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hello , does anyone know how long does it take a waiver to be approved in santo domingo? we deposit the waiver on april 12 2011.

The last approval I recall seeing out of Santo Domingo was about a 3 month deal. Keep in mind if there is an A-file involved it may take longer.

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The last approval I recall seeing out of Santo Domingo was about a 3 month deal. Keep in mind if there is an A-file involved it may take longer.

What is an A file? he was never deported does that make a difference.

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If he has previous Immigration history he has an A-file. What is the waiver for?

oh no he doesnt, he went to puerto rico illegaly but went back to d.r by himself he didnt get deported. that wouldnt count as one? thank u sooo much for your help

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so i called today and a lady picked up she said that my case was on jurisdiction to give them at least 3 weeks. praying that he gets approved.

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Well you asked this question on the right day! My husband's waiver was received by them March 28th this year. I called them today to find out the status and they said that it was approved on June 13th!!! SO HAPPY AND EXCITED!!! So yeah it took us a little under 3 months. :dance:

Summer 2007: Hubby and I met.

January 2008: Engaged.

May 22,2008: Hubby and I got married!

August 2008: I-130 filed.

January 2010: Our son was born.

May 2010: Interview at US Embassy in Barbados. Visa Denied! Eligible for I-601 waiver. Couldn't get a joint sponsor so we had to wait until 2011 when my income tax return documents would reflect my full income.

Feb22,2011: Embassy Received Tax Docs and New AOS!

Feb28,2011: I-601Waiver App Package sent to USCIS Santo Domingo via airmail.

Mar28,2011: USCIS Santo Domingo received Waiver Package.

Jun13,2011: Waiver Approved!

June24,2011:Embassy requested that medical police cert and other docs be updated and sent to schedule final interview for visa! *crosses fingers*

FINAL INTERVIEW SET FOR SEPT. 1ST @ 7:30AM

Hope and Pray!

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Well you asked this question on the right day! My husband's waiver was received by them March 28th this year. I called them today to find out the status and they said that it was approved on June 13th!!! SO HAPPY AND EXCITED!!! So yeah it took us a little under 3 months. :dance:

im so happy for u, i hope mines gets approved i called in,they told me to give them at least 3 weeks on july 12 will be 3 months for my case.

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im so happy for u, i hope mines gets approved i called in,they told me to give them at least 3 weeks on july 12 will be 3 months for my case.

Awesome. I used to call like every 2 weeks and get sad when they tell me give them 3 more weeks. Eventually stopped calling. But I just took a trip to visit my hubby with our son and decided to call and got the great news! :dance: :dance: :dance:

Summer 2007: Hubby and I met.

January 2008: Engaged.

May 22,2008: Hubby and I got married!

August 2008: I-130 filed.

January 2010: Our son was born.

May 2010: Interview at US Embassy in Barbados. Visa Denied! Eligible for I-601 waiver. Couldn't get a joint sponsor so we had to wait until 2011 when my income tax return documents would reflect my full income.

Feb22,2011: Embassy Received Tax Docs and New AOS!

Feb28,2011: I-601Waiver App Package sent to USCIS Santo Domingo via airmail.

Mar28,2011: USCIS Santo Domingo received Waiver Package.

Jun13,2011: Waiver Approved!

June24,2011:Embassy requested that medical police cert and other docs be updated and sent to schedule final interview for visa! *crosses fingers*

FINAL INTERVIEW SET FOR SEPT. 1ST @ 7:30AM

Hope and Pray!

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It can take over 6 months in some cases to get a waiver through. We have a case on our web site that is almost a year now. You have to have patience in these cases because you know they are making an exception. Not all waivers are approved.

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It can take over 6 months in some cases to get a waiver through. We have a case on our web site that is almost a year now. You have to have patience in these cases because you know they are making an exception. Not all waivers are approved.

yes your right ,but i still hope is less than 6 months supposely our case is less than 6 months but ill just keep praying. thank you!

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It can take over 6 months in some cases to get a waiver through. We have a case on our web site that is almost a year now. You have to have patience in these cases because you know they are making an exception. Not all waivers are approved.

GOT APPROVED!!!!!! JUNE 27TH

hello , does anyone know how long does it take a waiver to be approved in santo domingo? we deposit the waiver on april 12 2011.

GOT APPROVED!!!!

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WaitinforHubby3yr   0

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:dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

Summer 2007: Hubby and I met.

January 2008: Engaged.

May 22,2008: Hubby and I got married!

August 2008: I-130 filed.

January 2010: Our son was born.

May 2010: Interview at US Embassy in Barbados. Visa Denied! Eligible for I-601 waiver. Couldn't get a joint sponsor so we had to wait until 2011 when my income tax return documents would reflect my full income.

Feb22,2011: Embassy Received Tax Docs and New AOS!

Feb28,2011: I-601Waiver App Package sent to USCIS Santo Domingo via airmail.

Mar28,2011: USCIS Santo Domingo received Waiver Package.

Jun13,2011: Waiver Approved!

June24,2011:Embassy requested that medical police cert and other docs be updated and sent to schedule final interview for visa! *crosses fingers*

FINAL INTERVIEW SET FOR SEPT. 1ST @ 7:30AM

Hope and Pray!

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