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US Embassy Announces New Directive for Nigerian Visa Applicants

US Embassy Announces New Directive for Nigerian Visa Applicants

The United States Embassy in Nigeria reviewed its immigration visa processes for newcomers beginning January 1, 2025.

According to the embassy, applicants scheduled for interviews will now visit the Consulate General in Lagos at least twice during the process.

The edict was issued on the company’s official X website on Tuesday.

It stated, “For applicants with interviews scheduled after January 1, 2025, you must visit the Consulate General in Lagos at least twice during the immigrant visa process.”

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“This new process is designed to help you prepare for your visa interview and to prevent significant delays in processing your immigrant visa.”

Further checks on the embassy’s website revealed that the first visit to the US Consulate in Lagos would be for an ‘In-Person Document Review’ with a consular staff member, adding, “This review ensures that applicants are prepared for their visa interviews.

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It continued, “The review allows applicants to retrieve any missing documents ahead of their visa interviews, helping to avoid delays in application processing.

“The second interview, on the other hand, is with a Consular Officer. The date for this interview will be scheduled for applicants by the National Visa Center (NVC).

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“If you do not complete the In-Person Document Review before your visa interview, you will be required to reschedule your appointment.”

 

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