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Dv 2013 kenyan selectees report here!!!!

Team 2013, I have been scouring the net the last few weeks and saw something that under petitioner one should write their names. I had put N/A in mine as I remember seeing this answer somewhere when googling on how to fill the forms. My question to all who have passed the interview, did any of you put N/A under petitioner?
 
All set waiting for the medicals next week.booked n paid the medicals already police good conduct picking next week.All the august babies all the best.2nl peeping last lot get ready.
 
hy fellow wiiners !does the 2NL include the interview date and can you have the medical report done a day before the interview at the embassy and the police report to? Thanks and God bless you .He loves you james 1;17

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pekindu said:
posterboy,
i wrote my names and my current contacts in kenya. hope that helps
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That's what most people write, but I have read some people also put N/A. Just wondering if there's anyone who who has navigated the process successfully and had N/A under petitioner.
 
uganda1 said:
So we got to the embassy this morning at 5:45 for a 6:30am appointment. We where about 10-15 people/families back in the line, but when we came up to the second check point, the lady moved us forward to 4th place, I guess b'se we had young children with us.

At the main reception, we are given a number and a small form to file out (Name, CN, contacts) and told to wait.

Next step is presenting all our documents, certificates etc (please have a photocopy of every document). For those from UG, they need your O-level certificate. I didn't have mine, b'se it got lost, but had my transcript, A-level certificate and Bachelor and Master degrees, so that might have helped me through. But maybe I was just lucky, so please have your O-level certificate as it is the basic requirement. After presenting these, we paid the visa fee and had another wait.

Next was digital finger-printing, then you wait again to do the actual interview.

This wait was especially long in our case, b'se as I mentioned last week, there was a delay in working on our x-rays, so we had to wait to do the interview until the medical report arrived from IOM.

Eventually we are called to the final window. The interview itself was just for formality, b'se when we where done, we were given forms to follow up with the process, which had details like our CN hand written already. So my guess was they had already decided to give us the visa b4 we were interviewed and only if we contradicted the info we gave, would they deny the visa or put us on AP.

Basically, I was asked 3 questions (1) about my study (what had I done after secondary school, which was go on to University), (2) how we will support ourselves b4 we get a job and (3) about the children (I have one from a previous relationship, so asked if I had consent of the Mum to take the child. I had a court granted custody letter, so that covered it.)

All said and done, we where cleared at about 10:15am

So my advice to all still to come, is the same as we have heard from those that have gone thru it before, just have confidence in the information you already submitted and you'll be ok.

Heading back to UG 2moro and will wait for the visas from there, esp b'se the kids have to go back to school.
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Congrats.
 
uganda1 said:
so we got to the embassy this morning at 5:45 for a 6:30am appointment. We where about 10-15 people/families back in the line, but when we came up to the second check point, the lady moved us forward to 4th place, i guess b'se we had young children with us.

At the main reception, we are given a number and a small form to file out (name, cn, contacts) and told to wait.

Next step is presenting all our documents, certificates etc (please have a photocopy of every document). For those from ug, they need your o-level certificate. I didn't have mine, b'se it got lost, but had my transcript, a-level certificate and bachelor and master degrees, so that might have helped me through. But maybe i was just lucky, so please have your o-level certificate as it is the basic requirement. After presenting these, we paid the visa fee and had another wait.

Next was digital finger-printing, then you wait again to do the actual interview.

This wait was especially long in our case, b'se as i mentioned last week, there was a delay in working on our x-rays, so we had to wait to do the interview until the medical report arrived from iom.

Eventually we are called to the final window. The interview itself was just for formality, b'se when we where done, we were given forms to follow up with the process, which had details like our cn hand written already. So my guess was they had already decided to give us the visa b4 we were interviewed and only if we contradicted the info we gave, would they deny the visa or put us on ap.

Basically, i was asked 3 questions (1) about my study (what had i done after secondary school, which was go on to university), (2) how we will support ourselves b4 we get a job and (3) about the children (i have one from a previous relationship, so asked if i had consent of the mum to take the child. I had a court granted custody letter, so that covered it.)

all said and done, we where cleared at about 10:15am

so my advice to all still to come, is the same as we have heard from those that have gone thru it before, just have confidence in the information you already submitted and you'll be ok.

Heading back to ug 2moro and will wait for the visas from there, esp b'se the kids have to go back to school.
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glory to god congrats
 
Finally CURRENT. September 12 it is. amen.
2NL for backbenchers landed today.
 
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hy fellow winners !does the 2NL include the interview date and can you have the medical report done a day before the interview at the embassy and the police report to? Thanks and God bless you .He loves you james 1;17

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solwach said:
Congs Ediofeboyz, lets do it
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hy fellow winners !does the 2NL include the interview date ?And can medical report be done a day or two before the interview at the embassy plus police report to? Or what is necessarily the purpose of 2NL apart from showing that your number is current? is there any set time by kcc for doing the medical stuff and getting your paper work ready before the interview date? Thanks and God bless you .He loves you james 1;17

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nickelly said:
Today's devotion

In Psalm 139:16,

David says that God knows all our days even before any of them takes shape. In the above passage from the Book of Ephesians, Paul tells us that we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. Friend, I pray that you will not miss your place in the plans of God in Jesus Faithful Name, Amen. I also pray that God will reveal to you in dreams and visions the great and mighty plans that He has for you and your family.:)
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Amen
 
nickelly said:
The story is so sad that's why I ask every forum member to focus on why God has given you this chance, make use of it, those who have families ensure that the love you have for your family will not change. Let us also ask God's help so us to turn away from every wickedness. Let us ask Him to forgive us our trespasses, grant us a spirit of humility and heal our land according to His promise in 2 Chronicles 7:14. There is much more however, let us ask God by His Holy Spirit to guide us in the prayer for our families. The enemy is there to kill and destroy families even here in Kenya its not exceptional. All I ask you is to cover your family with the blood, commit your time with God and I know you will make it. before any thing happens in the physical God will show you in the spiritual Ream. But all am saying is FEAR NOT, God has not given us the spirit of Fear.

In Isaiah 41:10

"Fear not, for I Am with you; do not look around you in terror and be dismayed, for I AM your God. I will strengthen and harden you to difficulties, yes, I will help you; yes, I will hold you up and retain you with my right hand of rightness and justice.

Jesus asks you a question...Matthew 6:27.

"who of you by worrying and being anxious can add one unit of measure (cubit) to his stature or to the Span of his life" :)
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Thank Nickelly, dear house mate let us be focus on one Person who God, , trust in him in prayers and let Him take control of a very situation our our life
 
uganda1 said:
So we got to the embassy this morning at 5:45 for a 6:30am appointment. We where about 10-15 people/families back in the line, but when we came up to the second check point, the lady moved us forward to 4th place, I guess b'se we had young children with us.

At the main reception, we are given a number and a small form to file out (Name, CN, contacts) and told to wait.

Next step is presenting all our documents, certificates etc (please have a photocopy of every document). For those from UG, they need your O-level certificate. I didn't have mine, b'se it got lost, but had my transcript, A-level certificate and Bachelor and Master degrees, so that might have helped me through. But maybe I was just lucky, so please have your O-level certificate as it is the basic requirement. After presenting these, we paid the visa fee and had another wait.

Next was digital finger-printing, then you wait again to do the actual interview.

This wait was especially long in our case, b'se as I mentioned last week, there was a delay in working on our x-rays, so we had to wait to do the interview until the medical report arrived from IOM.

Eventually we are called to the final window. The interview itself was just for formality, b'se when we where done, we were given forms to follow up with the process, which had details like our CN hand written already. So my guess was they had already decided to give us the visa b4 we were interviewed and only if we contradicted the info we gave, would they deny the visa or put us on AP.

Basically, I was asked 3 questions (1) about my study (what had I done after secondary school, which was go on to University), (2) how we will support ourselves b4 we get a job and (3) about the children (I have one from a previous relationship, so asked if I had consent of the Mum to take the child. I had a court granted custody letter, so that covered it.)

All said and done, we where cleared at about 10:15am

So my advice to all still to come, is the same as we have heard from those that have gone thru it before, just have confidence in the information you already submitted and you'll be ok.

Heading back to UG 2moro and will wait for the visas from there, esp b'se the kids have to go back to school.
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Praisssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeee the Lord, we that God Uganda1, you have open the door of success for all July babies and your success is for all of us July and the rest of members going to visa. You are 1st in the 2nd half of the year. God bless you Familly
 
uganda1 said:
So we got to the embassy this morning at 5:45 for a 6:30am appointment. We where about 10-15 people/families back in the line, but when we came up to the second check point, the lady moved us forward to 4th place, I guess b'se we had young children with us.

At the main reception, we are given a number and a small form to file out (Name, CN, contacts) and told to wait.

Next step is presenting all our documents, certificates etc (please have a photocopy of every document). For those from UG, they need your O-level certificate. I didn't have mine, b'se it got lost, but had my transcript, A-level certificate and Bachelor and Master degrees, so that might have helped me through. But maybe I was just lucky, so please have your O-level certificate as it is the basic requirement. After presenting these, we paid the visa fee and had another wait.

Next was digital finger-printing, then you wait again to do the actual interview.

This wait was especially long in our case, b'se as I mentioned last week, there was a delay in working on our x-rays, so we had to wait to do the interview until the medical report arrived from IOM.

Eventually we are called to the final window. The interview itself was just for formality, b'se when we where done, we were given forms to follow up with the process, which had details like our CN hand written already. So my guess was they had already decided to give us the visa b4 we were interviewed and only if we contradicted the info we gave, would they deny the visa or put us on AP.

Basically, I was asked 3 questions (1) about my study (what had I done after secondary school, which was go on to University), (2) how we will support ourselves b4 we get a job and (3) about the children (I have one from a previous relationship, so asked if I had consent of the Mum to take the child. I had a court granted custody letter, so that covered it.)

All said and done, we where cleared at about 10:15am

So my advice to all still to come, is the same as we have heard from those that have gone thru it before, just have confidence in the information you already submitted and you'll be ok.

Heading back to UG 2moro and will wait for the visas from there, esp b'se the kids have to go back to school.
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Uganda1 concerning the question how will support urself b4 getting a job whe did say, did give them evidence.Thanks for ur answer
 
We had our medicals yesterday in Yaounde, and it took us a whole day to go through the process. But some happened, the kids did have their TB test, lack of test in the Country and we were to the Dr will write a letter to the Embassy concerning that, and my hussy had a scar on his X-ray, we hope is nothing serious, he went for other test. I trust God, it something benign.Keep my family in prayers
 
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