US Immigration from Haiti

I know it's kind of frowned upon to call USCIS. But we filed back in March and have heard NOTHING since the receipt notice. Nothing about biometrics or anything. Field office is Baltimore but in the past they have sent us to Pittsburgh for biometrics. I know our case is still within the normal time frame for Baltimore (12.5 to 27.5 months), but would it be so terrible to call them and see what's going on? We sent an email through the online account and haven't heard back.

I guess I should be grateful that it's "only" been 6 months, but not being a citizen is really disrupting my husband's career.

We re still waiting for the embassy in Port-au-Prince to reopen, but I was wondering if anyone knew anything about if they ask if our families have met.

For context, I m not very close to my family, especially when it comes to personal matters. I meet all the financial requires to bring my fianc here without a co-sponsor, so my family has not been involved in this process. If this question comes up in the interview, the most honest answer I know for my fianc is to respond with is that the people close to me know him and have met him on video several times.

I just think every family dynamic is different, and them knowing or not shouldn t be a deciding factor. Also, I tell him about my family and send pictures of them, so he already knows who/how they are without meeting. I feel pretty confident about any other questions, but I m curious if anyone has any insight on this. Thank you!

we fille for aos in may of 2020, its gonna two months since the biometric was done...does any body know what's the next step maybe since we haven't get anything on the mail yet?

Yeah crona I guess this country is a joke

My wife is waiting for her interview to be scheduled at the embassy in her country of residence. I (the petitioner) am aware that her interview may not be for a long time due to the circumstances of the covid 19 pandemic, civil unrest and crime in her home country, and ultimately backlogs once they do resume interviews. Moreover, my problem is that I want to start a new job as I'm looking to change careers. I'm hesitant to do so because I am wary as to the confusion this may cause for my wife and the consulate officer at the time of the interview. On all of the paperwork from the I-130 to the DS-260 my current profession and job is listed. I'm assuming that ideally drastic lifestyle changes are better to be delayed during the CR1/IR1 process. However, I may be missing out on better employment opportunities financially and for other reasons. Please share your thoughts and opinions.