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We can't predict yet because no one has received interview letters until now. Let's wait for a little while.
Anyone hear about the new changes for Jamaica and the USCI moving its services to the Dominican.Republic on March 1 please explain they are saying we might have to go to Dom. Rep for interview
Anyone hear about the new changes for Jamaica and the USCI moving its services to the Dominican.Republic on March 1 please explain they are saying we might have to go to Dom. Rep for interview
The link is this: "http://www.uscis.gov...000082ca60aRCRD ". Just got it from another forum.
Anyone hear about the new changes for Jamaica and the USCI moving its services to the Dominican.Republic on March 1 please explain they are saying we might have to go to Dom. Rep for interview
No, you still interview in Kingston. It is the USCIS field office that will close not the embassy. International field offices process petitions for USCs living outside America; this is commonly known as direct consulate filing (DCF). So my understanding is as as March 1, 2014 the Dominican Republic will deal with petitions that JA use to process but the beneficiaries of those petitions would still interview in Ja.
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No, you still interview in Kingston. It is the USCIS field office that will close not the embassy. International field offices process petitions for USCs living outside America; this is commonly known as direct consulate filing (DCF). So my understanding is as as March 1, 2014 the Dominican Republic will deal with petitions that JA use to process but the beneficiaries of those petitions would still interview in Ja.
Thanks a lot was really worried about the extra expense to travel to Dom. Rep.
My father in law is very old and not in the healthy condition. My PD is May 2003 and still about 2 years to have it current. Does anyone know that if petioner died and we are in the US at the time before he died, so we see him dying, we can have our visa speed up?.
My father in law is very old and not in the healthy condition. My PD is May 2003 and still about 2 years to have it current. Does anyone know that if petioner died and we are in the US at the time before he died, so we see him dying, we can have our visa speed up?.
Thanks for any idea
Frank
No it will not speed up the process. You still have to wait for your PD to be current. When the time comes you can request for humanitarian revalidation, or if the new law is in effect the beneficiary may get a visa w/o humanitarian revalidation.
No it will not speed up the process. You still have to wait for your PD to be current. When the time comes you can request for humanitarian revalidation, or if the new law is in effect the beneficiary may get a visa w/o humanitarian revalidation.
Are you saying that there is a new law now, but not in effect yet?. I forgot where it is , but I googled it last time and read it that there is a law saying that if we are in the USA at the time of the petioner death, we are elligeble to have a visa.
Are you saying that there is a new law now, but not in effect yet?. I forgot where it is , but I googled it last time and read it that there is a law saying that if we are in the USA at the time of the petioner death, we are elligeble to have a visa.
Thanks
Frank
I wasn't sure when it became law but after searching I found it was October 29, 2009 when the bill was signed into law. It's a bit tricky because the reqt is the beneficiary should be residing (not just visiting) in the US at the time of petitioner's death. Still your PD should be current before you can benefit from this law. You should consult an immigration lawyer when it happens.
I applied for tourist visa for my sister when she was single and got the visa. Couple of months she got married and changed her Surname to her Husband's name and got her new passport.
In her old passport and US Visa she has my father's name as her last name and in her new passport she has her husband's name as her last name.
Whether her US Visa on her old passport is Valid? Can she travel to US?
I applied for tourist visa for my sister when she was single and got the visa. Couple of months she got married and changed her Surname to her Husband's name and got her new passport.
In her old passport and US Visa she has my father's name as her last name and in her new passport she has her husband's name as her last name.
Whether her US Visa on her old passport is Valid? Can she travel to US?
Any replies are highly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
First of all, don't post your concern in this thread because this is only for F3 petitions. Start your own thread. Then I will answer your concern.
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