US Immigration from Cuba

Hello Everyone,

Just curious if anyone has submitted an application with the same circumstance that i find myself in.

I last saw my fiance in January 2020 and then in March of 2020 we had been gathering all the documents but obviously could not have predicted the pandemic in a million years so the plan was to go on one last vacation confirm that we had plenty of evidence and all of the necessary documentation. During this time i took the letter of intent to marry and she signed it back in March. We have now gathered all the necessary documents to send the application but i worry if the letter of intent will be an issue because its from March. The reason i ask because the application from i understood the letter has to be signed and cannot be a photocopy.

Someone said to send the original and then a photocopy of the more recent one since Cuba's main airport (habana) remains closed.

My fear is going to the whole process and filing spending the money and then getting denied because of the letter of intent sorry just nervous and anxious to get the process started.

Hello,

So my fiancee and I are working on getting all the appropriate documents in order to submit our application hopefully in early December. We wanted to get the application submitted earlier but have not been able to see each other since March of 2020 due to COVID-19. So i know per the requirements i have to submit 2 Passport pictures the question is since i will also be adding her son as a K2 to the application do i have to submit passport photos for him as well.

Also any other tips would be greatly appreciated i just want to make sure i have more documentation than actually needed.

My fianc has only visited me one time and hasn t be able to visit me anymore bc of the pandemic, would that affect His interview when they ask for evidence ?

Hi everyone -

As I am sure all of you are doing, I check the website (https://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-gy/iv) each day to see if interviews are being scheduled. Some background. I'm American and my fiancee is Cuban and we have to go to the U.S. embassy in Georgetown, Guyana for the interview. I'm at the point in the process where the I-129 has been approved, the NVC has assigned a case number, and I've completed the DS-160s. I've just been waiting to schedule an interview and then pay the visa fees.

Well, lo and behold, about 30 minutes ago, I checked the website, and an available interview date popped up! Dec 17, 2020! I was so excited. I clicked on it to select it and then went to the payment part - but here is the kicker. I have to go to a local bank in Guyana and pay in cash before the interview can be scheduled! Sooooo.....now what?

Questions:

1) My petition was approved on Nov 5, 2019. Is it wise to schedule an interview for Dec 17, 2020, over a year later? Maybe that's money down the drain.

2) If it's wise to proceed, how can I pay for these visa fees without being able to fly to Guyana? There must be a business that does this.

Thank you all!

Lori