Transfer Haiti embassy to Dominican republic

[BrittAndStan 1]

Has anyone transferred haiti embassy to Dominican republic??  

[pushbrk 12,969]

Whether anyone has or not is not the point.  What you WANT to know is whether YOU can do that.  Your interview can only be in the country where you are legally authorized to live (not just visit) or your country of Citizenship.  There is no Consulate/Embassy "shopping" possible.  If you are authorized to live in the D.R. and actually living there now, you can transfer.

[BrittAndStan 1]

Okay!!! Lol well sorry for wording it wrong. My spouse is moving there so i wanted to make sure his case will be transferred. Not trying to "embassy shop"

[pushbrk 12,969]

12 minutes ago, BrittAndStan said:

Okay!!! Lol well sorry for wording it wrong. My spouse is moving there so i wanted to make sure his case will be transferred. Not trying to "embassy shop"

You can call in "wording it wrong" if you want.  In reality, you asked a completely different question.  If six people answered "yes", you wouldn't know what you need to know.  I take it your foreign spouse is moving from Haiti to the D.R.  If the move is "legal" under D.R. immigration laws, he can transfer.

[BrittAndStan 1]

What  are you talking about ? I would have asked what i wanted to know and if the move isnt legal how would the embassy be able to move forward with his case ?? Please move along thank you SIR

[BrittAndStan 1]

I simply asked what I wanted to ask.  If he move there would he have to come back to Haiti for his interview. So why are you coming at me like I am asking some illegal questions SIR ??  Its s simple question has anyone ever transferred. Maybe its not possible i dont KNOW THAT WHY I ASKED

[pushbrk 12,969]

7 minutes ago, BrittAndStan said:

What  are you talking about ? I would have asked what i wanted to know and if the move isnt legal how would the embassy be able to move forward with his case ?? Please move along thank you SIR

What you'll do first is request the change from NVC.  NVC will then require the necessary documents evidencing residency or citizenship.  THEN, the Consular Immigrant Visa Unit will say yes or no to the transfer.  I've never heard of one saying no, unless all was not in order.