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    I will be going for my visa Interview come March 6th this year, conference invitation though on Oil and gas, I have taken to memory the hotel, the address as well as the inviting party Invitation Information there in Texas.
    I am believing By the grace of God I will make headway, I have over 5 years of experience Working here in Nigeria, Not married... Now here comes my question.

    If I am going for a Conference would the visa officer ask me Questions Relating to the Conference? I am a Solutions Architect / Software Developer and I am going for an Oil and gas conference. We have built some Automated Projects for Some oil and gas companies too, and I stated it in my DS-160. Again, In the University, We did borrowed courses for Engineering and thats how I came to understand this course as well, Though not 100% , its a borrowed course - Remember.

    What do you think, I am already studying about the Technology and Naval Architecture.
    Advise needed.

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    If you are asked basic questions about the conference you are going to, you should be able to answer them.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by Nolan View Post
      I will be going for my visa Interview come March 6th this year, conference invitation though on Oil and gas, I have taken to memory the hotel, the address as well as the inviting party Invitation Information there in Texas.
      I am believing By the grace of God I will make headway, I have over 5 years of experience Working here in Nigeria, Not married... Now here comes my question.

      If I am going for a Conference would the visa officer ask me Questions Relating to the Conference? I am a Solutions Architect / Software Developer and I am going for an Oil and gas conference. We have built some Automated Projects for Some oil and gas companies too, and I stated it in my DS-160. Again, In the University, We did borrowed courses for Engineering and thats how I came to understand this course as well, Though not 100% , its a borrowed course - Remember.

      What do you think, I am already studying about the Technology and Naval Architecture.
      If the discussion veers toward your software development work, you can highlight your ability to provide solutions across industries. For example, if you’ve worked on converting legacy systems like Visual Basic to C# for improved performance in oil and gas automation projects, this could demonstrate your relevance and adaptability to the field.
      Advise needed.
      It’s great that you’re preparing thoroughly for your visa interview and confident in presenting yourself. Here are some important points and advice for your upcoming interview:
      1. Be Prepared for Questions About the Conference:
        Since your purpose is to attend an oil and gas conference, the visa officer may ask questions related to the event. You should know:
        • The name, date, and location of the conference.
        • The organizing party and their purpose for hosting it.
        • How the conference aligns with your professional goals.

        Since you’ve mentioned your experience as a Solutions Architect/Software Developer and your projects for oil and gas companies, highlight this as your main connection to the industry. Explain how attending the conference will enhance your knowledge, contribute to your current projects, or help your company grow.
      2. Justify Your Interest in Oil and Gas:
        Even though your primary expertise is in software development, your involvement in automation projects for oil and gas companies and your background in engineering-related courses are solid reasons for your interest. Emphasize that your work bridges the gap between software solutions and the needs of the oil and gas industry.
      3. Keep Your Answers Simple and Honest:
        Visa officers often focus on verifying the credibility of your travel purpose and ensuring you have strong ties to your home country. Be confident, avoid overexplaining, and focus on the professional value of the trip.
      4. Demonstrate Your Ties to Nigeria:
        To reassure the officer that you intend to return, emphasize:
        • Your ongoing job in Nigeria.
        • Any current projects or future opportunities waiting for you at home.
        • Your professional goals, especially how this conference supports them.
      5. Technical Knowledge Can Be a Bonus:
        While it’s unlikely they’ll deeply question your knowledge of naval architecture or oil and gas technologies, having a basic understanding (which you’re already preparing for) will help you respond confidently if asked.
      6. Your Technical Expertise Is an Asset:

      If the discussion veers toward your software development work, you can highlight your ability to provide solutions across industries. For example, if you’ve worked on convert visual basic to c#​ for improved performance in oil and gas automation projects, this could demonstrate your relevance and adaptability to the field.​

      In summary, prepare thoroughly, stay calm, and focus on presenting yourself as a professional who is leveraging this opportunity to expand their expertise in oil and gas technology, which aligns with your current role. Best of luck with your visa interview—by the grace of God, you’ll succeed!
      Last edited by gregadamson; 12-30-2024, 09:25 AM.

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      • #4
        Thank you for sharing this information.

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        Last edited by Douglas865; 12-21-2024, 03:13 AM.

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