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DV 2015 Selectees from Ghana

aiguo said:
if you can please come to Ghana for the medical because you got no time waiting
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Earnestly, Your advised is well taken i am resolve to have my medical out side of Liberia and will advised others who can ad-fore to do same the unfortunate thing about my is that i have a very high number 52xxx and have not gotten current and without 2NL i can not proceed with medical Hope things get better for Liberia.
 
''God-Is-Love was last seen: Viewing
thread DV 2015 Winners Meet Here, 3
minutes ago'' it's obvious she doesn't want to post her interview experience.
 
''God-Is-Love was last seen: Viewing
thread DV 2015 Winners Meet Here, 3
minutes ago'' it's obvious she doesn't want to post her interview experience.
 
T. Shedrick said:
Earnestly, Your advised is well taken i am resolve to have my medical out side of Liberia and will advised others who can ad-fore to do same the unfortunate thing about my is that i have a very high number 52xxx and have not gotten current and without 2NL i can not proceed with medical Hope things get better for Liberia.
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its better for you then. lets hope things change by then so u can have your medicals in liberia.
 
KingDee said:
''God-Is-Love was last seen: Viewing
thread DV 2015 Winners Meet Here, 3
minutes ago'' it's obvious she doesn't want to post her interview experience.
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please dont be too fast to conclude. there is always a reason, she replied me that she dey on mobile now not pc and secondly, she is not from GH so check out her other posts.
 
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hey watch your language !!!

don't judge people

she have posted her success ( not the detail) on the ethiopian thread and on the Dv 2015 winners meet here thread and I post her success because you were looking for her


surely she will come and share here experience here too
 
As ZGREAT said, my interview had been postponed to Wednesday Jan 14 because of system failure. Sorry again for I didn't update you.
I'll share you the details. I'm still on mobile as aiguo said.
 
scratches said:
Since when does someone break good news for somebody in this forum? Whether you are refused or approved you should narrate what happened. This will if not at least help somebody to prepare well. Remember, somebody shared his for you to benefit.
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pardon me for posting on her behalf !

phewww you words are a good reflection of to your name !!
 
T. Shedrick said:
That Option is available to Liberians but the embassy is saying that medical will open in Liberia WHEN will it reopen is the million dollars question coming to ghana is very expensive for most people in Liberia we hope that medical here will open soon
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Source:- (US Embassy Liberia) http://monrovia.usembassy.gov/dv2.html

Due to health and security concerns in Liberia, medical examinations are suspended.

Any Diversity Visa 2015 (DV-2015) entrant who receives an appointment letter from KCC for a Diversity Visa appointment at the U.S. Embassy Consular Section should contact the Consular Section at ConsularMonrovia@state.gov to receive instructions on how to proceed with the DV application. A medical examination is required in order to qualify for the Diversity Visa, but medical exams are currently suspended in Liberia.

Applicants who have received an appointment letter from KCC have two options to proceed with the DV application:

1. Obtain a medical exam from a U.S. Embassy-approved panel physician outside Liberia and then continue case processing in Liberia.

2. Request your case be transferred to another post for application and processing.

If you are able to reach another U.S. embassy or consulate which provides immigrant visa processing and wish to pursue your application there, please contact the Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) at KCCDV@state.gov for assistance in transferring your case. Your email should include your case number, the names of all applicants in your case, the date of your scheduled interview in Monrovia, and the new post at which you would like to be interviewed. Please also provide a current telephone number and e-mail address so that we may contact you to let you know when your case has been rescheduled. The Department of State will not provide any assistance in travel to another U.S. embassy or consulate for application and processing. All cost must be borne by the applicant.

Please contact the Consular Section in Monrovia at ConsularMonrovia@state.gov if you have questions on the above options.
 
God is Love was approved that is good news, let be patience and await her experience, at this time of the process she need to reflect and made lot of arrangements i am sure she is coming up with full experience to success.
 
Thowa said:
Source:- (US Embassy Liberia) http://monrovia.usembassy.gov/dv2.html

Due to health and security concerns in Liberia, medical examinations are suspended.

Any Diversity Visa 2015 (DV-2015) entrant who receives an appointment letter from KCC for a Diversity Visa appointment at the U.S. Embassy Consular Section should contact the Consular Section at ConsularMonrovia@state.gov to receive instructions on how to proceed with the DV application. A medical examination is required in order to qualify for the Diversity Visa, but medical exams are currently suspended in Liberia.

Applicants who have received an appointment letter from KCC have two options to proceed with the DV application:

1. Obtain a medical exam from a U.S. Embassy-approved panel physician outside Liberia and then continue case processing in Liberia.

2. Request your case be transferred to another post for application and processing.

If you are able to reach another U.S. embassy or consulate which provides immigrant visa processing and wish to pursue your application there, please contact the Kentucky Consular Center (KCC) at KCCDV@state.gov for assistance in transferring your case. Your email should include your case number, the names of all applicants in your case, the date of your scheduled interview in Monrovia, and the new post at which you would like to be interviewed. Please also provide a current telephone number and e-mail address so that we may contact you to let you know when your case has been rescheduled. The Department of State will not provide any assistance in travel to another U.S. embassy or consulate for application and processing. All cost must be borne by the applicant.

Please contact the Consular Section in Monrovia at ConsularMonrovia@state.gov if you have questions on the above options.
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Yes this is what we read on the us embassy web site. what is it you seek to point out?
 
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