Nigeria US Consulate Reviews
Average Rating: 3.5
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777 Review(s)
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Nigeria | Review #1321 on February 24, 2007: |
waitingcalmly
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how fast are they with administrative porcess
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Nigeria | Review #1257 on February 3, 2007: |
solo's iyawo
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1st interview I didn't send the copies of my 1040s and documentation of income for the last 6 months. He went back Feb 2nd with that paperwork and a co-sponsor packet just in case (not needed) and was granted the visa.
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Nigeria | Review #1155 on December 28, 2006: |
deedot
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After several emails from me to the Lagos consulate, and many trips to the embassy ( by my fiance). He finally got packet 3 & 4 on 12/27/06. He said he was told again that they have not received the packages, but he insisted,and finally a lady helped him, along with some other beneficiaries, and gave them their packets with their interview dates. I don't know if there is a backlog at the embasssy or if the process has suddenly got worse. My advice is that if once you start tracking your package via DHL, you should try to go to the embassy yourself ( with your NOA2 and NVC letters). A little insistence might pay off. I was kind of disappointed that the interview is in April.
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Nigeria | Review #1111 on December 13, 2006: |
Jutine
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Well my husband went into the consulate, and the Consulate decided to combine the K3& K4 visa, and my husband received the 'Administrative Processing' paperwork.
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Nigeria | Review #1023 on November 15, 2006: |
masterpiece
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Firstly, we are yet to attain normalcy as regards appointment scheduling and handling at the Lagos embassy. I look forward to the day when interviews can be strictly by appointment. In other words, you have an appointment for 9a.m and you can be there at 8.30a.m and not have to struggle to get in.
I cannot help but envy countries that have figured this out and I cannot help but ponder on the mitigating factors that prevent same orderliness occurring at the Lagos embassy. Too many applicants? Too many unruly people?? Too little motivation to make this work?? What really could be the issue why a simple orderly method cannot be instituted and (wait for it…) maintained? Sometimes I tend to liken this to the difference between the two legs of the trip from U.S to Nigeria. The first leg U.S – Europe goes smoothly and then Europe-Nigeria……Hello!!!!!!! Call me paranoid or cynical but suddenly the planes don’t seem too nice and the cabin crew lose their smiles... read complete review
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