NIGERIA APPLICANT PLEASE LET US NETWORK.

[spokes]

Spokes, na 7 times Ig say make we shout am no be 6 times....Please check well.

Or my people am I the one.........? 8)

Pa(Prof)(etc)Right shine ya eye well well on my original post Gbam, Gbam, Gbosa ;D

 

[mandiebraxton]

Spokes, na 7 times Ig say make we shout am no be 6 times....Please check well.

Or my people am I the one.........? 8)

ahahahahahaha, Pa Right! I have missed you well well!!! :-* :-*
*Mandie*

 

[spokes]

ahahahahahaha, Pa Right! I have missed you well well!!! :-* :-*
*Mandie*

Mandie!, don't blow him too many kisses
He just may start getting ideas :-X

 

[yejydo]

congrats to d ugwu leaf collectors of today... hope u had a stress free trip..... we are waiting to read ur xperience.....

 

[MAKY]

Hello everyone, i went to marien clinic today and was told by the woman that they dont do medicals for canadian immgration anymore and was refered to victorial island. I was there actually to do my xray which i was asked to redo but could not because i was pregenant as at the time i was asked to redo it.now what do u guys think - should i do the xray now and send it or wait for my babies medicals to arrive before going so that i and my babies medicals will be sent out same time.

 

[EMO]

Hello everyone, i went to marien clinic today and was told by the woman that they dont do medicals for canadian immgration anymore and was refered to victorial island. I was there actually to do my xray which i was asked to redo but could not because i was pregenant as at the time i was asked to redo it.now what do u guys think - should i do the xray now and send it or wait for my babies medicals to arrive before going so that i and my babies medicals will be sent out same time.

If there is no time limit on when you must do it, then wait for your baby's medical. If otherwise, go ahead and do it ASAP

@ all claiming and receiving is better late than never. I had received all that He prepared for me long ago and I had since moved on to the next things He is preparing for me.

So if you hadn't received yours. Go ahead and do now.

Happy day

 

[CFAdoc]

Dear All,

I've been a silent observer on the forum for quite sometime now, I decided to end my silence today. To God be the Glory my PR visa was issued today by AVO.

My timelines are:

App received: Mar 23, 2011
PER: Apr 26, 2011
2nd AOR: Aug 2, 2011
3rd AOR: Nov 4, 2011
Medical request: May 10, 2012
Medical received line: July 3, 2012
PPR: July 19, 2012
Visa Issued: July 23, 2012

To those who are about to receive PPR, here are my two cents before setting out to Accra:

1. Make sure you have a valid yellow card with proper batch numbering, I had 2 cards on me which were refused by immigration KIA at Accra. Albeit, I refused to take the vaccine as I already had the vaccination, taking the vaccine a second time within a short period usually results in illness. I was finally let go with a fine of 20cedis and issued a "legit yellow card"


2. Book a hotel close to the Canadian High Commission; you will wait 7 - 8hrs to get your visa, so it will be comforting to get a place nearby where you can lay your head while waiting. I would suggest Assemblies of God guest house (call Alidu +233244295364) or Central Hotel (both walking distance).

3. Make sure your documents (passport and immigration photos) are intact including form IMM8


Thanks everyone for providing ever useful guidance on this Journey!

 

[ayd]

Dear All,

I've been a silent observer on the forum for quite sometime now, I decided to end my silence today. To God be the Glory my PR visa was issued today by AVO.

My timelines are:

App received: Mar 23, 2011
PER: Apr 26, 2011
2nd AOR: Aug 2, 2011
3rd AOR: Nov 4, 2011
Medical request: May 10, 2012
Medical received line: July 3, 2012
PPR: July 19, 2012
Visa Issued: July 23, 2012

To those who are about to receive PPR, here are my two cents before setting out to Accra:

1. Make sure you have a valid yellow card with proper batch numbering, I had 2 cards on me which were refused by immigration KIA at Accra. Albeit, I refused to take the vaccine as I already had the vaccination, taking the vaccine a second time within a short period usually results in illness. I was finally let go with a fine of 20cedis and issued a "legit yellow card"


2. Book a hotel close to the Canadian High Commission; you will wait 7 - 8hrs to get your visa, so it will be comforting to get a place nearby where you can lay your head while waiting. I would suggest Assemblies of God guest house (call Alidu +233244295364) or Central Hotel (both walking distance).

3. Make sure your documents (passport and immigration photos) are intact including form IMM8


Thanks everyone for providing ever useful guidance on this Journey!


From your timeline, you seem to be MI2 or is it MI3? :-\ Mandie and co, hope you have started packing your bags!!! :

 

[DIAMONDX]

Dear All,

I've been a silent observer on the forum for quite sometime now, I decided to end my silence today. To God be the Glory my PR visa was issued today by AVO.

My timelines are:

App received: Mar 23, 2011
PER: Apr 26, 2011
2nd AOR: Aug 2, 2011
3rd AOR: Nov 4, 2011
Medical request: May 10, 2012
Medical received line: July 3, 2012
PPR: July 19, 2012
Visa Issued: July 23, 2012

To those who are about to receive PPR, here are my two cents before setting out to Accra:

1. Make sure you have a valid yellow card with proper batch numbering, I had 2 cards on me which were refused by immigration KIA at Accra. Albeit, I refused to take the vaccine as I already had the vaccination, taking the vaccine a second time within a short period usually results in illness. I was finally let go with a fine of 20cedis and issued a "legit yellow card"


2. Book a hotel close to the Canadian High Commission; you will wait 7 - 8hrs to get your visa, so it will be comforting to get a place nearby where you can lay your head while waiting. I would suggest Assemblies of God guest house (call Alidu +233244295364) or Central Hotel (both walking distance).

3. Make sure your documents (passport and immigration photos) are intact including form IMM8


Thanks everyone for providing ever useful guidance on this Journey!

Thanx for the info
Where people ointerviewd
Where ur original doc retured
The Imm008 form is it for everybody even if u dt hv changes.

 

[MIDAS]

Me sef, I receive, I receive, I receive, I receive, I receive, I receive, I receive IJN amen.

 

[Ikemba]

Dear All,

I've been a silent observer on the forum for quite sometime now, I decided to end my silence today. To God be the Glory my PR visa was issued today by AVO.

My timelines are:

App received: Mar 23, 2011
PER: Apr 26, 2011
2nd AOR: Aug 2, 2011
3rd AOR: Nov 4, 2011
Medical request: May 10, 2012
Medical received line: July 3, 2012
PPR: July 19, 2012
Visa Issued: July 23, 2012

To those who are about to receive PPR, here are my two cents before setting out to Accra:

1. Make sure you have a valid yellow card with proper batch numbering, I had 2 cards on me which were refused by immigration KIA at Accra. Albeit, I refused to take the vaccine as I already had the vaccination, taking the vaccine a second time within a short period usually results in illness. I was finally let go with a fine of 20cedis and issued a "legit yellow card"


2. Book a hotel close to the Canadian High Commission; you will wait 7 - 8hrs to get your visa, so it will be comforting to get a place nearby where you can lay your head while waiting. I would suggest Assemblies of God guest house (call Alidu +233244295364) or Central Hotel (both walking distance).

3. Make sure your documents (passport and immigration photos) are intact including form IMM8


Thanks everyone for providing ever useful guidance on this Journey!

Congratulations CFAdoc. This is definitly an MI 2. Please what is your NOC. Mandie and all MI 2 & 3, this is good news and am sure more of it will follow. ??? ;D :-X

 

[goldenapple]

Thanx for the info
Where people ointerviewd
Where ur original doc retured
The Imm008 form is it for everybody even if u dt hv changes.

I have said this before, filling Imm8 form and taking it along does not hurt - you lose nothing. You decide. All the best!

 

[mandiebraxton]

Congratulations CFAdoc. This is definitly an MI 2. Please what is your NOC. Mandie and all MI 2 & 3, this is good news and am sure more of it will follow. ??? ;D :-X

It is indeed MI2 which brings up the question whether Accra is playing some selection tactics? : :'(
Some MI 2/3 should get MR this week joor!!!

*Mandie*

 

[Orire]

Dear Forum Members,
My sincere and unlimited appreciations for your time and steps taken to find best solution to my present situation. May Almighty God open the door of umerited favours, blessings and good tidings to everybody.

I checked with the Airlines, only Delta has no restriction even if the EDD is the next 24 hours but conditioned to the availability of the US transit Visa. I immediately turned down the option because of the percieved arrogance of the embassy officials(based on past experience);since i cannot stand the insult of someone telling me that i might not leave their country even when available facts show that most Nigerians in our category can even employ them or better say earn higher. Sound funny? Apologies for my arrogance.

Checking with my Gynaecologist, he was of the opinion that the baby( already at 38wks 3days) delivery should have been earlier(EOD) and we immediately concurred. To God be the glory, we now have another baby boy.

In conjuction with my Consultant, these are my likely steps
. Inform CHC of the present situation for the best approach(mail already sent)
. Proceed to Accra with fully updated forms including the new baby and see if visa will be issued for the rest of the family just to complete landing while the baby will be allowed on temporary visa pending his PR.
. In case they behave funny(Pa Awoderu's sister initial scenerio and one other forum member) then we consider legal actions.

I am trying my best possible not to misrepresent data while I expect them to respond favourably since their inability to keep up with timeline added up to the present.


Great people, what do you think?

 

[Ikemba]

Orire, Congratulations on this bundle of joy. Its good to inform Accra about the development which you have done. I don't think you can proceed to collect your family visa without the addition or your new born and of course do his medical, I don't also believe they will issue him a temporary visa to travel. You will need to fill updated family and dependents form and have medical done for your addition and then visa can be issued to all the family members at once. This will allow madam the time to recover and the baby strong enough to travel. Opinions of other forum members that have gone through this route will be needed and i think Pa Emo should be helpful in this regards. Its well brother.