I am apply for B1....soon

[Dp3343 0]

Okay....I have to work very on that aspect...I understand you very well...I need to confuse them of my returning home. If I am right with your statement 

[Roel 7,192]

6 minutes ago, Dp3343 said:

If I told the consulate that am going for conference and I have the invitation of the conference to present for them. Would my little achievement will be good reason to issue visa for me??

So are you going as a tourist or to attend a conference? Gotta make sure your store is true and actually add up..  

[Dp3343 0]

please what do you mean by Add up?

[Boiler 45,579]

Makes sense.

 

Do let us know how it goes.

[Unlockable 7,314]

5 minutes ago, Dp3343 said:

please what do you mean by Add up?

It is a common American phrase that means something makes sense. 

 

For example, you stated you wanted to come to the US for tourist reason. then later in the thread you mentioned a conference to attend. If this thread was an interview for  your visa, you would have already raised suspicion.

Edited March 22, 2019 by Unlockable

[Dp3343 0]

1 minute ago, Unlockable said:

It is a common American phrase that means something makes sense. 

 

For example, you stated you wanted to come to the US for tourist reason. then later in the thread you mentioned a conference to attend. If this thread was an interview you would have already raised suspicion.

Okay....I need to stand on 1 point.... thank you for noticefied on a common mistake I made

[Dp3343 0]

Apart from the what had stated... how can I behave and what and what I need to notice in the interview room??

[Boiler 45,579]

Tell the truth.

[Dp3343 0]

Just now, Boiler said:

Tell the truth.

Okay I will

[ElDiablo 95]

So first it was a friend suggested to visit the USA, then it's for tourist purposes, then it's to attend a conference.

 

Yea right. You are clearly not a genuine tourist and are just looking for any way to enter the USA.

 

You will most likely be denied and rightly so.

[aaron2020 11,651]

If I was a consular officer, I would deny your visitor visa application based on the facts you have disclosed.

Different stories on why you want to visit - first tourism, then conference.  Seems like you will say whatever to get a visa to the US.

 

Lack of strong ties to your home country.  No wife.  Mom takes care of your child.  

 

Seems like you want a way to come to live and work in the US.  

 

Your posts are similar to many people who are desperately looking for a way to come to the US.

[nastra30 2,287]

47 minutes ago, Dp3343 said:

Okay....I have to work very on that aspect...I understand you very well...I need to confuse them of my returning home. If I am right with your statement 

If you 'confuse' them you'll be bounced. You need to Convince (with a big C) them that you have strong ties to Nigeria and that you are sure to return after your trip. The US tourist visa process is in many ways is different from many developed countries where you have to show invitation letter, travel itinerary, insurance, plane ticket, financial support from a sponsor, etc. The US embassies don't really care much about any of that; all they care about is basically you having strong ties to your home country and what is going to make you come back to your home country.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

1 hour ago, Dp3343 said:

If I told the consulate that am going for conference and I have the invitation of the conference to present for them. Would my little achievement will be good reason to issue visa for me??

You didn’t answer the question about your job, presumably the company is paying for the conference. It is a bit suspicious that the notion of the conference suddenly arises as a positive for a visa. Did your friend suggest this, too?

If you search recent threads there was a Nigerian refused a visa for a conference. It is not a magic key to a visa. The magic key is being able to show the CO convincing reasons why you would return home.

[Dp3343 0]

36 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

You didn’t answer the question about your job, presumably the company is paying for the conference. It is a bit suspicious that the notion of the conference suddenly arises as a positive for a visa. Did your friend suggest this, too?

If you search recent threads there was a Nigerian refused a visa for a conference. It is not a magic key to a visa. The magic key is being able to show the CO convincing reasons why you would return home.

I am a phone engineering and I do help people say cars....though I never got everything about the conference...I am about to gather everything together next week.. I will get back to you guys about the conference details so that you can lead me more...Thank really appreciate 

[Dp3343 0]

1 hour ago, nastra30 said:

If you 'confuse' them you'll be bounced. You need to Convince (with a big C) them that you have strong ties to Nigeria and that you are sure to return after your trip. The US tourist visa process is in many ways is different from many developed countries where you have to show invitation letter, travel itinerary, insurance, plane ticket, financial support from a sponsor, etc. The US embassies don't really care much about any of that; all they care about is basically you having strong ties to your home country and what is going to make you come back to your home country.

Thank you for your contribution