thanks utamaduni...waiting for Nairobba to pass the baton..hope he picks it up from kenapol..
Good morning good people?
The day is 5th Dec 2013, time 6am at US embassy consular section gate. After a few minutes the gate is opened, we line up for security screening......pass 1,...gate two screening Pass.
We are issued with numbers and told to wait...
Shortly our number is called to window number 4 for verification by a black lady. She approves and asks us to proceed for payment. Paid
Back to waiting bay.
Shortly my wife's name is called, being the principal applicant, to window number six. She is asked to call us(my daughter and I)...pap!
CO:I want the two of you raise your right hand side and swear.
ME/wife: swear
C
Me: Yes
Co: (to my wife): What have you done since you completed High School?
Wife: blaa blaaa wa waaah
Co: (to wife)Where are you going to stay in the US?
Wife: Georgia
CO: what is the rship with the host?
Wife: My brother.
CO: YOU BETTER CALL AND TELL HIM YOU ARE COMMING, CONGRATULATIONS!
Me and wife: THANK YOU!!!
Then she educates us on DHL registration, and USCIS fees. Gives us forms containing instructions.
My overall experience: The visa is yours, only waiting for you to pick it once you have all correct documentations.
But always remember this godly saying when you are inside there: "BE STILL, AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD!"
Good morning good people?
The day is 5th Dec 2013, time 6am at US embassy consular section gate. After a few minutes the gate is opened, we line up for security screening......pass 1,...gate two screening Pass.
We are issued with numbers and told to wait...
Shortly our number is called to window number 4 for verification by a black lady. She approves and asks us to proceed for payment. Paid
Back to waiting bay.
Shortly my wife's name is called, being the principal applicant, to window number six. She is asked to call us(my daughter and I)...pap!
CO:I want the two of you raise your right hand side and swear.
ME/wife: swear
C
Me: Yes
Co: (to my wife): What have you done since you completed High School?
Wife: blaa blaaa wa waaah
Co: (to wife)Where are you going to stay in the US?
Wife: Georgia
CO: what is the rship with the host?
Wife: My brother.
CO: YOU BETTER CALL AND TELL HIM YOU ARE COMMING, CONGRATULATIONS!
Me and wife: THANK YOU!!!
Then she educates us on DHL registration, and USCIS fees. Gives us forms containing instructions.
My overall experience: The visa is yours, only waiting for you to pick it once you have all correct documentations.
But always remember this godly saying when you are inside there: "BE STILL, AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD!"
Sorry for not updating y'all on the progress of my medical exercise, but as Olelenku pointed out, it was a successful process. It was also awesome having Olelenku there, so glad to meet at least one person from the forum. We got to talking as a pastime and funny thing is, we are in the same industry job wise!!! I learnt a lot from him to be honest, I'm not sure the reverse is true.LOL.this guy is fully prepared bana if anything happens and he lands in the US like now now, he'll be so comfortable am sure he can call his neighbors by their names. We kept on missing our appointments every time tho' coz we both love to eat we kept on going out to look for food only to come back and find people queued in behind us had been called in before us. I think I should also point out to forumites how there were about a handful of DV applicants there, we tried adding them up they didn't get to 5!! I'm saying this to give some form of reassurance to the guys with CNs in the 80k, 90k, 100k range that as long as they keep on keeping on, they shouldn't worry coz they sure will get their fair share of the spoils when their time comes. And it may come in way sooner than you think/expect. Patience can't be over emphasized in this process.
Ooh and those vaccines tho', walalala those things are LEGIT!!! They kick in PROMPTLY!!PAP!! I'm not sure about other people, but myself I have serious side effects from those things, maybe its just me. Sorry Olelenku for throwing you under the bus like this but haha this guy is scared of injections,WHAT!! He had to psych himself up to go in and after he was done getting them, he was so excited guy was like Usain Bolt running across the tape numero uno!!he ran out the clinic pumping his fists in the air shouting YES YES while at the same time scratching his itchy shoulders, guy even forgot to take his Vaccination cert. It was so funny.
The doctors and nurses there are so friendly, they are multilingual, warm and all the positive adjectives you can find to describe. It cost me Kshs 19448 for everything, and the same for Olelenku. Yellow fever shots were not administered there, I guess we are gonna have to go get it some place else. Olelenku mentioned to me something about the US not being strict on yellow fever shots, but you have to realize you are from Africa, personally I won't take my chances on being quarantined for 10days at my P.O.E. I'll go get it and get a proper certificate for that.
The only downside I can point out is after all the working out I have been doing this whole past 2 MONTHS, reading all about the beautiful SHE doctors with beautiful eyes cute smiles and nice nails...my physical check was done by a MAN!! The only MAN DOCTOR!!I mean, what ARE THE ODDS???? He found my one pack and hairy legs soo unappealing I didn't even fully undress. Guy told me congrats u r ok while throwing me my cd towards the exit door and he facing the other direction.MEH!
Are you by any chance a writer you can be an author eh yawSorry for not updating y'all on the progress of my medical exercise, but as Olelenku pointed out, it was a successful process. It was also awesome having Olelenku there, so glad to meet at least one person from the forum. We got to talking as a pastime and funny thing is, we are in the same industry job wise!!! I learnt a lot from him to be honest, I'm not sure the reverse is true.LOL.this guy is fully prepared bana if anything happens and he lands in the US like now now, he'll be so comfortable am sure he can call his neighbors by their names. We kept on missing our appointments every time tho' coz we both love to eat we kept on going out to look for food only to come back and find people queued in behind us had been called in before us. I think I should also point out to forumites how there were about a handful of DV applicants there, we tried adding them up they didn't get to 5!! I'm saying this to give some form of reassurance to the guys with CNs in the 80k, 90k, 100k range that as long as they keep on keeping on, they shouldn't worry coz they sure will get their fair share of the spoils when their time comes. And it may come in way sooner than you think/expect. Patience can't be over emphasized in this process.
Ooh and those vaccines tho', walalala those things are LEGIT!!! They kick in PROMPTLY!!PAP!! I'm not sure about other people, but myself I have serious side effects from those things, maybe its just me. Sorry Olelenku for throwing you under the bus like this but haha this guy is scared of injections,WHAT!! He had to psych himself up to go in and after he was done getting them, he was so excited guy was like Usain Bolt running across the tape numero uno!!he ran out the clinic pumping his fists in the air shouting YES YES while at the same time scratching his itchy shoulders, guy even forgot to take his Vaccination cert. It was so funny.
The doctors and nurses there are so friendly, they are multilingual, warm and all the positive adjectives you can find to describe. It cost me Kshs 19448 for everything, and the same for Olelenku. Yellow fever shots were not administered there, I guess we are gonna have to go get it some place else. Olelenku mentioned to me something about the US not being strict on yellow fever shots, but you have to realize you are from Africa, personally I won't take my chances on being quarantined for 10days at my P.O.E. I'll go get it and get a proper certificate for that.
The only downside I can point out is after all the working out I have been doing this whole past 2 MONTHS, reading all about the beautiful SHE doctors with beautiful eyes cute smiles and nice nails...my physical check was done by a MAN!! The only MAN DOCTOR!!I mean, what ARE THE ODDS???? He found my one pack and hairy legs soo unappealing I didn't even fully undress. Guy told me congrats u r ok while throwing me my cd towards the exit door and he facing the other direction.MEH!
Sorry, I didn't post for a long time but you were all in prayers. I'm coming back and I'm really very very happy for you brothers and sisters. Congrats to those who got their visa and may God keep you safe. those who wait for their 2NL, medicals or interview I wish you to go in the Holy Name.
Good morning good people?
The day is 5th Dec 2013, time 6am at US embassy consular section gate. After a few minutes the gate is opened, we line up for security screening......pass 1,...gate two screening Pass.
We are issued with numbers and told to wait...
Shortly our number is called to window number 4 for verification by a black lady. She approves and asks us to proceed for payment. Paid
Back to waiting bay.
Shortly my wife's name is called, being the principal applicant, to window number six. She is asked to call us(my daughter and I)...pap!
CO:I want the two of you raise your right hand side and swear.
ME/wife: swear
C
Me: Yes
Co: (to my wife): What have you done since you completed High School?
Wife: blaa blaaa wa waaah
Co: (to wife)Where are you going to stay in the US?
Wife: Georgia
CO: what is the rship with the host?
Wife: My brother.
CO: YOU BETTER CALL AND TELL HIM YOU ARE COMMING, CONGRATULATIONS!
Me and wife: THANK YOU!!!
Then she educates us on DHL registration, and USCIS fees. Gives us forms containing instructions.
My overall experience: The visa is yours, only waiting for you to pick it once you have all correct documentations.
But always remember this godly saying when you are inside there: "BE STILL, AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD!"