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Full services for both visas and American Citizen Services (ACS) will resume at the United States Embassy in Abuja on August 24.
The embassy made the announcement on Monday, noting that consular functions at its Consulate in Lagos were never affected and will continue as usual.
“We regret the inconvenience this interruption of service in Abuja has caused.
“Visa and ACS applicants with scheduled appointments for August 24 should come to the Embassy, as usual.
“Visa and ACS applicants with cancelled appointments between August 13 and August 23 will be contacted by the Embassy for rescheduling.
“Visa and ACS applicants who were requested by an officer to appear again for follow-up questions on existing applications should contact our office to arrange a new date,” the embassy said.
It should be recalled that the U.S. Embassy in the country had announced the suspension of its consular services in Abuja on Tuesday last week.
Although no reason was given for the decision, the embassy had said, because of the development, it would be temporarily unable to provide regular services for visa and American Citizen Services in Abuja.
Credit: thewillnigeria.com
