Interview question

[Ije 8]

I noticed that one of the most common question being asked during interview is how many times the petitioner has been back after getting married. On my own situation, I haven't gone back to Nigeria after my marriage in November 2011. I started communicating with my spouse after being introduced to each other by my friend who happens to be her second cousin in 2010. The first time I met her was in 2011 and later on we got married. When my spouse is being asked this question about how many times I have been back in Nigeria after getting married, the correct response should be none. Another issue is if they asked her how many I have been there since we met, the answer should be 1. Please advise. I am open to ideas. Thanks.

[dwheels76 5,468]

I noticed that one of the most common question being asked during interview is how many times the petitioner has been back after getting married. On my own situation, I haven't gone back to Nigeria after my marriage in November 2011. I started communicating with my spouse after being introduced to each other by my friend who happens to be her second cousin in 2010. The first time I met her was in 2011 and later on we got married. When my spouse is being asked this question about how many times I have been back in Nigeria after getting married, the correct response should be none. Another issue is if they asked her how many I have been there since we met, the answer should be 1. Please advise. I am open to ideas. Thanks.

How mush time face time when you visited that once did you spend together?

Is there anyway you can be there for the interview show up maybe a few days before so they can present your passport and know you are there thats two visits and show support.

[Ije 8]

How mush time face time when you visited that once did you spend together?

Is there anyway you can be there for the interview show up maybe a few days before so they can present your passport and know you are there thats two visits and show support.

I stayed in Nigeria for 2 weeks and the whole 2 weeks, we were together. I don't usually visit Nigeria that often. That last time I visited Nigeria before getting married was in 2006. I won't be able to travel for the interview.

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I stayed in Nigeria for 2 weeks and the whole 2 weeks, we were together. I don't usually visit Nigeria that often. That last time I visited Nigeria before getting married was in 2006. I won't be able to travel for the interview.

I've reserved myself to the fact that this is liek going to Vegas. There seems to be no rhyme nor reason to Lagos.

Here's a recent review.

[chicagorj 1]

Lje,

If you haven't been back to Nigeria to see your wife since your marriage, state the truth. Did you and your wife get together somewhere else perhaps? If so, provide travel itinerary, copies of plane tickets, any and all receipts from those visits - in order to PROVE it. If not, print off phone, email, and/or chat records which proves ongoing sincere relationship.

Always stay with the truth because I believe lies are written all over the face.

Good luck,

-chicagorj

[Ije 8]

Lje,

If you haven't been back to Nigeria to see your wife since your marriage, state the truth. Did you and your wife get together somewhere else perhaps? If so, provide travel itinerary, copies of plane tickets, any and all receipts from those visits - in order to PROVE it. If not, print off phone, email, and/or chat records which proves ongoing sincere relationship.

Always stay with the truth because I believe lies are written all over the face.

Good luck,

-chicagorj

We got married on November 2011. Since then, I haven't been back to Nigeria. However, I have all phone records showing our calls. We talk to each other everyday, sometimes twice a day. I have those records (rebtel records, cell phone records showing her incoming calls in addition to her MTN call records).

[dwheels76 5,468]

I've reserved myself to the fact that this is liek going to Vegas. There seems to be no rhyme nor reason to Lagos.

Here's a recent review.

Gowon so so true. To me the proof is just in the presentation since decisions are made already. So best foot forward. Right when you think no way no how they will be approved because of all the "what they say" approved. I have friends went through Lagos 1 visit spent 7 days got marrid never went back it was over 2 years when day of interview. Approved he's been home (the USA) almost a year. But she put together one heck of a petition and he was loaded up at interview. So who the heck knows.

Wishing your Queen all the best and God's blessings on her upcoming interview.

We got married on November 2011. Since then, I haven't been back to Nigeria. However, I have all phone records showing our calls. We talk to each other everyday, sometimes twice a day. I have those records (rebtel records, cell phone records showing her incoming calls in addition to her MTN call records).

The MTN records what did she have to do to request those records?

[Ije 8]

Gowon so so true. To me the proof is just in the presentation since decisions are made already. So best foot forward. Right when you think no way no how they will be approved because of all the "what they say" approved. I have friends went through Lagos 1 visit spent 7 days got marrid never went back it was over 2 years when day of interview. Approved he's been home (the USA) almost a year. But she put together one heck of a petition and he was loaded up at interview. So who the heck knows.

Wishing your Queen all the best and God's blessings on her upcoming interview.

The MTN records what did she have to do to request those records?

Tell your spouse to go any MTN office. They will ask for some information such as card, national ID. Luckily for my spouse, she registered her number when she signed up with MTN. They will provide 3 months call history.