Nigerian Passport Service
We gladly announce that the mobile passport unit of the Nigerian Embassy has graciously agreed to be in Dallas from Thursday, August 29, 2013 through Saturday, August 31, 2013, to provide passport service to Conventioneers and Nigerians in the Dallas area. So all conventioneers have an unprecedented opportunity, for the first time in an ENAW convention, to mix a little business with lots of pleasure. The business is getting you and your family, Nigerian Passports. Save yourself the flights to Washington or Atlanta, hotel accommodation, stress and grief. Get your passports in about two weeks after the convention, if you choose to participate in this program.
Process to obtain passport
1. Complete & submit passport application online
2. Pay $215.00 total fee which includes admin/RSVP fee & $100 processing fee 3. Bring Nigerian Passport (current or expired) as proof of Citizenship 4. Provide SAE – Self Addressed Envelope 5. Must be present in Dallas for photographs and finger prints, and For details and specific information, see FAQ and if you have questions about this passport program, Contact Edonuwa. Documents You Need
1. Copy of completed online application with confirmation #
2. Expired Nigerian passport, if applicable, and copy of bio-page 3. SAE for mailing passport to you Admin fee
Lots of folks need this service, and services costs money. So, aside from governmental fees that go to Nigerian Immigration, there is an administrative fee. You may pay this administrative fee in advance to ensure that you will get service irrespective of the queue, in essence, an RSVP. And if paid now, this administrative fee enjoys a 20% discount. While it is non-refundable, you are assured service. However, you may chose to get to Dallas, queue up, and pay the full administrative fee.To pay your administrative fee & RSVP in advance, use the discount code: service. This code expires Sunday, August 18, 2013.
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