DV 2015 Selectees from Ghana
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SusieQQQ
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I would also like to emphasize that I have no problem with people having faith. What I do have a problem with is the kind of things about faith that have been said on this forum, statements which include (1) people who believe in a certain religion have a better chance of getting their visa (2) people who have serious problems with their entries don't need to worry as long as they have faith (3) people with all their documents in order and who meet the requirements get refused because they don't have faith. None of these are correct, and none of them are helpful to people in the process - in fact some of these statements can be damaging to people. I know why scratches dislikes me so - it is because he has a problem with his entry that he believes faith will solve, so when I say faith will not work on its own he gets upset.
EURO2014
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Citizen K
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hmmmm from scratch to @scratches.. man take a deep breath !! hope u get ur visa though, I sincerely do
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
It's not about "tolerating views". You did not express opinion. You presented factually incorrect statements as the truth. That has nothing to do with cultural diversity.
kwamedv
Active Member
This is a problem a friend is battling with thus his date of birth:
His correct date of birth and on his birth cert is 12/ 08/ 1987 but the agent used 12/12/ 1987 for the edv application.
He has gone for affidavit from the Supreme Court to support it.
Any chance?
His interview is 19th February 2015.
His correct date of birth and on his birth cert is 12/ 08/ 1987 but the agent used 12/12/ 1987 for the edv application.
He has gone for affidavit from the Supreme Court to support it.
Any chance?
His interview is 19th February 2015.
Britsimon
Super Moderator
I'm sure some people have been approved with similar cases and some have been denied. It's a gamble. Hopefully your friend corrected it in the DS260.
T. Shedrick
Member
that is the spirit of this forum, thanks for the apology, lets work together for the good of all our members.
T. Shedrick
Member
sue i urge you to stop the justifications. of your earlier post and do as scratches did, pointing out that he has a problem when he has not said that is a breeding ground for more argument.
aiguo
Well-Known Member
masa masa, i like you so much especially when it comes to faith just that you no dey check the environment and also sometimes make too much normative statements.
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kwamedv
Active Member
Hmmm I don't know that guy's problem, he was the guy I met @ akai during my medicals and he doesn't know the address of his host so your question of correcting it in the DS 260 I wish he knows what that is .....
Lol
I even pleaded with him to join the forum but I don't know what is keeping him till now
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
A DV petition denial is final, there is no appeal.
guykofi
Member
Oga Scratches I beg o, you be crusader or DV applicant. Well please let me remind you that there is a clear difference between the two. If you are a DV applicant, the surest way is to play by the rules first.
Anyhow, my dear forum people yours truly arrived in the states on the 13th of January. I came with Turkish Airlines, their price was good 823usd with a stop at Turkey. However about an hour and half to landing, one guy collapsed on board it was initially a horrifying moment for me. He sat about three rows behind at the window side. When he passed out the lady he shared the seat row with got up, called a cabin crew and started pointing to the direction of the wing through the window, so I thought it was something she saw on the wing until I realized it was someone who collapsed. That incident caused the port authorities in Istanbul to delay our disembarkation for almost an hour cos they needed to be sure he did not collapse out of Ebola or something. This also resulted in some of us missing our flights from Istanbul. We got scheduled for another flight later in the day.
When we arrived at JFK, there was a long queue but it also kind of moved steadily. It got to my turn and I went to an immigration official he asked questions like where I am coming from, what work I do and what brought me to the States, I told him and he asked for the pack and I handed it to him. Before then he took my fingerprint again. He opened the pack studied the documents and asked me to follow him to another room where I believe they were doing the final processing of immigrants, there were lots of us that night. In case anyone is wondering what is in the pack it is your documentation you submitted at the interview; medical and police report, birth, academic and marriage certificates that's all. Please not open the package. So I waited in that processing room for an hour and I was called to come an sign a form and that was all.
I have been in New York since and I am still waiting for my SS card. If it does not come by Tuesday which happens to be the 3rd week after arrival then I will go to the nearest SS office and follow the procedure they have there.
Right now I am on a road trip to Minneapolis will spend about a month there before coming back to NY.
My people this is a dream come true, to walk freely on the streets of the US and even approach police for directions without fear of being bundled and sent home is so real. You can also enjoy this but please, FOLLOW THE RULES!
Anyhow, my dear forum people yours truly arrived in the states on the 13th of January. I came with Turkish Airlines, their price was good 823usd with a stop at Turkey. However about an hour and half to landing, one guy collapsed on board it was initially a horrifying moment for me. He sat about three rows behind at the window side. When he passed out the lady he shared the seat row with got up, called a cabin crew and started pointing to the direction of the wing through the window, so I thought it was something she saw on the wing until I realized it was someone who collapsed. That incident caused the port authorities in Istanbul to delay our disembarkation for almost an hour cos they needed to be sure he did not collapse out of Ebola or something. This also resulted in some of us missing our flights from Istanbul. We got scheduled for another flight later in the day.
When we arrived at JFK, there was a long queue but it also kind of moved steadily. It got to my turn and I went to an immigration official he asked questions like where I am coming from, what work I do and what brought me to the States, I told him and he asked for the pack and I handed it to him. Before then he took my fingerprint again. He opened the pack studied the documents and asked me to follow him to another room where I believe they were doing the final processing of immigrants, there were lots of us that night. In case anyone is wondering what is in the pack it is your documentation you submitted at the interview; medical and police report, birth, academic and marriage certificates that's all. Please not open the package. So I waited in that processing room for an hour and I was called to come an sign a form and that was all.
I have been in New York since and I am still waiting for my SS card. If it does not come by Tuesday which happens to be the 3rd week after arrival then I will go to the nearest SS office and follow the procedure they have there.
Right now I am on a road trip to Minneapolis will spend about a month there before coming back to NY.
My people this is a dream come true, to walk freely on the streets of the US and even approach police for directions without fear of being bundled and sent home is so real. You can also enjoy this but please, FOLLOW THE RULES!
kwamedv
Active Member
It's really a dream come true
cikaflexy
Member
Pls
UOTE="sasudt, post: 2343246, member: 352892"]Hi pals, am Form Ghana and won US lottery..
MY goal is to help you guys out through the documentation process as much as I can... ignore so called "agents", the process is just straight forward not anything that makes you panic, bla bla bla and stuffs...
You can also share your ideas and experience..[/QUOTE]
pls am also a winner n I need help badly
Britsimon
Super Moderator
pls am also a winner n I need help badly[/QUOTE]
You have to explain what you need help with...
cikaflexy
Member
[Q UOTE="Britsimon, post: 2384476, member: 10"]pls am also a winner n I need help badly[/QUOTE]
You have to explain what you need help with...[/QUOTE]
Am I using ma shs certificate or ma shs results slip.
Bcos de date of birth on ma certificate is different frm dat on ma birth cert.but on ma results slip dere s no date of birth.
You have to explain what you need help with...[/QUOTE]
Am I using ma shs certificate or ma shs results slip.
Bcos de date of birth on ma certificate is different frm dat on ma birth cert.but on ma results slip dere s no date of birth.
cikaflexy
Member
Pls can I use ma shs results slip wit no date of birth on it