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Sorry please I saw this online and I just need a clearer explanation… cos I applied for a B1/B2 visa for my mum which was firstly scheduled in Lagos but later saw an earlier date at Abuja which I changed it to .. now self the DS160 application isn’t in … so now I’m trying to even change the application ID on the website appointment page to a new one changing the location to Abuja from the beginning … is that even possible anymore… and please I would love to hear the procedure on how to get it done please

Please I need you guys assistance, I was refused 2 months ago so now I’m trying to change my university to a better university and also where I can get scholarship and graduate assistantship, the last program I filled in was political science but now I’m looking to change it to business istration, please is it advisable to change the program you want to go and study and if you know of someone who has done that before or should I just stick with political science

Showkey1313:
Please you guys I made a mistake on my Date of birth on my Ds 160 and I already submitted, is there something I can do about that or it’s not really a big deal if I explain because I made a mistake on only the day ? Please I need your advice cos next week is my interview

Please I need you guys reply on this cos it’s urgent

Please you guys I made a mistake on my Date of birth on my Ds 160 and I already submitted, is there something I can do about that or it’s not really a big deal if I explain because I made a mistake on only the day ? Please I need your advice cos next week is my interview

I hope everyone is having a good day? Please I want to my mock transcript here so you people can help me cross check because next week is my next interview and I want to be sure I’m fully ready with you guys ..

VO: Good morning , me your 1.20 and your port
Me: Here it is ma.

Transcript

VO: Where are you going to?
Me: I’m going to Jackson state university to pursue a masters degree in political science with the concentration in public law and international relations at Jackson state university.

VO: What’s your study plan?
Me: I’m going to Jackson state university to pursue a masters degree in political science with concentration in public law and international relations in which I’m required to complete within the period of 29 months with the total of 36 credit hours which I will be focusing on 11 advanced courses and also have to maintain a CGPA of at least 3.0 throughout the 4 semester of my program, aiming to graduate in May 2027, then after which I will return back to Nigeria to utilize the skills and knowledge I have gained in the US particularly about African Politics in order to create my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm to create a well organized and reformed political ideology here in Nigeria

VO: Why Jackson state university?
Me: Aside from the political science program and its concentration in public law and international relations , I discovered most faculty are certified in politics and public law with real political experience and knowledge about African politics dedicated to helping lots of international students achieve their career goals as it will help me in getting the adequate knowledge in establishing my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm in order to improve the political landscape here in Nigeria

VO:Tell me more about your course?
Me: Political science with concentration in public law and international relations is a degree focused on 11 advanced courses designed to deepen my understanding on the proper use of power in the democratic society and international communities. Moreso, this program helps to analyze how the Nigeria government institutions functions and the role of the people in politics as I intend to establish my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm as a Policy analyst who will be involved in researching and analyzing policies which can be relevant to various sectors in Nigeria in order to develop its governance in the county

VO:Why now?
ME: I have a career plan which I plan to work for 2 years then I can further my education to pursue a masters degree in political science so I can become a policy analyst and also establish my own political consultancy firm where I can research, evaluate and analyze policies and also provide recommendations to law makers and government agencies in helping to shape effective public policies that addresses social, economic and political issues

I hope everyone is having a good day? Please I want to my mock transcript here so you people can help me cross check because next week is my next interview and I want to be sure I’m fully ready with you guys ..

VO: Good morning , me your 1.20 and your port
Me: Here it is ma.

Transcript

VO: Where are you going to?
Me: I’m going to Jackson state university to pursue a masters degree in political science with the concentration in public law and international relations at Jackson state university.

VO: What’s your study plan?
Me: I’m going to Jackson state university to pursue a masters degree in political science with concentration in public law and international relations in which I’m required to complete within the period of 29 months with the total of 36 credit hours which I will be focusing on 11 advanced courses and also have to maintain a CGPA of at least 3.0 throughout the 4 semester of my program, aiming to graduate in May 2027, then after which I will return back to Nigeria to utilize the skills and knowledge I have gained in the US particularly about African Politics in order to create my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm to create a well organized and reformed political ideology here in Nigeria

VO: Why Jackson state university?
Me: Aside from the political science program and its concentration in public law and international relations , I discovered most faculty are certified in politics and public law with real political experience and knowledge about African politics dedicated to helping lots of international students achieve their career goals as it will help me in getting the adequate knowledge in establishing my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm in order to improve the political landscape here in Nigeria

VO:Tell me more about your course?
Me: Political science with concentration in public law and international relations is a degree focused on 11 advanced courses designed to deepen my understanding on the proper use of power in the democratic society and international communities. Moreso, this program helps to analyze how the Nigeria government institutions functions and the role of the people in politics as I intend to establish my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm as a Policy analyst who will be involved in researching and analyzing policies which can be relevant to various sectors in Nigeria in order to develop its governance in the county

VO:Why now?
ME: I have a career plan which I plan to work for 2 years then I can further my education to pursue a masters degree in political science so I can become a policy analyst and also establish my own political consultancy firm where I can research, evaluate and analyze policies and also provide recommendations to law makers and government agencies in helping to shape effective public policies that addresses social, economic and political issues

Vo: Why political science?
Me: Political science is the scientific study of power and politics at the local, state, federal and international level, moreso this program is the best choice for me as it will equip me with the right knowledge and skills to identify the political problems and also provide solutions to them and that’s why I have taken it upon myself to learn from a developed democratic country like US so as to acquire the right skills and knowledge in becoming a policy analyst and also own a consultancy firm so has to improve the political landscape in Nigeria

VO: How did you get to know about this school?
Me: After I decided it was time to further my education, then I did an internet search for Top political science program with their concentration in the US, then I reviewed my result with the USnews.com, Times Higher Education and Princeton review then Jackson state University came on Top with concentration in public law and international relations which matches my interest so I did apply to it.

VO: What’s your plan after graduating?
Me: After completing my masters degree in political science, I would be returning back to Nigeria to become a policy analyst and also establish my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm in order to utilize the skills and knowledge I have gained in the US particularly about African politics and policy implementation in order to provide recommendations and solutions to the problems like corruption, human rights abuse, electoral malpractice and terrorism.

VO: Why study in the US?
ME: The US is one of the best country in the world practicing democracy where by the rule of law is highly respected and obeyed, and that’s why I have taken it upon myself to study from a more developed democratic country so I can build my interest in becoming a policy analyst and own a political consultancy firm in order to provide recommendations to the government about the solutions to the problems in Nigeria and also addressing all obstacles to a robust democracy

VO: What’s your job and its role?
Me: I’m an istrative officer at the department of civil litigation and public law at the ministry of justice in Oyo state, and as an officer my duties are to secure legal documents, attend to clients, conduct legal research, assist in policy implementation, and also acts as the principal point of on civil litigation issues

VO: What’s your career goals?
Me: My career goal is to become a policy analyst where by I can have my own policy analysis and political consultancy firm in order to make researches, evaluate and analyze policies and their impact on the society by providing recommendations and strategies to the government in order to improve the political landscape in Nigeria.

VO: List the courses you will be studying?
Me: Methods and approach to political science, political inquiry and research, modern political philosophy, Black political Thought, African American politics, African political system, American political institutions, American political behavior, independent study, modern areas and community power analysis

VO:. who is sponsoring you?
Me: My daddy who is a contractor and he specializes in building houses, so he has a strong background in construction and project management

VO: how does this degree related to your past degree?

Me: Both fields involves critical thinking and analysis on societal issues. Moreso my background knowledge in Art and social science has given me the unique perspectives on cultural and social dynamics which is essential for understanding political systems and public policy.

blexcole:
I dont think that was the reason you were denied, i have two brothers in the state and i filled no and was still approved.

Did you apply for an F1 visa? And were you asked during your interview if you had siblings there except you just writing it on your Ds 160

Showkey1313:
My visa got denied at Abuja embassy Nov 6 7:30am and I want you guys to check it out and tell me if there is any fault so I can prepare well for my next interview next month … she approved 2 visiting visa right because me .

Me: Good morning (smiled while talking)
Vo: good morning and how are you today?
Me: replied I’m fine and you? And we both exchanged a little smile

Vo: so are you married?
Me: No, but I have a fiancé which we’re planning to get married as soon as I return

Vo: okay, so why Jackson state university?
Me: so aside from the political science program and it’s concentration which matches my interest, I discovered an ongoing research work by Dr Phillip at the department on the effect of grassroots movement on policy change in developing countries, moreso this topic resonates with my interest in understanding how local activism can drive political reforms which will be really helpful to Nigeria when I return whereby the citizens can be directly involved in policy making and governance as a whole

Vo: so what’s your plan after graduating?
Me: after completing my masters degree in political science, I intend to return back to Nigeria to utilize the skills and knowledge I have gained in the US particularly about African politics to create a well organized and reform political ideology here in Nigeria

Vo: who is sponsoring you?
Me: my Daddy

Vo:So have you ever travelled before?
Me: No

Vo: have your parents travelled before?
me: no

Vo: so do you have any siblings in the US
me: No

Then she handed me the blue abi na yellow paper I go call and then she said unfortunately we won’t be approving your visa … please can you tell me where the error is guys and also I actually have a sister in the US but I felt I should say no so they won’t deny me cos she also got a student visa in 2019 and she is already a citizen and a soldier self but I felt if I say yes it will hurt my chances of getting a visa cos she didn’t return back .. but if you guys feel there is another reason for my denial please tell me because I’m preparing for another visa interview in few days and do you think I should say I have a sister there and I hope me saying no before won’t get my visa denied again if I say yes this time around

Please can you guys just help me out cos I’m still confused, does anyone knows anyone that has a siblings in the US but still said No in their DS 160 and was approved so I can just stick to the No and if you think I should change it back to yes, is there anything I can say to defend why I said No before please, I’m stocked and my next visa interview is in few days so I need to submit my Ds 160 asap

My visa got denied at Abuja embassy Nov 6 7:30am and I want you guys to check it out and tell me if there is any fault so I can prepare well for my next interview next month … she approved 2 visiting visa right because me .

Me: Good morning (smiled while talking)
Vo: good morning and how are you today?
Me: replied I’m fine and you? And we both exchanged a little smile

Vo: so are you married?
Me: No, but I have a fiancé which we’re planning to get married as soon as I return

Vo: okay, so why Jackson state university?
Me: so aside from the political science program and it’s concentration which matches my interest, I discovered an ongoing research work by Dr Phillip at the department on the effect of grassroots movement on policy change in developing countries, moreso this topic resonates with my interest in understanding how local activism can drive political reforms which will be really helpful to Nigeria when I return whereby the citizens can be directly involved in policy making and governance as a whole

Vo: so what’s your plan after graduating?
Me: after completing my masters degree in political science, I intend to return back to Nigeria to utilize the skills and knowledge I have gained in the US particularly about African politics to create a well organized and reform political ideology here in Nigeria

Vo: who is sponsoring you?
Me: my Daddy

Vo:So have you ever travelled before?
Me: No

Vo: have your parents travelled before?
me: no

Vo: so do you have any siblings in the US
me: No

Then she handed me the blue abi na yellow paper I go call and then she said unfortunately we won’t be approving your visa … please can you tell me where the error is guys and also I actually have a sister in the US but I felt I should say no so they won’t deny me cos she also got a student visa in 2019 and she is already a citizen and a soldier self but I felt if I say yes it will hurt my chances of getting a visa cos she didn’t return back .. but if you guys feel there is another reason for my denial please tell me because I’m preparing for another visa interview in few days and do you think I should say I have a sister there and I hope me saying no before won’t get my visa denied again if I say yes this time around