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Checking everything in Archives is the most important advice you can give, My fiancé interview was back in September, he didn't have his official divorce documents nor mines, When I first sent in the application I included a document I received from the judge stating my divorce was official, I thought that was a divorce license not knowing I was suppose to get an actual certificate, I wish I received an rfe for those documents instead of being told this at the interview, anyways long story cut short they asked my fiancé for both our divorce certificates along with his marriage license which was weird, he received both in December even though he was told copies take a month. both of his documents had spelling errors in his name we had to submit it into "judgement" the divorce certificate came back good all the way in January due to all the chaos and protest and the marriage  one came back with the same issue, we paid for it again and finally got it back on Tuesday of this week. He turned everything into DHL on Wednesday and now I'm just waiting for the embassy to get the documents. This has been a nightmare. we lost so much money and trying to expedite this process. the first guy he went to told him these things take 3 months some time to get documents because there's no organization in government offices. we thought he was lying but now I see it was the truth. this took almost 5 months!

Hello Everyone, I want to say welcome to the club, I am a December filer, current wait time is still 190(+) Days Approximately 6 months, although the next 6 months will look cloudy and long let me be the first one to say stay strong and make the best out of your time, What I mean by this is use this time to your advantage, 
 
1. Save all chat records and phone calls for additional evidence when it comes time for your interview
2. Pre plan for your wedding
3. Travel and save all the travel documents and take lots of pictures 
4. Get to know your future spouse some more (You can never know to much of someone)
5 Most importantly support each other on this forum you will become a small family within the next 6 months. 
 
If anyone has any questions or concerns feel free to ask me and I will assist you and or guide you to a few other members who are highly knowledgeable. 
 
 
Good Luck everyone  

Hello Everyone, I want to say welcome to the club, I am a December filer, current wait time is still 190(+) Days Approximately 6 months, although the next 6 months will look cloudy and long let me be the first one to say stay strong and make the best out of your time, What I mean by this is use this time to your advantage, 
 
1. Save all chat records and phone calls for additional evidence when it comes time for your interview
2. Pre plan for your wedding
3. Travel and save all the travel documents and take lots of pictures 
4. Get to know your future spouse some more (You can never know to much of someone)
5 Most importantly support each other on this forum you will become a small family within the next 6 months. 
 
If anyone has any questions or concerns feel free to ask me and I will assist you and or guide you to a few other members who are highly knowledgeable. 
 
 
Good Luck everyone  

Hello Everyone, I want to say welcome to the club, I am a December filer, current wait time is still 190(+) Days Approximately 6 months, although the next 6 months will look cloudy and long let me be the first one to say stay strong and make the best out of your time, What I mean by this is use this time to your advantage, 
 
1. Save all chat records and phone calls for additional evidence when it comes time for your interview
2. Pre plan for your wedding
3. Travel and save all the travel documents and take lots of pictures 
4. Get to know your future spouse some more (You can never know to much of someone)
5 Most importantly support each other on this forum you will become a small family within the next 6 months. 
 
If anyone has any questions or concerns feel free to ask me and I will assist you and or guide you to a few other members who are highly knowledgeable. 
 
 
Good Luck everyone  

I your sending it through USPS then send it through this address 
 
For U.S. Postal Service:
USCIS
P.O. Box 660151
Dallas, TX 75266
 
 
For certified mail such as FedEx & etc. use the address below:
 
For Express mail and courier deliveries:
USCIS
Attn: I-129F
2501 South State Highway 121 Business
Suite 400
Lewisville, TX 75067

Correct they don't these same rules carry on to the NVC, trust me been there did that, Im speaking from experience not from assumption, the Embassy operates by the same guidelines as well. If that was a reason to expedite don't you think everyone visa would of been sent to the front of the line in which would lead to an unorganized operation? Realistically speaking its not an ground to expedite, I had a serious reason to submit an request with the help of my senator and the same reason USCIS gives the NVC gave along with the Embassy when I tried to get an earlier appointment even though the country were I applied for had an emergency evacuation for all American Citizens it still did not meet the "Crisis Criteria" 

You can not expedite a visa for those reasons what so ever. USIS only expedite visa's for the reasons listed below: 
 
Severe financial loss to company or person; Emergency situation; Humanitarian reasons; Nonprofit organization whose request is in furtherance of the cultural and social interests of the United States; Department of Defense or national interest situation (These particular expedite requests must come from an official U.S. government entity and state that delay will be detrimental to the government.); USCIS error; or Compelling interest of USCIS.  
You have to remember everyone that applies would want nothing more for their spouse to be with them for their anniversary, holidays & etc. 99% of applicants would file a motion to expedite in which would lead to no form of order in the processing time frame. Hope this explanation helps. USCIS also has these reasons listed on their website as well at https://www.uscis.gov/forms/expedite-criteria 

You can not expedite a visa for those reasons what so ever. USIS only expedite visa's for the reasons listed below: 
 
Severe financial loss to company or person; Emergency situation; Humanitarian reasons; Nonprofit organization whose request is in furtherance of the cultural and social interests of the United States; Department of Defense or national interest situation (These particular expedite requests must come from an official U.S. government entity and state that delay will be detrimental to the government.); USCIS error; or Compelling interest of USCIS.  
You have to remember everyone that applies would want nothing more for their spouse to be with them for their anniversary, holidays & etc. 99% of applicants would file a motion to expedite in which would lead to no form of order in the processing time frame. Hope this explanation helps. USCIS also has these reasons listed on their website as well at https://www.uscis.gov/forms/expedite-criteria 

Congratulations!!!!!!!! Im so happy for you, all these approvals are giving me positive vibes, we are next week Monday. 

Wishing you the best of luck for the interview!! 

I sent the email to support-Haiti@ustraveldocs.com using the template below, I sent it on August 1st and received an response August 2nd. 
 
Hello I submitted a request to have Packet 3 emailed to me and have not received an response. May you please email packet 3 to this email which is 
Case has been set to “ready”.    

I haven't seen that before, I would recommend calling Haiti embassy just to make sure everything is good. 

Heres the list of steps you need until your NOA2
 
1. Submit the I-29f with supporting documents such as
Proof of Relationship
Pictures
Proof of visits ( Hotel & Flight itinerary's)
Proof of passport stamps
 
2. Wait for NOA2 takes about 6-7 months to get a response so hang in tight. 
 
3. Once approved fill out the DS-160, you can fill it out for him or have him fill it out, remember if you fill it out for him do not submit it, once you get to the last page click on save and have him go in and submit it once you receive the NVC case number. Its critical that its submitted from Haiti from what I hear they track IP address and your Geolocation.  
 
4. Next thing is to send him a copy of the approval letter and have him get the police report, heard the wait time for it is around 15-30 Days and they require a copy of the visa approval. 
 
5. upon receiving the case number from the NVC which took 12 Business days submit the DS160
 
6. NVC to ready is trending to take approximately 14-20 days and approximately 3-7 Business days to reach Haiti. (I was told by an NVC rep that they send the files electronically now a days so it actually takes 1 business day to be received but the update on the site is often delayed)
 
7. Once it says In transit or ready feel free to pay the Visa fee ($265) in Haitian Money only they will not accept U.S currency, you won't be able to schedule the appointment until the following morning at 9am. When you login to the website to schedule the interview it will say you have an receipt on file or something within that term just click on it and it will bring you to the scheduling page. 
 
8. Once you schedule the interview make plans to do the medical 2 weeks prior to the interview. As it can not be more than 2 weeks old. Medical is $260 
 
 
 
For the interview he will need
1. 6 passport pictures 
2. The I-134 along with either your W2's or a work verification letter from your HR stating your yearly income and employment status
3. Medical
4. Birth certificate
5. Police Report
6. Any updated information such as WhatsApp chat logs/ pictures from recent trips/ hotel, flight information and etc. 
7. Any divorce paperwork if theirs any
8. Passport
9. Copy of the DS160, Appointment letter, NOA2 approval letter. 
***  They will most likely question him about your employment history, how long you been employed there, your job title and your job descriptions***
 
Hopefully I'm not forgetting anything. I have included a copy of Packet 3 to this response as well. Also I recommend you a sending a email to the Haiti consulate to receive your packet 3 via email once your case status is set to Ready at the NVC. 
 
 

So my status at NVC just updated to In transit! So maybe my time line isn’t too eager. 
 
Another question though, did anyone book a medical appointment or did your beneficiary just show up with their necessary documents? 

Number wise it is a long time but trust me it seems like just yesterday I submitted my paper work, The critical time is the month leading to the 6 month, Right now everything seems so nerve wrecking, I'm waiting on June to arrive to finally feel some type of comfort. 

Hello Everyone, I want to say welcome to the club, I am a December filer, current wait time is still 190(+) Days Approximately 6 months, although the next 6 months will look cloudy and long let me be the first one to say stay strong and make the best out of your time, What I mean by this is use this time to your advantage, 
 
1. Save all chat records and phone calls for additional evidence when it comes time for your interview
2. Pre plan for your wedding
3. Travel and save all the travel documents and take lots of pictures 
4. Get to know your future spouse some more (You can never know to much of someone)
5 Most importantly support each other on this forum you will become a small family within the next 6 months. 
 
If anyone has any questions or concerns feel free to ask me and I will assist you and or guide you to a few other members who are highly knowledgeable. 
 
 
Good Luck everyone  

6 open dates as of right now. 

1. The first thing I did once I received my approval letter in the mail was fill out the DS-160 for my fiancé,  Once I completed it to him I provided him with the login information to him so he would be able to login and click submit. Basically once you reach to the last page just click on Save & Finish later I forgot the exact wording of it. 
 
2. Next thing is to send him a copy of the approval letter and have him get the police report, heard the wait time for it is around 20-30 Days and they require a copy of the visa approval. 
 
3. Once I received the case number from the NVC which took 12 Business days, I had my fiancé submit the DS160
 
4. NVC to ready is trending to take approximately 19-20 days and approximately 5-7 Business days to reach Haiti. 
 
5. Once it says In transit or ready feel free to pay the Visa fee ($265) in Haitian Money only they will not accept U.S currency, you won't be able to schedule the appointment until the following morning at 9am. When you login to the website to schedule the interview it will say you have an receipt on file or something within that term just click on it and it will bring you to the scheduling page. 
 
6. Once you schedule the interview make plans to do the medical 2 weeks prior to the interview. it can not be more than 2 weeks old. 
 
I took the chance and scheduled the interview when the status still said at NVC because I did not want to risk having to schedule an interview all the way in September, luckily everything happened real quick for me lol or I would of been panicking. I had my fiancé asked one a friend of an embassy worker if scheduling the interview before it said ready was a risk they stated only if the interview date was right around the corner and it was still at the NVC, and that even if that is the case to change the interview it at least one week before the scheduled date. 
 
Hope this is helpful. 

So far I have this information about the medical, not 100% sure how up to date this information is the last update was on June of last year. 
 
For an adult it is around $150.00(USD) + vaccines; $45.00(USD) for children under the age of 15 +additional cost of any needed vaccines. Recent example of parent and child cost for medical (as of January 2014 at Dr. Buteau) was $550-USD. NOTE: Vaccines are no longer a requirement for this consulate although they are highly recommended prior to traveling to the States as the cost is less.  
Hopital Saint Damien Dr. Victor A. Bernard Bouchereau Centre de Pr�vention M�dicale
CLIMEDI Rue Waag # 60 Dr. Michel Th�ard
Dr. Jude Saint Phard Port au Prince, Haiti 31 Ave Charles Sumner
Tabarre, Haiti � c�t� d�OAVCT
T�l: 4061-9970; 2816-1602 T�l: 2259-4222; 3736-4222 Non loin de l'Eglise du Sacr� C�ur
Port au Prince, Ha�ti
T�l: 2941-4545; 2946-4545; 

Hopital Saint Damien Dr. Jean H�nold Buteau Centre de Pr�vention M�dicale
CLIMEDI Centre M�dical 17-19 Dr. Eddy Jean Baptiste
Dr. Jacqueline Gautier Chemin Des Dalles 31 Ave Charles Sumner
Tabarre, Haiti Port au Prince, Haiti � c�t� d�OAVCT
T�l :4061-9970 ; 2816-1602 T�l: 2513-1719 Non loin de l'Eglise du Sacr� Coeur
Port au Prince, Haiti
T�l: 2941-4545; 

Created this form for anyone who is applying for their fiancee who is in Haiti or has filed for an fiancee in Haiti. If any one has any interview advice or consulates review and or advice on  how to fill out the application feel free to ask and post. I applied back in December 09th and most likely wont get an response until June 2018. Good luck to everyone. 

Thank you very much for replying. I will wait until then. The waiting process is awful. 

You're welcome! Be calm and collective and don't rush things like I did lol. 

1. The first thing I did once I received my approval letter in the mail was fill out the DS-160 for my fiancé,  Once I completed it to him I provided him with the login information to him so he would be able to login and click submit. Basically once you reach to the last page just click on Save & Finish later I forgot the exact wording of it. 
 
2. Next thing is to send him a copy of the approval letter and have him get the police report, heard the wait time for it is around 20-30 Days and they require a copy of the visa approval. 
 
3. Once I received the case number from the NVC which took 12 Business days, I had my fiancé submit the DS160
 
4. NVC to ready is trending to take approximately 19-20 days and approximately 5-7 Business days to reach Haiti. 
 
5. Once it says In transit or ready feel free to pay the Visa fee ($265) in Haitian Money only they will not accept U.S currency, you won't be able to schedule the appointment until the following morning at 9am. When you login to the website to schedule the interview it will say you have an receipt on file or something within that term just click on it and it will bring you to the scheduling page. 
 
6. Once you schedule the interview make plans to do the medical 2 weeks prior to the interview. it can not be more than 2 weeks old. 
 
I took the chance and scheduled the interview when the status still said at NVC because I did not want to risk having to schedule an interview all the way in September, luckily everything happened real quick for me lol or I would of been panicking. I had my fiancé asked one a friend of an embassy worker if scheduling the interview before it said ready was a risk they stated only if the interview date was right around the corner and it was still at the NVC, and that even if that is the case to change the interview it at least one week before the scheduled date. 
 
Hope this is helpful. 

Finally our interview is scheduled, only thing we do not have as of right now is the Police report & the Medical, Interview is set for September 4th so I advice him to do the medical 2 weeks prior to the interview since that's the requirement for Haiti. 
 
*** As of right now there are appointments available from September 4th - the first week of October. *** 

My Hubby went there the other day  to obtain one and they asked for the copy of the approval letter. Have him print out. I was told it takes 15-20 days to receive it.