Us embassy in haiti

[johnnyj 37]

For a country with a very low COVID death count why is the embassy In haiti still closed. There was more people killed by the flood last week than the 6 months of COVID. Sorry for the cruel example 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

8 minutes ago, johnnyj said:

For a country with a very low COVID death count why is the embassy In haiti still closed. There was more people killed by the flood last week than the 6 months of COVID. Sorry for the cruel example 

First off there have been over 200 confirmed deaths in Haiti due to Covid and 30 something died from the tropical storm. You know there is a whole lot more Covid deaths because most people aren’t going to a hospital. Secondly Haiti’s been off and on with reduced staffing due to the ongoing unrest in the country that seems to be going on for years. I get embassy alerts basically every other day about the unrest in the country. I feel that’s what’s going to keep the embassy closed longer than Covid.

[SalishSea 16,750]

Very unlikely anyone here has insider knowledge of the working intricacies of US embassy, Haiti.

[johnnyj 37]

@Luckycuds You really believe those confirm deaths there is barley testing going over there most people walking around with no mask. Also I see the same alerts. I'll sit back wait 

[Justus Forever 85]

The embassy is to open sometime in October they are hoping if not it will not be until end of the year begininng of the new year

[Jacques'son 39]

@Justus Foreverthanks for the info! May I ask what was the source of this information you provided? Also, when did you hear this please?

[Justus Forever 85]

3 hours ago, Justus Forever said:

The embassy is to open sometime in October they are hoping if not it will not be until end of the year begininng of the new year

My husband knows a lot of people and they let him know the status. just like with getting the police record

[Jacques'son 39]

@Justus Forever Thanks again! 

[johnnyj 37]

Ok in a matter of weeks........hopefully 

[Kecha 3]

it is a political calculation, the covid19 is a good pretex to block immigration to certain foreigners, and the Haitians are part of it, I will not say that the virus is not present in Haiti but one thing is certain If it had done as much damage as in the other neighboring countries om would be in a real quagmire as some in doubt, we are not in a position to manage the few corpses of the victims of armed groups, I cannot imagine the Haitian state conceal thousands of corpses of people affected by covid19 as some people say. it's a pretext, the Dominican republic has had thousands of confirmed deaths, but the embassy has already started to schedule interviews, the same for other countries less undesirable than Haiti  by Trump

[Jacques'son 39]

@Kecha Thanks for your post. I have been analyzing everything from your post for quite some time now. I regularly check the monthly immigrant visa issuance statistics on the a U.S. department of state - bureau of consular affairs webpage. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-statistics/immigrant-visa-statistics/monthly-immigrant-visa-issuances.html 

 

Visa issuances for Haitian Nationals has dropped significantly, particularly those that apply as spouses of U.S. citizens and spouses of green card holders. I recall vividly the day that a certain someone referred to Haiti as a "Blank Hole country". Thus leading me to believe that any reason there is to slow down immigration from haiti to the U.S. will be capitalized on. Covid 19 and the insecurity of Haiti are a sort of icing on the cake for the success of this agenda. It as sad that those affected such as myself a petitioner for my Haitian wife, and  others undergoing spousal consular processing in haiti are left to suffer. If only they could take the politics out of it, and treat us as human beings who just want to be Legally reunited with our love ones. Not asking for anything special, we just want fair treatment in our immigration processes  as those from the more "desirable" countries receive.

 

 

[509🇭🇹404 14]

It's unfortunate and at times discouraging..at this point there's nothing much to do other than remain positive and patient....I do not understand Haiti and its politics.

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

The way the unrest has been going on for months/years who knows when they will fully operate. I get messages almost daily from the embassy regarding public safety issues so I wouldn’t completely blame it on US politics.. if employees can’t get to work because Haitians are burning tires and shooting outside what are they to do?!

[Tootie906 21]

On 9/10/2020 at 11:28 AM, Justus Forever said:

The embassy is to open sometime in October they are hoping if not it will not be until end of the year begininng of the new year

Hello guys, i got a question  plz how easy its right now to get the police record from DCPJ? Its been 6 months since i have been trying to get mine. A little info will be help 

[Justus Forever 85]

On ‎9‎/‎20‎/‎2020 at 8:11 AM, Lou&Don said:

Hello guys, i got a question  plz how easy its right now to get the police record from DCPJ? Its been 6 months since i have been trying to get mine. A little info will be help 

hello, my husband was told thast the DCPJ is not open something other than the covid was going on. he was told by the officer and court that the embassy is aware of this matter when they open. my husband went to through the court in PAP with help.