It have been almost 5 months since we apply for the green card he already got the job permit and the travel permission.. he also got his finger prints but we haven't got an appointment for the interview.. I just want to know if im not the only one in this situation .... I haven't call yet the USCIS because i see so many people still waiting but this is killing me.

In the package 3 says that my fiance has to show an Appointment Letter (or Appointment Confirmation) the day of the interveiw (which was scheduled for the June 5, 2013). She already has completed all the documents (forms, medical exam, evidences, etc.) and also she has the date  of the interview, but do NOT has "La Citacion" (Appointment Letter or Appointment Confirmation)

 

I have called three times where I setup the appointment and they said they do not send me any Appointment Letter to anyone. All information about interview date and hour is only verbal.

For nearly two weeks we have been calling or sent emails to the US Interesets Section in Havana, but still we could not communicate with them.

1 - Please, I would appreciate any ideas on what to do in this situation ...

2 - Any applicant or petitioner in the U.S. Interests Section in Havana knows if this Appointment Letter is a requirement in order to have the interview the day that was scheduled?.

 

Hi Folks,

 

My fiance is a member of the Union de Jovenes Comunistas (UJC) - Cuba's youth communist organization.  He joined around age 15, in high school I think.  He is not active in the organization though.  We've just gotten our NOA2, approval from the National Visa Center, and are about to schedule an interview for the fiance visa.  I have read that it is a common question in fiance visa interviews - whether or not folks were part of the UJC.

 

For the Interview

 

Should my fiance resign from the UJC asap?  Or should he just be prepared to explain his membership as something ordinary at his high school?  

 

DS-230

 

On the DS230 form, there is a question: 

c. An alien who seeks to enter the United States to engage in espionage, sabotage, export control violations, terrorist activities, the overthrow of the Government of the United States or other unlawful activity; who is a member of or affiliated with the Communist or other totalitarian party; who participated, engaged or ordered genocide, torture, or extrajudicial killings; or who is a member or representative of a terrorist organization as currently designated by the U.S. Secretary of State."

 

Should my fiance mark yes to this?  He is not a member of the Communist party, but rather the youth Communist organization.

 

 

I've seen questions like this asked with respect to other countries, but am looking for info specific to Cuba.

 

Thank you so much,

R

Hi there,

 

We filed in September and in April we got our NOA2! Finally!  A couple weeks ago we received notice that the National Visa Center is forwarding our case to the US Interests Section in Cuba. :)

 

I've looked through the past several months on the Cuba page and tried searching the visajourney, but I couldn't find some information I'm looking for.  I also looked at the US Interest Section webpage, which was really helpful, but still left some questions unanswered.

 

Forms & Checklist 

 

According to the timeline we've been looking at on visajourney, the next thing is for "forms and checklist sent to beneficiary." My fiance and I are wondering:

 

1) How will the forms be delivered? To the address we've listed?  If he is not home, will they leave the forms with another person?  Could he pick up the forms in person instead?  We just don't want them to get lost!

 

2) Which forms will we need to turn in ahead of the interview?  How far in advance?

 

Scheduling Interview

 

3) Do we need to call the US Interests Section to get an interview?  If so, when should we begin calling?

 

4) I remember reading that calling from the US to the US Interests Section is costly.  Is the number that we should call a Cuba-based number? My fiance and I were wondering if he could call the number from Cuba.

 

Thank you,

R

 

 

I FINALLY HAVE MY INTERVIEW ON JUNE 6 IM SO HAPPY IT IS LESS THEN A MONTH AWAY!!! what do you guys recommend one takes to the interview besides pictures and letters?? i dont think i can make it to it, so my wife would have to go alone:(