I don't think you shld reschedule the interview. Its just a few days after your visa has expired till your interview date. Once you get your visa sorted you can then move to the U.S from the U.K and don't have to go back to your home country.
I'm using two WAEC result. One is with credit in English language while the other is not. Please, hope this result wont raise a negative concern? Meanwhile the combine result is of seven credit grade and also I have B.Eng in Petroleum Engineering.
I would be Glad to have forumite insight concerning this.
The trend forumite, we, 2012 dv winners depend on your past experience. Please help us and contribute to our successful up-coming interview.
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hello forumites i have spent 2 months now in America...well things re going well,am jst taking everytin step by step until i get to the top...hope every 1 is doing okay also in America ????? hope we didnt leave anyone behind in nigeria??
Anyway i want to change my address which is already on file ,how do i go about it?
Please how can I reschedule my interview. Is there any problem that can come out of the rescheduling? Thanks!
Hello house, it has been a while i made input to this thread. Though i hav been visiting on a regular basis on the events and happeninigs. i hav been busy with marital plans and i am happy to announce to the house that i was suceesfully married on 22nd of october. Meanwhile, it is time to rekindle the "Obama dream" with my fellow brethren in this forum. i will be moving to the US on 30th Nov, this month end and i need your prayers for a successful jorney to God's own country. I love u all, and God bless u all.
Pls can anyone tell me on how to go about my SSN?
Thanks for your response .I am in New Jersey.Which State are u in?
Anyway, just go to the nearest Social Security office and fill out the form there.Go along with your International Passport, in order to identify urself.
Welcome to America!
POE was easy. Got to the border (the one at Champlain at the Quebec/NY border) around 9.00 am on sept ,29 and told to head to secondary with our sealed package from the consulate. Parked the car and went inside. I was only sitting for less than 5 minutes before a lady called us up. She asked us about where we are moving and a few other questions. She then opened the sealed envelope and make sure the addresses were right, so the green card and SSN would be sent to the right place. wewere then instructed to sit down while she went over the forms. About 30 minutes later, I was finally called back up and she took my fingerprints. And not electronically, the old way with ink and paper. She was having problems doing my fingerprint, so another guy came to take them. He was extremely nice and even joked with me. Once he took my fingerprint, I was then asked to sign this tiny box. The lady told me to sign . And then I got my passport back and that was it! We were at the border for less than an hour.
The first item was a welcome letter 3 weeks after.the following week The second, and more exciting, piece of mail was my green card. Arrived as Priority Mail, oh boy! Let me tell you, there are a LOT of security features on this green card. And the back is super cool. There's this portion at the top that looks like a negative for old pictures, and if you look closely, there's a second picture of me, as well as info like my birth date, USCIS receipt number, A#, etc. Above this, there are tiny little pictures of all the US states. And then below, there's a picture of all the US presidents (including Obama, the newest). They definitely don't want this card to be forged in any way!