wankinmaster
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Woah! that one is great.
Dv 2013 kenyan selectees report here!!!!
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Woah! that one is great.
Yes you are very much right i just checked our copies. Then the Embassy should let Kenyans know about the grading coz its painful to pay for all that alafu you are told that you dont meet the academic requirement which if you new cant waste time and money
So there is a possiblity of two things the next bulletin for January will be upto 18700 or 20500 so my interview will either be in January or February God give me patiency anxiety is killing me.
heri wewe! mine maybe july huko
wankinmaster
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Dear Members,
Prayers, prayers, prayers,
I usually hear that prayers can move mountains........................Only tomorrow and then on Tuesday morning I'll get dropped on the consular section thru United Nations avenue...........God bless as I n My family wake up that day en route to Embassy, thru all gates, thru all rooms, thru interview, thru Visas getting approved and thru posting a successful interview. My God I pray and believe. Amen
Prayers, prayers, prayers,
I usually hear that prayers can move mountains........................Only tomorrow and then on Tuesday morning I'll get dropped on the consular section thru United Nations avenue...........God bless as I n My family wake up that day en route to Embassy, thru all gates, thru all rooms, thru interview, thru Visas getting approved and thru posting a successful interview. My God I pray and believe. Amen
Amen! May it be done as your heart desires....We all join hands in prayers and it shall be well with you!!!!!!
Re-take
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87837.pdf
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87838.pdf
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87840.pdf
Excerpts from http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87838.pdf
9 FAM 42.33 N7.3 Education Evaluation
(CT:VISA-1555; 09-30-2010)
U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 9 - Visas
9 FAM 42.33 Notes Page 8 of 11
a. Each post needs to determine what course of study is equivalent to a high school education or its equivalent in the host country. Previously, posts were provided with a guidebook that provided information on high school equivalency country by country. That guidebook ("Foreign Education Credentials Required”) is no longer in print and is not available in updated format. You should not rely on it for your evaluation of high school credentials. You should make use of the resources found in your Public Diplomacy (PD) section to determine comparable courses of study in the host country that would meet the definition of a high school education or its equivalent. Contacts in the host country’s Ministry of Education may also be of help. If you have questions about certificates and diplomas, you should consult with your public diplomacy section, including EducationUSA advisors and locally engaged staff, as they are valuable resources in evaluating local education systems. PD personnel advise prospective students and evaluate their educational backgrounds and have experience with and knowledge of local schools. To determine the authenticity of any particular document, you will need to work with your Fraud Prevention staff to develop expertise in making that determination. Interviewing officers may wish to consult with other posts when in doubt about the authenticity of educational certificates from countries outside their consular district.
b. A DV refusal must be based on evidence that the alien did not in fact obtain the required degree and not on your assessment of the alien's knowledge level. You may not administer an exam, either oral or written, to test an applicant’s basic knowledge in order to determine whether they have the equivalent of a U.S. high school education. You may not refuse a DV applicant solely on the basis of your analysis of the applicant's basic knowledge. Doubts about the applicant’s claimed educational level raised by your interview, however, may lead you to investigate the authenticity of the educational credentials claimed by the DV applicant.
The use of the word may gives them a lot of discretion in adjudicating cases thus making one's case subjective.If the word "will" substituted "may" in the sentence,then it would be absolute_no contest.
9 FAM 42.33 N10.2 Processing Cases to Conclusion
(CT:VISA-910; 10-23-2007)
We can appreciate posts' efforts to prescreen applications allowing unqualified applicants to withdraw their applications to avoid paying the required fees. Nevertheless, it is important to process such cases to conclusion and not to simply allow the candidate to withdraw the application. Instances have arisen where DV winners who were advised not to make an application at a post abroad have then entered the United States and requested adjustment of status processing at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Now you know why KCC/US embassy wont disqualify you until u r before the CO during the interview & he/she delivers the bad news.
Excerpts from http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87840.pdf
9 FAM 42.33 PN4 CREATION OF IMMIGRANT VISA FILE
(CT:VISA-754; 07-27-2005)
U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 9 - Visas
9 FAM 42.33 Procedural Notes Page 4 of 7
The KCC will create a DV immigrant visa (IV) file on the principal applicant and qualifying dependents. These files will be shipped to post prior to the visa interview. In cases where a potentially disqualifying factor has been identified at the KCC during case creation, a note will be made in the electronic case file. The file folder will then be stamped “KCC FPU Reviewed” and a red memorandum noting the existence of the disqualifying factor will be included in the paper file for post action.[/COLOR]
And now u know.....
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87837.pdf
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87838.pdf
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87840.pdf
Excerpts from http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87838.pdf
9 FAM 42.33 N7.3 Education Evaluation
(CT:VISA-1555; 09-30-2010)
U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 9 - Visas
9 FAM 42.33 Notes Page 8 of 11
a. Each post needs to determine what course of study is equivalent to a high school education or its equivalent in the host country. Previously, posts were provided with a guidebook that provided information on high school equivalency country by country. That guidebook ("Foreign Education Credentials Required”) is no longer in print and is not available in updated format. You should not rely on it for your evaluation of high school credentials. You should make use of the resources found in your Public Diplomacy (PD) section to determine comparable courses of study in the host country that would meet the definition of a high school education or its equivalent. Contacts in the host country’s Ministry of Education may also be of help. If you have questions about certificates and diplomas, you should consult with your public diplomacy section, including EducationUSA advisors and locally engaged staff, as they are valuable resources in evaluating local education systems. PD personnel advise prospective students and evaluate their educational backgrounds and have experience with and knowledge of local schools. To determine the authenticity of any particular document, you will need to work with your Fraud Prevention staff to develop expertise in making that determination. Interviewing officers may wish to consult with other posts when in doubt about the authenticity of educational certificates from countries outside their consular district.
b. A DV refusal must be based on evidence that the alien did not in fact obtain the required degree and not on your assessment of the alien's knowledge level. You may not administer an exam, either oral or written, to test an applicant’s basic knowledge in order to determine whether they have the equivalent of a U.S. high school education. You may not refuse a DV applicant solely on the basis of your analysis of the applicant's basic knowledge. Doubts about the applicant’s claimed educational level raised by your interview, however, may lead you to investigate the authenticity of the educational credentials claimed by the DV applicant.
The use of the word may gives them a lot of discretion in adjudicating cases thus making one's case subjective.If the word "will" substituted "may" in the sentence,then it would be absolute_no contest.
9 FAM 42.33 N10.2 Processing Cases to Conclusion
(CT:VISA-910; 10-23-2007)
We can appreciate posts' efforts to prescreen applications allowing unqualified applicants to withdraw their applications to avoid paying the required fees. Nevertheless, it is important to process such cases to conclusion and not to simply allow the candidate to withdraw the application. Instances have arisen where DV winners who were advised not to make an application at a post abroad have then entered the United States and requested adjustment of status processing at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Now you know why KCC/US embassy wont disqualify you until u r before the CO during the interview & he/she delivers the bad news.
Excerpts from http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87840.pdf
9 FAM 42.33 PN4 CREATION OF IMMIGRANT VISA FILE
(CT:VISA-754; 07-27-2005)
U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 9 - Visas
9 FAM 42.33 Procedural Notes Page 4 of 7
The KCC will create a DV immigrant visa (IV) file on the principal applicant and qualifying dependents. These files will be shipped to post prior to the visa interview. In cases where a potentially disqualifying factor has been identified at the KCC during case creation, a note will be made in the electronic case file. The file folder will then be stamped “KCC FPU Reviewed” and a red memorandum noting the existence of the disqualifying factor will be included in the paper file for post action.[/COLOR]
And now u know.....
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But u will have to present/submit ur KCSE cert.......& that's the rider.He/she will go thru it 2 c whether u have a C & above(& also confirm whether its genuine or fake).
Amen....
Now that's why we thank the Almighty for this site in order for all of us be better prepared.Since this above C rule isnt on paper..to mean its subjective...one might decide to take his/her chances.So far from what I've read,It doesn't matter how perfect ur docs r,one can be disqualified for thee smallest of reasons.
Bottomline:we do our part & let GOD do HIS....amen.
You have made my day, kwani even when you have a marriage certificate from the registrar you have to carry the photos of the event
Welcome to the visa race
PS;marriage certs can be faked.
wankinmaster
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You have said it.Welcome to the visa race
PS;marriage certs can be faked.
wankinmaster
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Thankz
wankinmaster
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In 2013 fiscal year, this is my last day to wait for my interview. May I n' ma family get relaxed tomorrow in a good & a positive way.
amiiiiin to that
We admire you and family. Your suffering days are over. just go nail it on the top. We are praying for your success!
You have made my day, kwani even when you have a marriage certificate from the registrar you have to carry the photos of the event
Makiki, a marriage certificate is not enough. They want pictures of the wedding, they want to see pictures of you two when you are still dating. Go through the thread forums you will see how much information you have to provide to prove that the relationship is genuine; and not something you cooked up becoz of the DV.
Will say a prayer for you. All the best for kesho.