OK..waiting for 2nl..
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Thanks guys.
My CN is in the 7000s and will be current in Nov. However I sent my DS forms late and so my 2nl will also be late. Thanks for correcting me about the AP... I meant AS. So guys, how early should I come. I have read from earlier posts that 2 weeks is enough for KNEC, how about medicals and police?
BTW, Notez is a she.... lol
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Thanks guys.
My CN is in the 7000s and will be current in Nov. However I sent my DS forms late and so my 2nl will also be late. Thanks for correcting me about the AP... I meant AS. So guys, how early should I come. I have read from earlier posts that 2 weeks is enough for KNEC, how about medicals and police?
BTW, Notez is a she.... lol
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Jorj
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Thank you for tellin' us your gender, It helps us to differentiate and to help us address you accordingly
On the other matter now, It's true KNEC can do that in 2 wks,
However on the other hand a police clearance takes about a Month or so to be processed(Depending on the area that you come from
)I "heard" that to do the medicals it Normally takes 2 working days at IOM Nairobi, but Medicals can take alittle bit more time if IOM detects some issues with your health(God Forbid). They'll actually require more time to ascertain.
3-2 mnths prior to the interview date si mbaaaya. Take care of this things early to avoid rescheduling or last minute rush.
Glad to help where I can.
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hallo gurus and newbiz hope u r doing great ! Nairoba i got the namba from kcc i made a call to them ,olelenku u will b current with the next bulletin ,waitin anxiously for your interview experience ! To the new member welcome to the 2014 family and sucess to all of you!
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Proverbs 3;5-6
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Jorj
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Thanks Akelloh...with the strength of your prayers ..I hope to clear this obstacle IJN.....well,have not checked the VB if its out but am yet to receive my 2NL....
Thanks Akelloh...with the strength of your prayers ..I hope to clear this obstacle IJN.....well,have not checked the VB if its out but am yet to receive my 2NL....
Thank you for tellin' us your gender, It helps us to differentiate and to help us address you accordingly
On the other matter now, It's true KNEC can do that in 2 wks,
However on the other hand a police clearance takes about a Month or so to be processed(Depending on the area that you come from
I "heard" that to do the medicals it Normally takes 2 working days at IOM Nairobi, but Medicals can take alittle bit more time if IOM detects some issues with your health(God Forbid). They'll actually require more time to ascertain.
3-2 mnths prior to the interview date si mbaaaya. Take care of this things early to avoid rescheduling or last minute rush.
Glad to help where I can.
Thank you Jorj.
I understand your point about being early is best. I will see what I can do. I wonder if police clearences in Nairobi take long.
Anyway....I will do want I can and leave the rest to God. Nothing is impossible with Him.
Thanks again.
Very nice scripture. Gives me rest in all of life's challenges.
yeah notez ushapata your 2nl? waiting for your interview experience
All I can see is that for Dec. the cut off for rest of Africa is 17,900. whatever you mean by 62229 is best known to yourself
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Skache
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If you go to the CID headquarters, you will have your police clearance in a week! In case of an emergency (of course with proof) in which case your 2NL will suffice, you can get it in less than a week.
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Nope, bado sijaget. I called yesterday and they told me to check my email daily. It could be anyday.
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Family2133
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Man I have been so busy and up country but I have been following whatever was happening on the forum, I have been one of the guests.
I got a mail from IOM that my medical appointment was shifted from 21st to 22nd bcs 21st is a public holiday in Kenya, so I will be doing my medicals on the 22nd, I will keep you posted. Are u back from Zambia?
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| Beth02 | DV2014AF00008*** | Kenya | Nov 2013 | Current |
| Partitas | DV2014AF00009xxx | Kenya | Nov 2013 | Current |
| Godia | DV2014AF00011*** | Kenya | Nov 2013 | Current |
| Family2133 | DV2014AF00011*** | Uganda | Nov 2013 | Current |
| ooadeniyi | DV2014AF00008*** | Nigeria | Dec 2013 | Current |
| samolaniyi | DV2014AF00008*** | Kenya | Dec 2013 | Current |
| Olelenku | DV2014AF00012*** | Kenya | Dec 2013 | Current |
| Nairobba | DV2014AF00017*** | Kenya | Dec 2013 | Current |
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Mushy_hot
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i am talking about total numbers, not only Africa, its from every region Africa - 17900. Egypt - 9050. Ethiopia -11000. Nigeria - 8000. Asia - 2650. Europe - 12500. North America - 4. Oceania - 450. SOUTH AMERICA, and the CARIBBEAN - 675 = 62229
hy bro long tym , you have been quite bro how are you holding up ?wishing you success mate ,take care
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