awills729
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They are backlogged and unfortunately taking up to 6 months to schedule an interview! But it's been averaging 2-3 months...
Here's a spread sheet you can follow. Case complete to interview. Just search for the Jamaica ones and you can see what it's been like...
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xbLl_8yDgHLeDaLnTrPdYc44J0sjPSFfYCKxlKx6uTY/edit#gid=0
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Update:
We finally got our approval from USCIS on 10/13. The family member that was needing care passed away this week. My MIL was never able to make it to take care of her family, see her family one more time, and was never able to meet my stepson. The widow is 97 years old and completely alone with months left in this immigration case.
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Yes be careful and SLOW! Do not ignore those red flags!! Message me if you want to go deeper into it Same situation. Met a man at the resort I stayed at. Very fast relationship
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Finally! Someone in my exact situation, even in Jamaica! lol
No, your husband will not need to do a DNA test! His name is on the birth certificate, that is all they require. Can you tell me a little bit about your timeline with your stepson? Or message it to me? We are waiting on our NOA2 right now
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giving the visiting visa a shot
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This happen to me. I applied for expedite based on financial reasons and was denied due to lack of evidence. I called back and made another pleading request also adding that my first request was denied due to lack of evidence but they had never requested one. 2 days later my second request was approved and my case was expedited.
I also had a friend who was denied for the same and when she called back they told her to email the evidence and she did later was also approved.
Keep Hassling!! Good Luck!
THANK YOU for the positive comment in a thread of negativity. I can't give up hope, so why not try again?
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Wow, didn't know that this was all about opinion. Makes a person feel like they need to defend themselves sometimes. Since I guess I needed more detail for some...
Yes, my stepson was on my husbands paperwork, but we were told there was no FTJ option. We planned on my husband coming and THEN filing, after we had a home that suited all of us, as well as my husband having a job.
My MIL is adopted, her parents are elderly, in their 90s. Mother is DYING. Father is unable to care 100% for his wife 24/7 (he's old and declining health). MIL wants and needs to go help take care of her as well as be with both of them while her mother passes. Yes, she could be put in a facility to be cared for but the point is, she needs to be with her family. Who wouldn't understand this?
No, I dont know what kind of visa MIL has, or what stage it's at. I have enough on my plate not to worry about her situation. I just need to get my stepson here.
Her leaving to Canada will leave us with nowhere to live or a job if either of us go back to take care of my stepson. How does that help? And no, he doesn't have any other immediate family back home. Would you leave a 2 year old with friends in a country far from you? Come on..
Let us assume that they did get an expedite, this will not deal with the current issue.
why would this not deal with the issue? Then we would have some hope that MIL will be able to leave soon. If it's not expedited, we know MIL has to leave. We are family, we can't keep her from her parents.
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I read it as it wasn't... Wonder why though
Yes, immigration knows he has a son that will be joining us. They have known all along of course
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what you are proposing is to ask USCIS again for the same thing you asked before....why would they change their decision?
In addition, the kid could have taken advantage of theFTJ, but for whatever the reason(s), that did not happen....but that is NOT the fault nor the responsibility of USCIS...(in other words, poor planning is not someone else's problem)...
I was told there was no FTJ option for CR-1 ... and can we keep this without personal opinion? You say poor planning...but tell me, how is wanting to make a life and a home for your child before uprooting them and taking them to a new country called "poor planning" .. that's great planning! No one PLANS for family members to get sick. No one planned for my MILs family to get sick and need care until they pass.
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he was not included
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that would be a whole new visa process to another country. we could try, but it takes a long time, and MIL is trying to get out of there ASAP to care for her dying parents. Adding a 2 year old would be tough, as well
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haha, my husband was just as anxious. But with me working, and him not knowing anything about this country or knowing anyone other than me, netflix was his only option! Good luck! That's a hard one :/ Hope you live in an area where there are things to explore
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My husband netflixed for 4 months, LOL
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Ok thank you. All I saw was a number to call. So I need to send a letter to the service center with evidence?
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I wasn't even given the opportunity. All I could find was to call and make the request. They just asked me a few questions, I had no chance to submit anything other than just the conversation I had with the rep
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Trying to make a long story short ...
I brought my husband here 5 months ago on CR-1. We left his son with my mother in law (baby's mom is not in the picture, never was) in order to allow time for my husband to get a job, start working and find a home for us. Planned on filing for step-son this summer.
My step son's ONLY childcare is my mother in law who now has a visa to go take care of her dying parents in Toronto. So we filed for my stepson this month and requested an expedite.
Request DENIED.
This would cause a 2 year old to have no child care, as my mother in law NEEDS to leave the country ASAP. This would force my husband to quit his new job, move back to his home country (with no job and no place for him and his 2 year old to live), also causing us to lose our home in the US, our car, etc, as I dont make enough money to support everything while he is gone.
Is there anything I can do??? Should I request an expedite again??
TIA
Kingston, Jamaica Embassy wait time for Interview
in Caribbean
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No, I was talking about the CR1 visa. I just did the CR1 for my husband this year. I am now doing one for my stepson (that's what's on my timeline now)