Iseoluwani:


Did you apply yourself or through someone, is it fast in ibadan

The officer said it's fast track. Applied through an officer there.

lanre9ja:



They are still on December

Thanks boss, means I can check mine next week.

Good evening house, please what are the requirements for the renewal of a minor's passport?
KINDLY HELP!!!

Yhemitz:

The officer said it's fast track. Applied through an officer there.

How much?

Can you link me pls

My DIY timeline at the ALAUSA passport office (RENEWAL)

Appointment request date: 16/1/2023
Booked capturing date/time: 2/3/2023 9:00 am
Actual capturing time: 11:52 am

the behind story.
I got all information I needed to apply here in nairaland, I did as instructed and made the payment online. (the total money I paid was #25,300).

on the appointment date, I went with all the required documents which are
1. 2 passport photo (any background)
2. original and a photocopy of my NIN slip
3. expired international passport
4. evidence of payment
5. renewal application letter (handwritten)
6. photocopy of the data page of the passport (front and back)

I got to alausa around 7;20 am on my appointment date and I met two queues outside the office, one left, the other right.
those on the left queue are those that had agent processing for them(they are to check their names and file number on the board outside and proceed inside immediately)

The right queue is for DIY,(note: we had like just fifteen persons on the DIY queue).

They made sure they finished attending to all the people on the left queue(AGENT AIDED). before attending to we DIY'ers.(we no get choice)

an immigration officer came to attend to us on the queue around 9.35 am,she checked our document and directed those that have complete documents to get a file and go inside the premises.we all went uptairs to hustle for where to sit(cos the whole place is already jam-packed).

another immigration officer came to give us number upstair and picked the first five DIY'ers to go downstairs with our files ( I was lucky to be number four).

my file was checked and I was instructed to go print out the payment receipt(the computer lady outside that did that for me collected three hundred naira).

after the printout has been added, my file was treated and I was directed to take it to room 12, another officer went through my file, signed some parts and gave it back to me to return it to the previous official that handled it.

the file was then collected back from us all and we were asked to go back upstairs to go and wait for our names to be called(that was when the waiting game began).

after waiting for like two hours without any show, I decided to stroll out cos I was very hungry, luckily for me, I met an old acquaintance, who now happens to be an immigration officer serving there, I explained my predicament to her, that I have been there for more than four hours.

she was the one that helped me fast-track the whole process and I was captured and left the centre at about 12:20 pm


Note:
if you are a DIY'ers,pls go with a brown file (unless you want to buy just one for #500 there)

after making payment,print out your payment receipt on https://passport.immigration.gov.ng/

Iseoluwani:


How much?

Can you link me pls

To be sincere I can't referral the man to people. Not a sure link.

People should try to avoid Ibadan centre, they're too slow and also nothing like fasting like that. From my little observation some days ago there.

ibro2much:
My DIY timeline at the ALAUSA passport office (RENEWAL)

Appointment request date: 16/1/2023
Booked capturing date/time: 2/3/2023 9:00 am
Actual capturing time: 11:52 am

the behind story.
I got all information I needed to apply here in nairaland, I did as instructed and made the payment online. (the total money I paid was #25,300).

on the appointment date, I went with all the required documents which are
1. 2 passport photo (any background)
2. original and a photocopy of my NIN slip
3. expired international passport
4. evidence of payment
5. renewal application letter (handwritten)
6. photocopy of the data page of the passport (front and back)

I got to alausa around 7;20 am on my appointment date and I met two queues outside the office, one left, the other right.
those on the left queue are those that had agent processing for them(they are to check their names and file number on the board outside and proceed inside immediately)

The right queue is for DIY,(note: we had like just fifteen persons on the DIY queue).

They made sure they finished attending to all the people on the left queue(AGENT AIDED). before attending to we DIY'ers.(we no get choice)

an immigration officer came to attend to us on the queue around 9.35 am,she checked our document and directed those that have complete documents to get a file and go inside the premises.we all went uptairs to hustle for where to sit(cos the whole place is already jam-packed).

another immigration officer came to give us number upstair and picked the first five DIY'ers to go downstairs with our files ( I was lucky to be number four).

my file was checked and I was instructed to go print out the payment receipt(the computer lady outside that did that for me collected three hundred naira).

after the printout has been added, my file was treated and I was directed to take it to room 12, another officer went through my file, signed some parts and gave it back to me to return it to the previous official that handled it.

the file was then collected back from us all and we were asked to go back upstairs to go and wait for our names to be called(that was when the waiting game began).

after waiting for like two hours without any show, I decided to stroll out cos I was very hungry, luckily for me, I met an old acquaintance, who now happens to be an immigration officer serving there, I explained my predicament to her, that I have been there for more than four hours.

she was the one that helped me fast-track the whole process and I was captured and left the centre at about 12:20 pm


Note:
if you are a DIY'ers,pls go with a brown file (unless you want to buy just one for #500 there)

after making payment,print out your payment receipt on https://passport.immigration.gov.ng/

100% true.

I almost died waiting. Lol.
If you can get your file and file tag before going, please do. Or else, get ready to part way with 500.

Alausa people what's the update
I was told they are still in December 4,is this playing?

Very very true, I did my interviewand capturing yesterday as DIY, I spoke with a young innocent-looking officer to help me fast track the remaining process ( I have been already informed by the verification officer that ALL passport processing takes 3 month DIY or not) the officer told me, anyone that promise me fast track na scam o. Nothing like FastTrack is so rare.

Yhemitz:
People should try to avoid Ibadan centre, they're too slow and also nothing like fasting like that. From my little observation some days ago there.

Yhemitz:
People should try to avoid Ibadan centre, they're too slow and also nothing like fasting like that. From my little observation some days ago there.

Tnks for this

Iseoluwani:


Tnks for this

I was their yesterday too for capturing......

ibro2much:
My DIY timeline at the ALAUSA passport office (RENEWAL)

Appointment request date: 16/1/2023
Booked capturing date/time: 2/3/2023 9:00 am
Actual capturing time: 11:52 am

the behind story.
I got all information I needed to apply here in nairaland, I did as instructed and made the payment online. (the total money I paid was #25,300).

on the appointment date, I went with all the required documents which are
1. 2 passport photo (any background)
2. original and a photocopy of my NIN slip
3. expired international passport
4. evidence of payment
5. renewal application letter (handwritten)
6. photocopy of the data page of the passport (front and back)

I got to alausa around 7;20 am on my appointment date and I met two queues outside the office, one left, the other right.
those on the left queue are those that had agent processing for them(they are to check their names and file number on the board outside and proceed inside immediately)

The right queue is for DIY,(note: we had like just fifteen persons on the DIY queue).

They made sure they finished attending to all the people on the left queue(AGENT AIDED). before attending to we DIY'ers.(we no get choice)

an immigration officer came to attend to us on the queue around 9.35 am,she checked our document and directed those that have complete documents to get a file and go inside the premises.we all went uptairs to hustle for where to sit(cos the whole place is already jam-packed).

another immigration officer came to give us number upstair and picked the first five DIY'ers to go downstairs with our files ( I was lucky to be number four).

my file was checked and I was instructed to go print out the payment receipt(the computer lady outside that did that for me collected three hundred naira).

after the printout has been added, my file was treated and I was directed to take it to room 12, another officer went through my file, signed some parts and gave it back to me to return it to the previous official that handled it.

the file was then collected back from us all and we were asked to go back upstairs to go and wait for our names to be called(that was when the waiting game began).

after waiting for like two hours without any show, I decided to stroll out cos I was very hungry, luckily for me, I met an old acquaintance, who now happens to be an immigration officer serving there, I explained my predicament to her, that I have been there for more than four hours.

she was the one that helped me fast-track the whole process and I was captured and left the centre at about 12:20 pm


Note:
if you are a DIY'ers,pls go with a brown file (unless you want to buy just one for #500 there)

after making payment,print out your payment receipt on https://passport.immigration.gov.ng/

The DIY wait at Alausa is not for the faint hearted, I also captured on Thursday..

I was also number 4

Please what month are osogbo people on?

lanre9ja:


I was their yesterday too for capturing......

How was your experience there

Would you advise I pick Ibadan or do you have a better state in mind

kejykejy:
Very very true, I did my interviewand capturing yesterday as DIY, I spoke with a young innocent-looking officer to help me fast track the remaining process ( I have been already informed by the verification officer that ALL passport processing takes 3 month DIY or not) the officer told me, anyone that promise me fast track na scam o. Nothing like FastTrack is so rare.

You're correct my brother. I was told the Abuja method is very hard for them to manipulate now. You know the date they're in month of December now ?

lanre9ja:


I was their yesterday too for capturing......

Woah, I captured December 09 no passport issued yet.
Please do you know the date they're in December now.

Iseoluwani:


How was your experience there

Would you advise I pick Ibadan or do you have a better state in mind

For me and my house, we can't pick Ibadan again.

Yhemitz:


For me and my house, we can't pick Ibadan again.

Ibadan out of it then

Iseoluwani:


Ibadan out of it then

I Just collected Mine Yesterday, did it on 23RD December; Kano

Iseoluwani:


Ibadan out of it then

I read about a new centre in Lagos state, which someone said it's very fast without extra fee at all.

Dralin:


I Just collected Mine Yesterday, did it on 23RD December; Kano

Wow. 3months. Aw much

Yhemitz:


I read about a new centre in Lagos state, which someone said it's very fast without extra fee at all.

Where in Lagos

Dbkk:


The DIY wait at Alausa is not for the faint hearted, I also captured on Thursday..

I was also number 4

Same number 4,well I was the guy on blue native wear.

What time were you captured?

Solutionist123:
Please what month are osogbo people on?

I captured on November 4, but my passport is not out yet. It is really baffling. I’m telling you this to know the present situation of things. I wouldn’t know the actual month they are on.

Happy Sunday.

This is Egbeda,Akowonjo

Iseoluwani:


Where in Lagos

Sikay19:

I captured on November 4, but my passport is not out yet. It is really baffling. I’m telling you this to know the present situation of things. I wouldn’t know the actual month they are on.

But why is OSOGBO center behaving like this Chaiii

Brooke60:
Please help me o.

I made a mistake in name spelling while registering for my cousin online. I have made payment and even booked a date.

How will I rectify this, please? I just did it now, is there any urgent solution? Help I beg o.

Anybody? Do I have to pay again?

byMikee:



100% true.

I almost died waiting. Lol.
If you can get your file and file tag before going, please do. Or else, get ready to part way with 500.

What type of file please? Can I have a picture? Thank you

No I don't, all i know is they are attendingto December pple.

Yhemitz:

You're correct my brother. I was told the Abuja method is very hard for them to manipulate now. You know the date they're in month of December now ?

kejykejy:
Very very true, I did my interviewand capturing yesterday as DIY, I spoke with a young innocent-looking officer to help me fast track the remaining process ( I have been already informed by the verification officer that ALL passport processing takes 3 month DIY or not) the officer told me, anyone that promise me fast track na scam o. Nothing like FastTrack is so rare.

The fast tracking still exists. You can do it highest in a month if you know ppl even in Abuja hq