US Immigration from Haiti

Hi there, is anybody having the same problem with what to do next after receiving this email from the embassy a few days after your case said ready My fiance created his profile for DS-160 and paid the visa fee, but every time we tried to book a VAC appointment, it says that no appointment available at this time. My question is do I have to wait for the embassy or keep trying to schedule the appointment

That's the email I receive read below

This office is pleased to inform you that you may now begin processing your application for a fianc (e) visa. Applicants for K visas (fianc (e) visas) need to make two appointments: One to visit the Visa Service Center (VAC) and another for the Consular Section. To schedule your appointment, go to the following link to obtain detailed information on the steps to follow: www.ustraveldocs.com/do/es/ After registering and creating a profile, you must choose the Fianc (e) category. ) K Visa (Fiance/Fiancee Visa). After answering several questions, you must wait for approval to select the appointment days.

Good evening everyone, on my 2023 taxes I had 2 dependents, but now I don t have dependents. Will USCIS go by the information on my last year taxes about my dependents, or will they just accept the current information no longer have dependents?

Good afternoon,

I am a permanent resident green card holder who wants to petition for my son who s already in the U.S., legally, through humanitarian parole. He s unmarried and over 21 years old. What is the process of petitioning for him please if someone can just provide the steps I need to take.

Thank you in advance.

Family Reunification Parole Processes Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, or Honduras, and their immediate family members.

Hello, I want to know if any of you have recently received the invitation to fill I134A for your parent (s).

On the I-751, it asks, "Have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance (excluding traffic regulations), or committed any crime which you were not arrested in the United States or abroad?"

My partner was detained when entering the U.S. He was seeking asylum and was ultimately released into the U.S. after being held for about 15 days. (There were never any criminal charges for this, and he was able to remain here and is now a legal permanent residence through our marriage.)

The I-751 asks you to submit documentation of criminal history. We are struggling to figure out what kind of documentation to include and who/where to get it from, even after reading the I-175 instructions. Can someone please help?