A Congratulatory message TO DaGeek
Oct 16th 2003, 4:01 pm
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A Congratulatory message TO DaGeek
Hi,
I saw that you were approved sometime back. I was on vacation then so I missed the posting.
I have been approved and waiting for NVC to send my file to the consulate in Lagos.
Has your wife had her interview yet?
Keep me posted on the forum.
Cathese
1NOA March 6, 2003
2 NOA Octobr 9, 2003
I saw that you were approved sometime back. I was on vacation then so I missed the posting.
I have been approved and waiting for NVC to send my file to the consulate in Lagos.
Has your wife had her interview yet?
Keep me posted on the forum.
Cathese
1NOA March 6, 2003
2 NOA Octobr 9, 2003
Oct 16th 2003, 7:38 pm
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Cathese:
Welcome back! My wife's interview takes place at the end of the month. I'll be in Lagos the weekend of Oct 24 and we'll be going to the consulate together. Will let y'all know how things go.
Welcome back! My wife's interview takes place at the end of the month. I'll be in Lagos the weekend of Oct 24 and we'll be going to the consulate together. Will let y'all know how things go.
Oct 16th 2003, 8:18 pm
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Re: A Congratulatory message TO DaGeek
DaGeek wrote:
> Cathese:
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> Welcome back! My wife's interview takes place at the end of the month.
> I'll be in Lagos the weekend of Oct 24 and we'll be going to the
> consulate together. Will let y'all know how things go.
Great, can you look up the people that keep trying to give me a share of
their multimillionare dollar oil scheme? All they want is my bank info
> Cathese:
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> Welcome back! My wife's interview takes place at the end of the month.
> I'll be in Lagos the weekend of Oct 24 and we'll be going to the
> consulate together. Will let y'all know how things go.
Great, can you look up the people that keep trying to give me a share of
their multimillionare dollar oil scheme? All they want is my bank info
Oct 17th 2003, 4:17 am
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Re: A Congratulatory message TO DaGeek
From the looks of things, you haven't allowed yourself to be suckered into providing your banking info - wise move, I say :-)
You know what they say, "If it sounds to good to be true . . . . . "
DG
You know what they say, "If it sounds to good to be true . . . . . "
DG
Great, can you look up the people that keep trying to give me a share of
their multimillionare dollar oil scheme? All they want is my bank info
their multimillionare dollar oil scheme? All they want is my bank info
Oct 17th 2003, 7:24 am
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GoodLuck to you both
Cathese
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Oct 17th 2003, 2:53 pm
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Thanks, Cathese.
Has your approved petition reached the NVC yet? If not, call them to find out. Once they send it on to Lagos, ask them what the case number is (it's usually LGS XXXX XXX XXX). Then you can start sending email to the consulate using that case number so they can confirm receipt (should take no more than 1-2 weeks). In my experience, they respond to email enquiries within 3-4 days. As you probably already know, once they confirm receipt of the approved petition, don't wait to receive the integrated pkt 3/pkt 4. Go to the consulate with the second NOA, sufficient identification and (if applicable), printouts of the email telling you the petition has been received. You'll receive the forms and have an interview date scheduled right away. I should tell you that they seem to fix the interview close to the expiration of the approval validity period. Nothing malicious about that . . . it's just a reflection of the sheer volume of visas they process.
Best of luck in what remains of the process.
DG
Has your approved petition reached the NVC yet? If not, call them to find out. Once they send it on to Lagos, ask them what the case number is (it's usually LGS XXXX XXX XXX). Then you can start sending email to the consulate using that case number so they can confirm receipt (should take no more than 1-2 weeks). In my experience, they respond to email enquiries within 3-4 days. As you probably already know, once they confirm receipt of the approved petition, don't wait to receive the integrated pkt 3/pkt 4. Go to the consulate with the second NOA, sufficient identification and (if applicable), printouts of the email telling you the petition has been received. You'll receive the forms and have an interview date scheduled right away. I should tell you that they seem to fix the interview close to the expiration of the approval validity period. Nothing malicious about that . . . it's just a reflection of the sheer volume of visas they process.
Best of luck in what remains of the process.
DG
Originally posted by Cathese
GoodLuck to you both
Cathese
GoodLuck to you both
Cathese
Oct 17th 2003, 7:18 pm
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Originally posted by DaGeek
My wife's interview takes place at the end of the month. I'll be in Lagos the weekend of Oct 24 and we'll be going to the consulate together.
My wife's interview takes place at the end of the month. I'll be in Lagos the weekend of Oct 24 and we'll be going to the consulate together.
Yes, I have a vested interest in your experience also, as my honeybunny went through the same ruthless V.I. consulate. (We'll be filing together for removal of conditions in the not-to-distant future.)
All the best.
