123JohnF:

Lol, I am so sorry he didn't ask you before what he SHOULDN'T do. He does what he wants and what is our law. Are you a US Senator or Congressman for to have the authority to complain or to dictate what our embassy employees should or shouldn't do in his/her job? Our stuff is very professional and very well trained. It's NOT your business to tell them how to do their work.

oluayebenz:


Who is attacking you.

You sound like u are just trying to be relevant cos u have no point.....

Are you an American? You dont even sound like one

Semisolasola:
You are smart

Semisolasola:
Una no go kee person for this thread ooo,they call something visor visa..you can visit friends and family but you can’t use it to visit boyfriend..

whalleh:


Hey People,

So I had my B1/B2 Interview today (8:00am, Lagos) and it was approved. I owe it all to GOD's mercy.

Thanks also for all the posts on this thread. I had to read through it all (both the good and bad) and that really helped. I'm going to share my transcript in a bit.

Happy mood activated jare.

ViceChief:
well i think the issue is with the passport theft story, not the visa misuse by the children. Adjustments of status from Visitor to Student status is very legal.

Kishkosh:
Guys . My uncle has a challenge . He's a very frequent traveller , he has been to almost all continents courtesy his activeness as a Rotarian.
Him, his wife and two children age 17 and 19 respectively got thier visit visa in 2017 and when they went. The children stayed back and changed thier status to student status .

Parents passport got lost due to theft and the father and mother went for interview just this morning and were refused.

In the transcript of the interview , my uncle (father) said he perceived that the reason for thier refusal was because the kids changed thier status during thier visit because that was the major question asked by the VO

And they were given a pink paper which state that they haven't shown enough home ties according to Section 214(b) of US immgration and Nationality Act. Which I think is generic.

Pls, if this is true ,how can it be tackled .

TWoods:


Your uncle was right. He was denied a visa because the VO perceived his children to have lied about the intent of obtaining their B2 visas. While they claimed tourism, it’s most likely they intended to stay back and change status. This has severely damaged theirs and the credibility of the parents. My advice is that those kids never return to Nigeria to renew their visas again and your uncle and his wife should find other countries to visit. This is what you get for trying to play smart.

Hotstfz007:
Please if we book a date for interview. Are we allowed to reschedule or not? Or we have to paid another fee?

Profitboss:


You are allowed to rescheduled once. You don't av to pay another money. The new date you get for rescheduling is subject to available dates as at that time.

Semisolasola:
I hurt you so bad you still not smart..my Nigerian/pidgin English and colloquialism is affecting you bad bad

icecube98:
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.

Lovecaleb:
Please everyone, I need your help here, my elder brother has been in the US for 10years now. And I just spoke to him about sending for mom and dad.

Please my question is what are the things we will need from him apart from sending and invitation letter? And what do we also need to do from here.

Please I will need contribution of ideas thanks

icecube98:
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.

TWoods:


Your parents need nothing from your brother. They will either obtain or be denied a visa on their own merit.

Lovecaleb:
[b][/b]i know but what i am asking is what do we request from my brother apart from invitation? and is he going to send the IV by email or mail it down here? what about things to show he will cover for all the expenses and also support their stay over there...

Lovecaleb:
Please everyone, I need your help here, my elder brother has been in the US for 10years now. And I just spoke to him about sending for mom and dad.

Please my question is what are the things we will need from him apart from sending and invitation letter? And what do we also need to do from here.

Please I will need contribution of ideas thanks

Lovecaleb:
Please everyone, I need your help here, my elder brother has been in the US for 10years now. And I just spoke to him about sending for mom and dad.

Please my question is what are the things we will need from him apart from sending and invitation letter? And what do we also need to do from here.

Please I will need contribution of ideas thanks

oluayebenz:


Twood has answered you.
Your parents need nothing from your brother...... just some info when filling the dsform
This's US visa application not UK where u need bunch of documents........

Just go to US embassy website apply for the visa and be hopeful...

skdfu747:


If your mom and dad are planning to apply for a B1/B2 visa then the case is between the consular officer and your parents only.

Your elder brother cannot influence the B1/B2 visa application process even if he is a citizen or green card holder.

If your elder brother is not a U.S citizen or green card holder then there is no point even involving him in the process.

I can see you have made statements about “invitation letter” multiples time on the thread but this is the fact for U.S B1/B2 visa please note that invitation letters are completely useless.