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Where is the best office to get port on time here in Lagos?

Does anyone have any idea on the new policy the federal government implemented about the window period now being 6 weeks?

spifyswift:
Please what it the current state of booklet

According to NIS by end of this month April booklets will be made available to clear all backlogs. So let’s see...

https://mobile.twitter.com/nigimmigration/status/1385241309317943300

Please aside going to the liaison office for the state of origin or travelling to my village LGA, where else can I get it?

CaptainChaox:
Does anyone have any idea on the new policy the federal government implemented about the window period now being 6 weeks?

The Federal Government has said it is turning around the entire port application process by the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) to six weeks.

The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, disclosed this today at a meeting with the Comptroller General of Immigration, Mohammad Babandede, port officers, as well as the attaches in Nigeria Missions abroad, at the Immigration Headquarters, Sauka, Abuja.

In his speech titled ‘A NEW DAWN IN PORT APPLICATION PROCESSING’, the Minister said, “We have had several challenges in the past, including shortage of booklets, touting, racketeering, inflating the cost, ports being issued to ineligible persons, among others. It has become imperative therefore to review our operations and rejig our system, in order to be able to offer excellent services to our clients.”

According to him, efforts are on to embed security operatives both seen and unseen, in all port offices. “They will wear body cameras. They will detect and report any form of solicitations, inflation, improper communications, extortion, diversion, hoarding and other corrupt practices. Those caught will be dealt with according to the law,” he stressed.

The Minister disclosed further that an ombudsman will also be created for of the public to receive complaints and reports on officers trying to deviate from prescribed guidelines and subversion of the process.

“Therefore, I am declaring a zero-tolerance stance to all forms of touting. No applicant will be made to pay any illegitimate fees,” he said.

Highlights of the meeting include but not limited to the following:
i. Creation of special centres for expedited services. These special centres will run on public-private partnership basis. This has already taken off in Abuja and 10 more will be opened in the coming weeks as more of such centres will be opened all over the country. Our goal is to have one in each local government, university campuses, institutions of higher learning and other places.

II. A timeline will be fixed for every application i.e., a collection date. This will be six weeks, comparable to what obtains in other countries. This is to allow for enough time to investigate and validate personal information supplied by the applicants. What we are driving at is the peace of mind that comes from assurance of certainty. If there are circumstances that will make the date to change, it will be communicated to the applicant one week before the collection date.

iii. Applicants will have no basis for further communication with officers, other than to complete their application process and leave the venue. The date for the collection of their ports or any challenge to the application, will be communicated to them. The technology for the efficient running of this system has been acquired and will be deployed.

iv. To publish the list of the backlog of applications that are ready which are yet to be collected by the owners. They will be required to go to the State commands to collect them.

https://www.timesng.com/news/top-news/457094-nigeria-reviews-port-processing-time-to-six-weeks.html

Who has used Abeokuta port office in recent times for port application? I wanted to know how things are..

Please any person have information about booklet whether is available now in Nigeria

It's doesn't take forever... It depends
I changed my full name on my non recently and paid online via remitta.
I also have other documents, I went to more than 3 nimc office, they don't want to work. ..they always give me excuse we are busy until I find nin office that Is less crowdy do I was attended to and immediately effect the changed within few minutes and give me another slip (first slip) and also ask me to come back in two weeks for the real one. DIY...it won't take forever. In fact if you have luck ..u can get everything done the same day just make sure I visit the nin office that is less crowdy so that u could be attended too
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What does vetted means.

biolite:
What does vetted means.

Mine reads *Success. Anyone with experience who can tell what these remarks imply?

david290:
Mine reads *Success. Anyone with experience who can tell what these remarks imply?

mine reads APPROVED now

CaptainChaox:
Does anyone have any idea on the new policy the federal government implemented about the window period now being 6 weeks?

I was at their Ikoyi Office on Friday. They gave me a brown file to process my port application. However, i noticed a lot of people with white files. I then asked one of the officers the reason why? He said the people that go through officers are the ones with white files, while people that process their application are given brown file. This is to differentiate and allow them to know who to focus on.

To make matters interesting, after capturing, they collect files and tell people with brown files to submit theirs at Servicom.

With all those same officers still working there, the 6 weeks port project is more of an illusion.

Na wa o

mosix4real:


I was at their Ikoyi Office on Friday. They gave me a brown file to process my port application. However, i noticed a lot of people with white files. I then asked one of the officers the reason why? He said the people that go through officers are the ones with white files, while people that process their application are given brown file. This is to differentiate and allow them to know who to focus on.

To make matters interesting, after capturing, they collect files and tell people with brown files to submit theirs at Servicom.

With all those same officers still working there, the 6 weeks port project is more of an illusion.

mosix4real:


I was at their Ikoyi Office on Friday. They gave me a brown file to process my port application. However, i noticed a lot of people with white files. I then asked one of the officers the reason why? He said the people that go through officers are the ones with white files, while people that process their application are given brown file. This is to differentiate and allow them to know who to focus on.

To make matters interesting, after capturing, they collect files and tell people with brown files to submit theirs at Servicom.

With all those same officers still working there, the 6 weeks port project is more of an illusion.

Very correct
I'm a witness,DIY since Feb 16 that i captured,up till now,same old song of no booklet

GreatSage:
Who has used Abeokuta port office in recent times for port application? I wanted to know how things are..

I have. There is no stress. Click on my name and see the info

Good evening House
Please what is the process for port renewal and how much does it cost.

Dips04:
Good evening House
Please what is the process for port renewal and how much does it cost.

I am co asking too

No wonder the stupid officers keep asking me who is my processor anytime i visit their office in ikoyi for my port update...Why are people so wicked in Nigeria? Must we have a processor before we can be attended to?
F**k that sh*t

mosix4real:


I was at their Ikoyi Office on Friday. They gave me a brown file to process my port application. However, i noticed a lot of people with white files. I then asked one of the officers the reason why? He said the people that go through officers are the ones with white files, while people that process their application are given brown file. This is to differentiate and allow them to know who to focus on.

To make matters interesting, after capturing, they collect files and tell people with brown files to submit theirs at Servicom.

With all those same officers still working there, the 6 weeks port project is more of an illusion.


No wonder the stupid officers keep asking me who is my processor anytime i visit their office in ikoyi for my port update...Why are people so wicked in Nigeria? Must we have a processor before we can be attended to?
F**k that sh*t

JaceyOpara:


Please don't waste your money by applying through an agent. You can do the application yourself. It's very easy.



FOR FRESH PORT APPLICATION

please my permanent address is Ota. Ogun state. Can I still use Ikeja as my center?

biolite:
What does vetted means.

please what were the documents you went with for guarantor. Also where did you get your state of origin identification letter?

david290:
Mine reads *Success. Anyone with experience who can tell what these remarks imply?

please what were the documents you went with for guarantor. Also where did you get your state of origin identification letter?

Josephjay970:
mine reads APPROVED now

please what were the documents you went with for guarantor. Also where did you get your state of origin identification letter?

Samuell2019:


please my permanent address is Ota. Ogun state. Can I still use Ikeja as my center?

u can use anywhere u want to use... however note that after payment and selecting a centre, u cnt change it

Joiceee:
please what were the documents you went with for guarantor. Also where did you get your state of origin identification letter?

pls read a few pages back so u get information or click on my name

Rayhanna:
Good afternoon. Please has anyone being able to successfully do a change of year of birth on NIN. Please kindly share your experience if you have.

I was told to pay 15k to govt acct and might still take forever to get approved. Please help if anyone knows other ways to go about it in Lagos. Thanks

I paid someone 50k to do mine.
It took two weeks to get it done.

Hello folks. There is a third name error on my birth certificate, what can I do to fix this please

Please help

Joiceee:

please what were the documents you went with for guarantor. Also where did you get your state of origin identification letter?

Photocopy of the data page of my guarantor's port and one port photograph that was affixed on the Guarantor's form. At the Ilorin office by the way although I've heard the guarantor's ID (Nat'l or Drivers license) is required in some other centres but I'm not sure. As for State of Origin, I had it before now; obtained from my state local gov't secretariat.

cypher01:
Hello folks. There is a third name error on my birth certificate, what can I do to fix this please

Please help

Please guys help

cypher01:
Hello folks. There is a third name error on my birth certificate, what can I do to fix this please
Please help

swear an affidavit to show/say the correct spelling.. attach the affidavit and birth certificate together... affidavit from high court is 500 Naira only. Try to obtain it yourself

josephsm823:

I paid someone 50k to do mine.
It took two weeks to get it done.

haba tht person is a thief!! What’s this in Nigeria. For NIN, Date of birth change is 15,000 only.. change of name is 500 naira only

Please house, courts are on strike in Lagos can I notarise at their office and if not what can I do, also what time do they open their offices and can I wear long sleeve polo when going or what are their accepted wears for men if any, thanks?