DV 2015 KENYA SELECTEES FORUM
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Banangeh
Active Member
Cargo indeed pwahahahahaha @Kenyan galI'm curious to know how u r "checking if she can make a good wife".
Umeshakagua hizo cargo nini ingine unakagua
Do you know why they set a specific KCSE grade or qualifying work experience? If you know why, then you will understand why they wont ask for the i-134 form. History has thought us that for the last 3 or more years , nobody has been asked for such a form -maybe you are or will be the first one. Besides, a few hosts, if any, will be willing to give you such information.I don't understand why you keep posting these comments.
The CO MAY ask for the proof of funds and an I134 might therefore be requested/presented. That is clearly spelled out in the rules that govern the DV lottery AND clearly spelled out in the instructions for DV2015 and other DV years AND clearly spelled out on the Nairobi US embassy website AND clearly spelled out on a Q&Q session on the US embassy FB page.
But apparently you know better than the rules, the instructions, the embassy website and the US embassy representative. Really?
http://nairobi.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas.html
https://www.facebook.com/U.S.EmbassyNairobi/posts/10152034097563694
- George WamagataDoes the Embassy require individuals attending their DV interview to submit an Affidavit of Support I-134?, In other words is this financial document a requirement at U.S Embassy Nairobi?
Like · Reply · 2 · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
U.S. Embassy NairobiNo, we do not REQUIRE it, but a consular officer may request it.
Like · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
Do you know why they set a specific KCSE grade or qualifying work experience? If you know why, then you will understand why they wont ask for the i-134 form. History has thought us that for the last 3 or more years , nobody has been asked for such a form -maybe you are or will be the first one. Besides, a few hosts, if any, will be willing to give you such information.I don't understand why you keep posting these comments.
The CO MAY ask for the proof of funds and an I134 might therefore be requested/presented. That is clearly spelled out in the rules that govern the DV lottery AND clearly spelled out in the instructions for DV2015 and other DV years AND clearly spelled out on the Nairobi US embassy website AND clearly spelled out on a Q&Q session on the US embassy FB page.
But apparently you know better than the rules, the instructions, the embassy website and the US embassy representative. Really?
http://nairobi.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas.html
https://www.facebook.com/U.S.EmbassyNairobi/posts/10152034097563694
- George WamagataDoes the Embassy require individuals attending their DV interview to submit an Affidavit of Support I-134?, In other words is this financial document a requirement at U.S Embassy Nairobi?
Like · Reply · 2 · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
U.S. Embassy NairobiNo, we do not REQUIRE it, but a consular officer may request it.
Like · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
http://nairobi.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas.html
"The Diversity Visa process is a bit different from other Immigrant Visas. It involves direct submission of an application during a specified annual time period via www.dvlottery.state.gov. Only if you are selected by the lottery will you receive instructions on how to schedule a visa appointment and complete the required documentation to apply for the Diversity Visa. Note that the I-864/I-134 Affidavit of Support does notapply to DV applicants, unless the Consular Officer specifically requests one at the time of the interview."
No and never. All the 437 or so pages in DV 2013 nobody among the many Kenyan Dv winners was asked for it and you may not be first one after so many years
Britsimon
Super Moderator
They set a specific KCSE grade because they have to comply with a set of rules. That is the same set of rules you think doesn't apply to Kenyans. I really hope no one has problems because of these comments you keep posting.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
I bolded the bit you seem to have ignored in your own post.
Also you talk about 437 pages of a thread, you are entirely missing the point.. Even ignoring the fact that half or more of those pages are bible stuff and nothing to do with DV. How many actual posters are there who talk about successful interview? Now go look up the DV stats for Kenyan selectees, and come back and tell me what a tiny percentage it actually is... And then maybe you will understand why britsimon keeps telling people to be careful. You are basing a strong conclusion on a handful of people out of thousands of selectees.
Look at this link:
http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/diversity-visa/dv2014-selected-entrants.html
4245 Kenyan selectees for DV2014. How many of those post here?
utamaduni
Active Member
IMO i am a dv 2014 and my interview might be in Aug/sep...i am on the process of getting the AOS....reason having lived in Europe for many years...and renewing numerous visas for my self and wife who was on a different visa than mine....I would say better be over prepared than under....they ask fot it or not.!!!...i am not taking chances..at the end of it all it will be me/wife and the CO...and secondly how badly i want the visa....coz Almost all Or All visa issuances are evidence based....to qualify for one....the below statement speaks for it self.....in my interpretation!!
"unless the Consular Officer specifically requests one at the time of the interview."
"unless the Consular Officer specifically requests one at the time of the interview."
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Jorj
Active Member
I don't understand why you keep posting these comments.
The CO MAY ask for the proof of funds and an I134 might therefore be requested/presented. That is clearly spelled out in the rules that govern the DV lottery AND clearly spelled out in the instructions for DV2015 and other DV years AND clearly spelled out on the Nairobi US embassy website AND clearly spelled out on a Q&Q session on the US embassy FB page.
But apparently you know better than the rules, the instructions, the embassy website and the US embassy representative. Really?
http://nairobi.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas.html
https://www.facebook.com/U.S.EmbassyNairobi/posts/10152034097563694
- George WamagataDoes the Embassy require individuals attending their DV interview to submit an Affidavit of Support I-134?, In other words is this financial document a requirement at U.S Embassy Nairobi?
Like · Reply · 2 · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
U.S. Embassy NairobiNo, we do not REQUIRE it, but a consular officer may request it.
Like · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
I don't understand why you keep posting these comments.
The CO MAY ask for the proof of funds and an I134 might therefore be requested/presented. That is clearly spelled out in the rules that govern the DV lottery AND clearly spelled out in the instructions for DV2015 and other DV years AND clearly spelled out on the Nairobi US embassy website AND clearly spelled out on a Q&Q session on the US embassy FB page.
But apparently you know better than the rules, the instructions, the embassy website and the US embassy representative. Really?
http://nairobi.usembassy.gov/immigrant_visas.html
https://www.facebook.com/U.S.EmbassyNairobi/posts/10152034097563694
- George WamagataDoes the Embassy require individuals attending their DV interview to submit an Affidavit of Support I-134?, In other words is this financial document a requirement at U.S Embassy Nairobi?
Like · Reply · 2 · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
U.S. Embassy NairobiNo, we do not REQUIRE it, but a consular officer may request it.
Like · 24 October 2013 at 04:03
Britsimon, Actually I'm the one who asked that during a one on one chat on facebuk. I still remember that answer clearly.
And yes that's my facebuk page
Jorj
Active Member
Believe me Koechf you won't be able to forget about DV. It's now part of your life As from the day you found out that you are a selectee and until the day you'll get all your papers in the U.S.
I've been there, tried to forget, swore to forget, indulged in all the activities that would keep me more occupied but at the end of the day DV DV DV.
With soo many questions running all over ones head, once in a while you'll be checking your 1st NL still asking yourself, " was I really selected?"
You'll be addicted to this forum, If not everyday...you'll be visiting it more often even without posting just to check what's new, what's happening, what did I miss etc
My advice, be patient, Prayer ful n enjoy the DV ride.
Jorj
Active Member
Cokoth
Member
I received something like this.....not sure if it means the form was checked and confirmed okay:
Dear Applicant,
Thank you for being a valued U.S. Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) customer. Your online Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration Application Form(DS-260) has been submitted.
Name Provided: COKOTH
Completed On: 26 JUNE 2014
Case Number: 2015AF620....
YOUR CONFIRMATION PAGE IS ATTACHED TO THIS EMAIL IN A PDF FILE!
You must follow the instructions on the confirmation page in order for the U.S. Department of State to continue processing your visa application.
How to print your Confirmation Page:
1. DOUBLE CLICK on the attached file.
2. From within Adobe Reader, go to FILE and select PRINT
Please double check to see that you indeed have Adobe Acrobat installed on your system. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may download it for free at:http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
***Important: Please do not reply to this email. This mailbox is not set up to receive email.
Cokoth
Member
Welcome...yes I got that reply on the email I provided but also after submitting your DS260 their is an option which will ask you if you want it on new email address or the one provided before....? At the bottom of that letter you will find CONFIRMATION letter uploaded! Its the letter you have to print and take together with you to the interview. Please I am new here! ....don't hesitate to confirm with others.....
Britsimon, are you in USA already or in Kenya (Africa), are a Dv winner? Which year? Lets see your case number. I dont see any reason of engaging in some verbal war here. Besides, am entitled to my own views and am not a Consular officer or immigrant lawyer. All I put here is from past experiences and the current experiences in USA.