause i will really like to greet you when i come.
Thanks for the kind words! We officers take cases in the order that they're ready for us, so odds are someone else will do your interview; but feel free to ask if I'm around before you leave.

VisaOfficer:


Nice to meet you too! I didn't realize it was you until I took a second look at your last name.

VisaOfficer:

Good morning vo thanks for your reply i went through the link and got the packet 4 and i have been able to book my medical for next month, please do i still need to come with a signed copy of the form i-864 for my interview.

thank you.

Greetings! It should be okay to schedule the medical appointment a week prior to your interview date, but please do check with the panel physician. The police certificate is valid for one year, from our point of view. The best advice I can give you is to review http://nigeria.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas.html and http://nigeria.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visa_forms.html -- it's likely that all your questions will find answers there.

VisaOfficer:


Glad to hear you have your interview date! The nest thing to do would be to contact the panel physicians directly, let them know you have a Dec. 30 interview, and ask them for an appointment that will let you bring your paperwork to the interview.

Somorin#1:


While you await the most generous VO, please have your Husband go to the USCIS website and study expedite processing which is available for active military members who are going to be deployed. So if your Husband is going to go on another deployment then he should look into it.

Thank you both for your service to our nation (military Wives also serve the nation too, albeit indirectly).

teeo: That's why it's good to buy original boxers, one wouldn't know when they could come in handy. Try this with Naija boxers, na super story things be that.

Nice wife