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ABUJA US EMBASSY BEGINS VISA RENEWAL APPLICATION WITHOUT INTERVIEW

  

US Embassy In Abuja Begins Visa Renewal Application Without Interview



The United States Embassy in Abuja has announced that from March 30, 2022, it will begin processing certain non-immigrant visa renewal applications without requiring an interview.

According to a notice posted on the Embassy’s website, there would be no interviews for visa renewals where:

The visa is B1/B2, F, M, J (academic only), H, L, or C1/D (combined only);

The applicant previously received a U.S. non-immigrant visa that expired within the last 24 months, or will expire in the next three months from the date of application;

The previous visa was issued in Nigeria;

The previous visa was a full validity, multiple entry visa;

The applicant is applying for the same visa classification as the prior approved visa;

The applicant has never been arrested or convicted of any crime in the United States (even if they later received a pardon or waiver);

The applicant has never worked without authorization or overstayed in the United States; and

The applicant has not had any significant life changes.

The notice added that “Each applicant must individually meet all the requirements.  Please note, a parent’s qualifications cannot extend to a child.  The child must independently meet each requirement.  The number of applicants accepted for the Interview Waiver Program may initially be limited.”

The embassy advised qualified applicants seeking to utilise the no-interview programme to set an appointment for document review online, adding that applicants won’t have access to their passport until completion of processing which may be up to two 

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