US Immigration from Haiti

Hello,

I filled an I-130 for my father in April 2024. USCIS Approved the case On November 2025. The case is sent to NVC. then, I received an email from NVC Stated that "The U.S Embassy in Port-au-Prince has suspended all operation and you cannot continue your visa process in Haiti at this time. the U.S Embassy in Nassau, Bahamas is the designated processing post for nationals of Haiti. You may request to change your interview appointment location to U.S Embassy in Nassau, Bahamas. If you are a resident of another country, you may request to interview at another U.S Embassy or Consulate that processes immigrant visas."

Does a Haitian used the U.S embassy in Nassau, Bahamas. or any advices will help.

Thank you,

Hello everyone I'm new here. My fiance and I need some help. We're currently deciding whether we should marry in Haiti or in the U.S being that he currently holds a tourist visa and travels back and forth. I heard about a 90 day rule and also he has no intentions to overstay his visa.

Also once married we plan to adjust status from the visitor visa, do we than do an i130 or an adjustment of status application. My step children will be included in the application however they are in the US on another status (political asylum)

We filled the 601A waiver since may 1 DHS collected payment on may 9th but I haven t received any receipt from them yet. Has anyone ever send a waiver application? Please share the outcome

My husband has siblings who came here from Haiti during the humanitarian program initiated by President Biden, almost two years ago. Their mother is an LPR and has filed an I-130 for two of her unmarried adult children. They both entered with inspection and have work authorizations. Are they able to renew their work authorizations and stay in the US while their I-130 is pending?

My wife, an American citizen, filed an I-130 about 2 years ago for her mother mother currently living in Haiti.

This case is currently documentarily complete, which means the NVC has all the documents we requested. The application is waiting for an interview appointment, where a consular officer will adjudicate it. However, it has been more than a year.

The reason for the interview delay is because of Haiti's instability due to gang violence. The NVC has stated that we can either wait until the Embassy in Haiti opens up again or move the case to another country. The closest country is the Dominican Republic. However, the Dominican Republic has suspended the processing and issuance of visas, residence permits and any other immigration applications for Haitians.

Of course, plenty of Haitians haver been able to bypass that and enter the Dominican Republic.

If my mother in law were to enter the Dominican republic illegally, request NVC to transfer her case there, will the Embassy in Dominican Republic ask questions on how she got there or just process her case? I would that the embassy's job is to verify that she is indeed my wife's mother and then grant her the visa to travel to the United States?

If it gets that far and is planning to travel to the United States, leaving via Dominican Republic and being challenged on how she entered or crossing back to Haiti and leaving from there is the long term question.

For now, the key question is whether the embassy in Dominican Republic or any country for that matter, question the status of someone?