Ah Kojo, is your wife the principal applicant or yourself? And does she need all that if she is only a derivative? Am asking all these because I am not submitting any educational document for my wife who is a derivative.
Looks like that is a note to US educational institutions, concerning student admissions. I believe the embassy has another way of verifying with waec, which does not involve using a 'scratch card' provided by the applicant. During my interview (as well as others i followed) they were generally fine with an original waec certificate. And there's the other confirmation of results service by waec, which people have used when their original certificates got missing.
I see. Maybe I’m mixing the scratch card requirement for DV selectees with either the Kenyan or Ethiopian embassy.
Will still get the scratch card just out of the abundance of caution. It’s cheap to acquire and it won’t hurt to have it.
That’s a good idea. This was required by the Ghanaian embassy from DV 2015 selectees as reported by past forum members by the way: http://forums.immigration.com/threads/dv-2015-selectees-from-ghana.320670/page-222#post-2400874
Agreed. Actually read the DV 2015 Ghana selectees page from beginning to end two days ago and I did see that in some of the posts.
@Obimpeh. Please don’t forget to make two photocopies of your marriage certificate; one for you and one for your wife. I figured it was logical to have that so I made two copies and this was confirmed by one successful applicant from Ghana in the DV 2014 page I believe. He actually had to leave the embassy and make an extra copy before he was finally interviewed.
Great info, thanks mate. Time to cross all t's and dot all i's so such info comes in handy. I also checked the Akai Medicals cost today and yes its cheaper than Holy Trinity of about Ghs 700 for my family of five.
Yup! Doing our medicals on the 14th of February. The clinic confirmed that it is a good time to do it then as our interview is on March 7 at 7:30am.
