| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Ginger80: 1:47pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Gud pm house.. I av been a regular follower and i finally have my interview on Monday. But i need some quick clarifications and advices...
1.. I've read plenty times here when pple say VO asked them to pass their documents and they did.. Now my question is, do you pass ur passport, I-20 only or what else? I'll just like to know before hand.
2. I made a horrible mistake while filling my DS-160 form, i first filled B1/B2 visa and printed that, immediately i realized this i filled it again and changed it. Now the problem is this, my Comfirmation number on the appointment confirmation is coherent with that of the first DS-160 form, but it is different from the confirmation number on the correctly filled DS-160 form. so i have 2 DS-160 form printed...
Please Please.. what do i do? make una no yab me too much, just advices..
thanks.
cc imperiouxx Walspring Amefrica Slimmy05 and everyone with valuable inputs |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by onuawuchi: 1:56pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
worry357:
You can try, but first it had better be real and honest. Or you are looking at a long ban.
They will check! Thanks brother. They're real I'm worried about the time it will take to have it sent on post. |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 2:34pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Ginger80:
Gud pm house.. I av been a regular follower and i finally have my interview on Monday. But i need some quick clarifications and advices...
1.. I've read plenty times here when pple say VO asked them to pass their documents and they did.. Now my question is, do you pass ur passport, I-20 only or what else? I'll just like to know before hand.
2. I made a horrible mistake while filling my DS-160 form, i first filled B1/B2 visa and printed that, immediately i realized this i filled it again and changed it. Now the problem is this, my Comfirmation number on the appointment confirmation is coherent with that of the first DS-160 form, but it is different from the confirmation number on the correctly filled DS-160 form. so i have 2 DS-160 form printed...
Please Please.. what do i do? make una no yab me too much, just advices..
thanks.
cc imperiouxx Walspring Amefrica Slimmy05 and everyone with valuable inputs Yo bro! Pass your Passport, I-20, DS160 form, and appointment confirmation page (they usually arrange these at the embassy for you.) Make sure you update your appointment page with the most correctly filled DS160 Conf. no. and discard the wrongly filled one, you don't need it. You can always do that when you log in and make sure it is not less than 24hrs to your interview day before updating it. All the best! 1 Like |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by innovativeame(m): 2:50pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Ginger80:
Gud pm house.. I av been a regular follower and i finally have my interview on Monday. But i need some quick clarifications and advices...
1.. I've read plenty times here when pple say VO asked them to pass their documents and they did.. Now my question is, do you pass ur passport, I-20 only or what else? I'll just like to know before hand.
2. I made a horrible mistake while filling my DS-160 form, i first filled B1/B2 visa and printed that, immediately i realized this i filled it again and changed it. Now the problem is this, my Comfirmation number on the appointment confirmation is coherent with that of the first DS-160 form, but it is different from the confirmation number on the correctly filled DS-160 form. so i have 2 DS-160 form printed...
Please Please.. what do i do? make una no yab me too much, just advices..
thanks.
cc imperiouxx Walspring Amefrica Slimmy05 and everyone with valuable inputs No cause for alarm bro. Usually you do data capturing with someone across a counter before your main interview. They will ask for your passport, DS-160 form, Sevis fee receipt and the 5cm×5cm passport. After you have been called for the actual interview, you only present what the VO request for. Please don't give what you have not been asked, that will show desperation on your part. Don't be apprehensive, be sure you have all the necessary documents in case of necessity. On the part of your DS-160, you can fill as many as you want, but be sure to use the right one to book your appointment. Go with same on your interview day. Best of luck man! See you at the top. |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by samask64: 3:01pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
pease gurus in the house i need urgent help from you
Am still in service but i will be through by October, i wish to do my master in USA but i don't know where to start, how to start and good time to start because i wish to resume by January 2016, and also likely amount will it cost me i.e from start to the end, and will i have to pay for the school fee here in Nigeria or when i get there thanks please i need urgent reply |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Ginger80: 3:09pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Amefrica:
Yo bro! Pass your Passport, I-20, DS160 form, and appointment confirmation page (they usually arrange these at the embassy for you.) Make sure you update your appointment page with the most correctly filled DS160 Conf. no. and discard the wrongly filled one, you don't need it. You can always do that when you log in and make sure it is not less than 24hrs to your interview day before updating it.
All the best! Thank you bro. I'll do as you have advised. Hope to share some good news in 48 hrs... 1 Like |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Ginger80: 3:10pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
innovativeame:
No cause for alarm bro. Usually you do data capturing with someone across a counter before your main interview. They will ask for your passport, DS-160 form, Sevis fee receipt and the 5cm×5cm passport. After you have been called for the actual interview, you only present what the VO request for. Please don't give what you have not been asked, that will show desperation on your part. Don't be apprehensive, be sure you have all the necessary documents in case of necessity.
On the part of your DS-160, you can fill as many as you want, but be sure to use the right one to book your appointment. Go with same on your interview day.
Best of luck man! See you at the top. Thanks boss.. I feel more calm now... |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 3:33pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
This is a typical graduate school preparation plan: 1. Decide on why you want to go for a Masters or doctorate degree. While considering the motivation, you should do a Cost-Benefit analysis to help you know if the amount you will spend funding yourself would be worth the returns on investment for getting an advanced degree. 2. Decide on which path you want to take. Do you want to continue with your present career or you will like to switch to a different field. Maybe you studied Electrical Engineering but you think you have a knack for advertising or broadcasting. You may want to consider a career switch. 3. Decide on where you want to specialize in your discipline. For a degree in Computer Science, do you want to do research in Big Data, Software engineering, embedded systems or Computational Biology? 4. Look for schools that offer good programs in your discipline. Sites like princetonreview, gradcafe, usnews, studentreviews would help, but using google.com and the school website is the most reliable ways to get the best places. 5. Decide on the number of schools to shortlist. 2,3,5,8,16,50,100. This involves a trade off between choice of schools/chances and cost of application. The more schools you choose, the higher your chances of gaining admission but the more money you will spend too and vice versa. 6. Prepare for and write standardized tests like GRE and the TOEFL. Many schools require these tests and they boost your candidacy for admission and maybe some funding. 7. Get Letters of Recommendation (usually three) from your undergraduate institution. 8. Write a Statement of Purpose that describes your motivation for graduate school and how graduate school will help advance your career. 9. Send your official transcripts to the schools you are applying to. Some require WES evaluation and others would allow upload of the transcripts online 10. Apply before deadline(early as soon can) and pay application fees. Also, you have to submit the requirements I listed in previous points. 10. Wait for application decision (admit or reject or wait list  ). 11. Get i-20 form from school after you send your statement of account that shows that you are capable of funding your education. The funds usually covers the first year expenses including tuition, accommodation, health insurance, books. etc. 12. Go to the embassy for your interview where you will either be granted or denied a visa. Cost varies depending on the number of schools, application fees and exchange rate. Could range from 150k to 500k samask64:
pease gurus in the house i need urgent help from you
Am still in service but i will be through by October, i wish to do my master in USA but i don't know where to start, how to start and good time to start because i wish to resume by January 2016, and also likely amount will it cost me i.e from start to the end, and will i have to pay for the school fee here in Nigeria or when i get there thanks please i need urgent reply 7 Likes |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 3:43pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Ginger80:
Thank you bro. I'll do as you have advised.
Hope to share some good news in 48 hrs... You're welcome. ...and I'm watching out for the good news!  |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by kennyrony(m): 3:50pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
onuawuchi:
Is it OK if I went to the embassy with a pdf printed version of my sponsor's account statement? Bro u better don't try it. D VO might not av d time or patience of verifying, he/she might just denial u. Original copy with Bank stamp and sign is required. So bro play safe.... 1 Like |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by onuawuchi: 4:52pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
onuawuchi:
People I need your contributions. There are two major conditions I perceive will be the weakness of my application and they're seriously giving me concern.
1. My education gap: I completed my undergraduate studies in 2005. Though I have been working since 2008. I'm anticipating lots of questions coming from the VO as regards my long time away from academics.
2. Sponsor: My elder brother will be funding my education, but he has a permanent residency status in the US.
I just want to know how best to approach my interviewer to make my study intentions very clear and unambiguous. And how to prove quickly within the 3,4 mins of interview that I will leave at the completion of my studies  I notice they hardly request for documents |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by zeezahbee(f): 5:54pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
bbdd:
It's nahco. Not local /intl wing.
The person should just take a bus from oshodi to nahco. It's along the road to international airport.
From there ask for nipost.
I don't think they work on sats. Not sure though. Ethe person is coming from iyana-ipaja. Which bus will she enter ? |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by sethmayor: 6:15pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Hi everyone, pls I need help in registering for my SAT, am having problem in choosing a test center,I have started the online registration but the search is not returning any result. Thank you |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 6:28pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
sirRiddy:
This is a typical graduate school preparation plan:
1. Decide on why you want to go for a Masters or doctorate degree.
While considering the motivation, you should do a Cost-Benefit analysis
to help you know if the amount you will spend funding yourself would be worth
the returns on investment for getting an advanced degree.
2. Decide on which path you want to take. Do you want to continue with
your present career or you will like to switch to a different field. Maybe you
studied Electrical Engineering but you think you have a knack for advertising
or broadcasting. You may want to consider a career switch.
3. Decide on where you want to specialize in your discipline. For a degree in
Computer Science, do you want to do research in Big Data, Software engineering,
embedded systems or Computational Biology?
4. Look for schools that offer good programs in your discipline. Sites like princetonreview,
gradcafe, usnews, studentreviews would help, but using google.com and the school
website is the most reliable ways to get the best places.
5. Decide on the number of schools to shortlist. 2,3,5,8,16,50,100. This involves a trade off between
choice of schools/chances and cost of application. The more schools you choose, the higher your chances
of gaining admission but the more money you will spend too and vice versa.
6. Prepare for and write standardized tests like GRE and the TOEFL. Many schools require these
tests and they boost your candidacy for admission and maybe some funding.
7. Get Letters of Recommendation (usually three) from your undergraduate institution.
8. Write a Statement of Purpose that describes your motivation for graduate school and
how graduate school will help advance your career.
9. Send your official transcripts to the schools you are applying to. Some require WES
evaluation and others would allow upload of the transcripts online
10. Apply before deadline(early as soon can) and pay application fees. Also, you have
to submit the requirements I listed in previous points.
10. Wait for application decision (admit or reject or wait list ).
11. Get i-20 form from school after you send your statement of account that shows that you are capable
of funding your education. The funds usually covers the first year expenses including tuition, accommodation,
health insurance, books. etc.
12. Go to the embassy for your interview where you will either be granted or denied a visa.
Cost varies depending on the number of schools, application fees and exchange rate.
Could range from 150k to 500k
I swear, Mr Okwuchi Onwuchekwa, the popular Travel and Educational Agent in Portharcourt no fit explain as you've explained to the guy...if I were the guy, I'll just isolate your brain, furnish and lubricate it and look for a very nice temple to worship it.... |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 6:34pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Ojah!!! Enu e po. Na im you dey use slaughter all those Ikeja chics. contunu  profojah:
I swear, Mr Okwuchi Onwuchekwa, the popular Travel and Educational Agent in Portharcourt no fit explain as you've explained to the guy...if I were the guy, I'll just isolate your brain, furnish and lubricate it and look for a very nice temple to worship it.... |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by bbdd: 8:13pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
zeezahbee:
Ethe person is coming from iyana-ipaja. Which bus will she enter ? Iyana ipaja to oshodi Oshodi to airport road. Stop at last bus stop Take another cab to nacho then ask for post office |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by samask64: 9:39pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
sirRiddy:
This is a typical graduate school preparation plan:
1. Decide on why you want to go for a Masters or doctorate degree.
While considering the motivation, you should do a Cost-Benefit analysis
to help you know if the amount you will spend funding yourself would be worth
the returns on investment for getting an advanced degree.
2. Decide on which path you want to take. Do you want to continue with
your present career or you will like to switch to a different field. Maybe you
studied Electrical Engineering but you think you have a knack for advertising
or broadcasting. You may want to consider a career switch.
3. Decide on where you want to specialize in your discipline. For a degree in
Computer Science, do you want to do research in Big Data, Software engineering,
embedded systems or Computational Biology?
4. Look for schools that offer good programs in your discipline. Sites like princetonreview,
gradcafe, usnews, studentreviews would help, but using google.com and the school
website is the most reliable ways to get the best places.
5. Decide on the number of schools to shortlist. 2,3,5,8,16,50,100. This involves a trade off between
choice of schools/chances and cost of application. The more schools you choose, the higher your chances
of gaining admission but the more money you will spend too and vice versa.
6. Prepare for and write standardized tests like GRE and the TOEFL. Many schools require these
tests and they boost your candidacy for admission and maybe some funding.
7. Get Letters of Recommendation (usually three) from your undergraduate institution.
8. Write a Statement of Purpose that describes your motivation for graduate school and
how graduate school will help advance your career.
9. Send your official transcripts to the schools you are applying to. Some require WES
evaluation and others would allow upload of the transcripts online
10. Apply before deadline(early as soon can) and pay application fees. Also, you have
to submit the requirements I listed in previous points.
10. Wait for application decision (admit or reject or wait list ).
11. Get i-20 form from school after you send your statement of account that shows that you are capable
of funding your education. The funds usually covers the first year expenses including tuition, accommodation,
health insurance, books. etc.
12. Go to the embassy for your interview where you will either be granted or denied a visa.
Cost varies depending on the number of schools, application fees and exchange rate.
Could range from 150k to 500k
thank bro i really appreciate your contribution |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 9:44pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
bbdd:
Iyana ipaja to oshodi
Oshodi to airport road. Stop at last bus stop
Take another cab to nacho then ask for post office take a bus from iyana ipaja going to oshodi, stop at airport junction and ask where you can get a bus to nah I that's it |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 10:55pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
sethmayor:
Hi everyone, pls I need help in registering for my SAT, am having problem in choosing a test center,I have started the online registration but the search is not returning any result. Thank you Sorry to hear this, You cant register for SAT online yourself... |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 10:58pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Ginger80:
Gud pm house.. I av been a regular follower and i finally have my interview on Monday. But i need some quick clarifications and advices...
1.. I've read plenty times here when pple say VO asked them to pass their documents and they did.. Now my question is, do you pass ur passport, I-20 only or what else? I'll just like to know before hand.
2. I made a horrible mistake while filling my DS-160 form, i first filled B1/B2 visa and printed that, immediately i realized this i filled it again and changed it. Now the problem is this, my Comfirmation number on the appointment confirmation is coherent with that of the first DS-160 form, but it is different from the confirmation number on the correctly filled DS-160 form. so i have 2 DS-160 form printed... [b][/b]
Please Please.. what do i do? make una no yab me too much, just advices..
thanks.
cc imperiouxx Walspring Amefrica Slimmy05 and everyone with valuable inputs You will need to cancel your appointment interview date if you want to update the F1 version of the DS160 from the B1/B2 version.. By doing that you will start afresh, although is likely you lose your visa fee if you already cancelled appointment interview date before |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:00pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
haffikem:
Thanks a bunch @walspring..i really appreciate your effort. Lets give the thanks to God |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:01pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
kellycute:
good day everyone, please where can I buy ielts textbook in lagos? And which of the textbook is better for preparation. Thanks You can get it at British council office in Ikoyi, i think is 4k then but now i dont know the amount.. |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:02pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
slimmy05:
How do you guys handle noise making sexually hyperactive neighbors who screams like they are having sex in a burning furnace. I've stylishly told this guy that he usually gives me sleepless nights. He laughed about it and apologized, but he still continues. You know houses here are made of wood, the guy doesn't just allow me sleep. The girl screams like his bf is having her womb out.
I don't want to report to landlord. |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:03pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
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| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by sethmayor: 11:06pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
Walspring:
Sorry to hear this, You cant register for SAT online yourself... Alright, thanks alot@walspring |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:09pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
akin3102:
Hello Gurus, please is it until my i-20 arrives that I can pay for my SEVIS and book for an appointment? You can ask your school to send you a scan copy of your I-20 and make use of it to pay Sevis fee and book appointment until you receive the real copy.. |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:10pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
sethmayor:
Alright, thanks alot@walspring Although someone in USA can register for you or you register somewhere in Nigeria |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Walspring: 11:13pm On Apr 25, 2015 |
zeezahbee:
For those that have used the Nigeria post office at the airport, is it at the local or international ? And do they work on Saturdays ?
Pls someone should answer ASAP @slimmy05 @aadeyi @bbdd @walspring I am not sure if they work on Saturday(s) over there but the post office around my area work short time on Saturday(s), i think 10am to 1/2pm |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Stewee(m): 3:12am On Apr 26, 2015 |
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| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Stewee(m): 3:15am On Apr 26, 2015 |
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| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Nobody: 3:15am On Apr 26, 2015 |
Stewee:
#Wash In Terry G's voice "Oga"! |
| Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 6 by Stewee(m): 3:17am On Apr 26, 2015 |
slimmy05:
How do you guys handle noise making sexually hyperactive neighbors who screams like they are having sex in a burning furnace. I've stylishly told this guy that he usually gives me sleepless nights. He laughed about it and apologized, but he still continues. You know houses here are made of wood, the guy doesn't just allow me sleep. The girl screams like his bf is having her womb out.
I don't want to report to landlord. LMAO My dear brother, Look for your own babe and return the favor. |
