letter to USA Dominican Consulate

[maria betances 42]

 I need help written a letter to the USA Dominican consulate because i wont be able to attend the interview with my husband. has anyone done one before if yes can you someone posted example of the letter please 

[millefleur 5,035]

I don't quite understand. Usually the spouse is not required to attend the interview. What visa are you applying for?

[maria betances 42]

56 minutes ago, millefleur said:

I don't quite understand. Usually the spouse is not required to attend the interview. What visa are you applying for?

yes i know they don't required for spouse to attend the interview but lately the the Dominican embassy  has been turning down  the spouse that go by self to the interview and has been told to schedule a new interview for both can be present. my visa category is F2A im applying for my husband. 

[Ryan H 3,790]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Progress Reports to Caribbean regional forum; topic is Dominican Republic specific.

[mytruelove18 607]

i dont know if it is late for my answer, i did a k1 on 2014, i went alonee to my interview i was approved without problem, but my ex fiance in that time was american by origen, i mean he wasnt latino.

they know very well that latinos make a lot of fraud, it is bette if you go to the interview.

on 2014 i went alon and a firend of mine too, his fiancee was also american no latina.

if you are latin origen it is better go to the interview.

[maria betances 42]

Hey thank you for the answer. My husband already when to the interview and he went alone and got aprove.

the consul only asking him two questions 

[Iso12 1]

On 7/3/2017 at 0:26 AM, maria betances said:

Hey thank you for the answer. My husband already when to the interview and he went alone and got aprove.

the consul only asking him two questions 

Cool congratulations 🎊 does your husband have his passport now?

[Keith & Arileidi 437]

On 7/2/2017 at 8:26 PM, maria betances said:

Hey thank you for the answer. My husband already when to the interview and he went alone and got aprove.

the consul only asking him two questions 

Would you mind sharing with the forum as to what questions he was asked? 

[MelMoz 1]

I honestly don't understand all of this fear about going alone. Its all about how you handle yourself. At the end of the day if you do your due diligence by having the appropriate paperwork and its a real marriage/relationship theres nothing to fear. Most latin people scare their friends/relatives due to a bad example they heard or were told by someone else that they don't know the important details. Usually these people make it seem all perfect but neglect to tell the true side of the story as to how a paperwork was filed incorrectly or any other little detail that is significant. 

My wife was told by her family of all of these little issues of going alone and scared the ####### out of her. These people said things that made no sense. They have fear because they don't understand the process at all. She went to the interview today after being so scared and guess what? By listening to me instead and not being nervous she got a interviewer that was very serious overall but when she reached the window she had the most different interaction with the person. You can check my timeline to see which a review will follow soon. If its a true marriage its going to work out alright. 

Obviously all of this success has to do with reading a lot and following procedures along with the great environment that VJ has been able to offer to us. Im very thankful for all of your experiences and posts you guys give. At the end of the day most people don't do their homework and read enough to know that they don't need to ask questions. Ive never hired a lawyer and did my GC, EAD, Removed conditions, Citizenship, and now my CR1 for my wife. All simply because of the great people here in VJ. 

[Iso12 1]

On 7/3/2017 at 0:26 AM, maria betances said:

Hey thank you for the answer. My husband already when to the interview and he went alone and got aprove.

the consul only asking him two questions 

Alright.. since he was a new immigrant, what process did he go through when he arrived at the first airport in the USA. What queue did he join, and what forms did he fill online 

[Keith & Arileidi 437]

On 8/2/2017 at 6:55 PM, MelMoz said:

I honestly don't understand all of this fear about going alone. Its all about how you handle yourself. At the end of the day if you do your due diligence by having the appropriate paperwork and its a real marriage/relationship theres nothing to fear. Most latin people scare their friends/relatives due to a bad example they heard or were told by someone else that they don't know the important details. Usually these people make it seem all perfect but neglect to tell the true side of the story as to how a paperwork was filed incorrectly or any other little detail that is significant. 

My wife was told by her family of all of these little issues of going alone and scared the ####### out of her. These people said things that made no sense. They have fear because they don't understand the process at all. She went to the interview today after being so scared and guess what? By listening to me instead and not being nervous she got a interviewer that was very serious overall but when she reached the window she had the most different interaction with the person. You can check my timeline to see which a review will follow soon. If its a true marriage its going to work out alright. 

Obviously all of this success has to do with reading a lot and following procedures along with the great environment that VJ has been able to offer to us. Im very thankful for all of your experiences and posts you guys give. At the end of the day most people don't do their homework and read enough to know that they don't need to ask questions. Ive never hired a lawyer and did my GC, EAD, Removed conditions, Citizenship, and now my CR1 for my wife. All simply because of the great people here in VJ. 

For a high fraud country, attending the interview with your spouse would be part of that due diligence.

Personally, I will not have a problem taking off work due to FMLA (paternal leave) though. 

[amaria29 10]

On 8/2/2017 at 5:55 PM, MelMoz said:

I honestly don't understand all of this fear about going alone. Its all about how you handle yourself. At the end of the day if you do your due diligence by having the appropriate paperwork and its a real marriage/relationship theres nothing to fear. Most latin people scare their friends/relatives due to a bad example they heard or were told by someone else that they don't know the important details. Usually these people make it seem all perfect but neglect to tell the true side of the story as to how a paperwork was filed incorrectly or any other little detail that is significant. 

My wife was told by her family of all of these little issues of going alone and scared the ####### out of her. These people said things that made no sense. They have fear because they don't understand the process at all. She went to the interview today after being so scared and guess what? By listening to me instead and not being nervous she got a interviewer that was very serious overall but when she reached the window she had the most different interaction with the person. You can check my timeline to see which a review will follow soon. If its a true marriage its going to work out alright. 

Obviously all of this success has to do with reading a lot and following procedures along with the great environment that VJ has been able to offer to us. Im very thankful for all of your experiences and posts you guys give. At the end of the day most people don't do their homework and read enough to know that they don't need to ask questions. Ive never hired a lawyer and did my GC, EAD, Removed conditions, Citizenship, and now my CR1 for my wife. All simply because of the great people here in VJ. 

Glad to hear, I won't be able to make either!