BlowJobs:
Hey all.

I haven't seen this type of thread on Nairaland. Been thinking of creating this for a while now so people (everyone) in similar situations will have a guide.
I noticed that Immigrant visa threads here mostly is about people that their Immediate family filed for them (father, mother, siblings etc).
what about the rest of us with no immediate family that are citizens?. What about people getting married to a USC?.
This thread will focus on adjustment of status (B1/B2, J1, F1, H1b etc) to PR through marriage to a USC
Kindly note that i am not married to my gf yet. We have been dating now close to 2 years (will be 2 years in few days ) and it has been awesome (it does have its ups and down too ). we finally decided it is time [s](well she convinced me beyond reasonable doubt..lol)[/s] and we are gonna get marry pretty soon.
So i was like "why not create a thread to document the journey for others to gain one or two things and also to get advise about paperwork amnd how to file for adjustment.

Kindly note that : Marrying a USC for the sole purpose of gaining a permanent stay is illegal and seen as Immigration fraud and it is a deportable (if there's a word like that) offense. I AM NOT and DO NOT encourage anyone to do that (Marriage fraud) for the purpose of staying in the US. (if you do am, na your own wahalah)

I do however wanna share my story and journey for the purpose of enlightenment and encouragement and also to get various inputs WITHOUT giving out personal details

I will be updating the thread as events unfolds and juicy backstory plus all the hustling too

eyele:



Big Bro, thank you very much for the wonderful information you have shared on this thread.

Please can you recommend a good school in the Caribbean one can attend that has scholarship. I have BSc in Electronics and Computer Engineering and Masters in Information Technology just thinking Caribbean could also be a good link to integrate with USA. I plan of doing my PhD while I can also work. I don't mind when on holidays could travel to US and work based on the information you have shared.

I look forward for you guide.

Thank you

eyele:


Mind you tip of guideline and direction could help with out following all his ways.We have different career path. So asking him is not a crime either copying him. Read well his post and see that he encouraged people on trying another route. Right now am already researching on schools for PhD being funded in the Caribbean.

Allow those you are ready to help make available information.

Thank you.

atiteb4:
bros nice thread. u take your time to explain everything in details. we all love you. which state in the USA are u in now??

eyele:



Big Bro, thank you very much for the wonderful information you have shared on

DeeTus:
The truth of the matter is; it is very hard to get funding in Caribbean Island. Unless you are exceptionally luck.

fatima04:
With this your qualification, you will stand a good chance with canada express entry if you can do the hardwork.

Researcg on NL for better info

eyele:


Good morning bro,

Thanks for the piece of information. I came across University of West Indies in Barbados. After I checked the requirement etc. For PHd in computer science in which there are numbers of research courses under , related to IT. I discovered they have funding called UFC.

And they still require one to pay some fees. No sure if it is just the service fees or tuition. I will thoroughly check the PDF when am less busy.

Maybe OP (Mouth Action) could also beam more light on it if he has the idea of the UFC funding for some courses.

Thanks DeeTus.

TheManOfTheYear:

MsNgo40:


Oh I'm not misbehaving brother...was curious and therefore just asking a question
I already believe I know the answer....the title says it all.
Just amazes me the level of deception that a males are capable of sinking to....
Just unfortunate that females think so little of themselves to allow the mistreatment.
Oh well...just my thoughts.

Dessydemmy:
Presently I work in a bank but planning to move out of this country with my family(4) with my husband and children, kinldy help me in process on doing this and i will like to move to Chicago or Texas. Please anyone with valuable informations

1. School for the children
2.How easy can I and my husband get job
3.How can we get Residence permit
4. Can will work without permit and can the children be registered to school

Kindly mention dessydemmy in your reply, I will apperciate any valid informations.

elfmann:

Go and re-educate the females then.

MsNgo40:


Brother,
That's what I'm trying to do.....but it doesn't hurt to say a "word" to you guys as well....(even in a patriarchal country such as beloved Nigeria).
He doesn't have to answer...and he didn't.
Doesn't stop me from saying it though....

elfmann:

Saying what exactly.. What's it?

MsNgo40:


Oh I'm not misbehaving brother...was curious and therefore just asking a question
I already believe I know the answer....the title says it all.
Just amazes me the level of deception that a males are capable of sinking to....
Just unfortunate that females think so little of themselves to allow the mistreatment.
Oh well...just my thoughts.

TheManOfTheYear:
Na u sabi ..
Bad belle
You're just jealous that u married Haruna and you ain't leaving the country anytime soon

elfmann:
Move out with which visa type? Go to Canada instead oh.. Do ielts Gt and ECA. Go to their thread.

MsNgo40:


LOL.....brother u r so wrong....so, so very wrong.
First, please help me with my Pidgin....trying to learn it. So what does "Na u sabi" mean?
I have half Igbo blood.
Also what does "Haruna" mean?

Just for your information, I am:

1.) NOT MARRIED
2.) BORN, RAISED AND LIVING IN THE U.S.
3.) NEVER BEEN TO NIGERIA

Don't worry..it's ok...
I accept your apology and forgive you
Nice to meet u..."Man of the Year"..lol.

BlowJobs:


Except you want me to buy Hyundai Elantra. That is the cheapest 2017 car i know. However, you need to consider the 2nd hand value of a car. not how cheap (and fancy) it is. I haven't seen an Elantra with good 2nd hand value.

TheManOfTheYear:
Yes I'm the Man of the year, got a problem with that?

Sorry for the misconception
As for the pidgin, I'm a professor in "Pidgin Analysis and Linguistics"

How and when do we start the lesson?

MsNgo40:


See that's what I like....humility.
I try not to assume things as much anymore...and ask questions first.
No problem with you being the "Man of the Year"..
Just wondering how u earned the title?
I would love a lesson....however I'm getting ready for work....it's 6:00 a.m. here.
Maybe u can teach me later...

TheManOfTheYear:
No problem..
Feel free to give me a mention later so we can start.
Once you understand English, then pidgin is just a stroll in the park.

Have a nice day at work

MsNgo40:


Thank u brother...u too.

MsNgo40:


I asked a question....that's all.
My thoughts come from a conglomeration of experiences here in NL for the past 11 months of membership....
Don't mind me.

elfmann:

OK.. Keep asking.

Dessydemmy:


Thanks . I think this is based on schooling? and I don't understand what you mean by what type of visa?

TheManOfTheYear:
Cut the "brother" thing

Are you a Jehovah's witness?