US Immigration from Jamaica

Hi, I haven t seen a forum about sept 2021 submissions. So here we are, hopefully we can help one another because information on these things are so limited these days.I ve submitted my documents Sept 30. Does anyone know what times to hear back, or anyone submitted in Sept and already heard back from NVC .

I got citizenship in December 2020 but ssn office has been close due to covid .I call and was told to mail in the naturalization certificate with the form to update my ssn . But I only have one copy . Is it safe to mail it it I meant what if it gets lost ? Secondly how long do I have to update my ssn ? Is there a penalty for not updating it ? Thx

Hi , great people

When uploading documents for N400 online, how do you do it in an organize way. For example, do you upload mixed document at the same time , like three years of bank statements mix with three years of phone bills etc ? Because I was thinking it must be hard for the officer to download them and separate each document in a complete order

I file n400 for my daughter I got a notice that the application was received. My question is does this means the waiver was approved? Thank

Ladies and gentlemen... A tide is coming in...

I'm sure everyone this process is essential to knows by now that as of October 1, 2021, any COVID vaccine recognised by the W.H.O. is a requirement for immigration. October 1 also marks the beginning of a new fiscal year for the DHS. The US embassy in Kingston has also shared on Nationwide News and in the AUSE column of the Jamaica Observer that they have instructed the NVC to begin scheduling appointments in October for cases that have been DQ'd, current and waiting. No word yet on whether or not the embassy will host a FB LIVE consular conversations to, again, drive home more confidence in the process and progress.

I am relieved for this next page turning. I've been waiting almost nine years (F11). Now I'm awaiting patiently some sort of news that anyone who's been at the NVC forever has finally received an interview letter. These letters, I believe, are to go out this month. Maybe they have already. I don't know.

Has anyone who has been DQ'd and current from March 2020 received an interview letter as yet from categories F11 - F4? And not as a result of an expedited approval, just the normal route?

Also, word to the wise, Please go get vaccinated if you are still interested in immigrating. Or if you need an exemption from the requirement, work on it now. You don't want any further delays for your case that could be avoided.

-Get all your other shots necessary.

-Get latest tax returns from your petitioner.

-If you lived in another country for more than six months, at least find out the process to request one so you can act quickly when your time comes.

-If you received treatment for any ailment that could make you inadmissible under the INA, request those files from your doc/hospital. the medial physician will need it. And won't send over your medical results to the embassy unless they have it.

-Also, inform yourself about what is considered a normal internal body temp to have. Ask what your temperature reading is right after it is taken. AMHUSM has asked people to go tested and refuse to send over medical until a PCR test is done.

Feel free to add any other tidbits I haven't mentioned to ensure the process is smooth for all of us waiting. It's time to wrap this up.