Irvin Aguilar
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On 6/25/2021 at 8:22 AM, PGA said:
The health declaration form is pretty basic and yes, form is required for all. If an individual has recovered from and/or tested positive for covid in the past 3 months, then they need to have a letter clearing for travel by a licensed healthcare provider or public health official.
This is (generally) the form below. We filled ours out in advance, but at check-in they made us fill out their version which was almost exactly the same.
attachment-a-global-passenger-disclosure-attestation-2021-p.pdf 68.44 kB · 5 downloads
Anyway, best I can recommend, as I don't want to give you wrong or out-of-date information, is these two sites for the most relevant travel information:
https://need2know.tripsource.com/
Hi!
Did you have to go to a specific clinic to get the COVID test? Or can it be any clinic?
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On 8/12/2021 at 5:48 AM, slider100 said:
Congratulations - Safe travels to your parents!
Thank you!
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54 minutes ago, mary_ann said:
Congratulations!!
Thank you!
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Parents visas have been approved! Now they wait for their passport to be sent through DHL.
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On 4/23/2021 at 5:18 PM, hutchmx92 said:
does anyone have information on interviews for immediate family members for the i130, we were DQ'd April 6th but from our understanding with the shut down of the embassy and the government issues their only doing a few interviews. we tried emailing the embassy for a ball park time frame but it's a auto no reply response. Just want to get some kind of time frame as to when interview may occur. Any peru i130's out there ?
Did they get an interview date yet?
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On 7/2/2021 at 5:58 PM, patrickleevill said:
Did they give a reason for the rescheduling?
No unfortunately. they just rescheduled it.
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Parents appointment was reschedule by the embassy
Interview was set for July 2nd now they moved it to August 10th 🤦♀️
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Parents visa interview was set for July 2nd and now they changed it to August 10th 🤦♀️. Does anyone know why this could have been done?
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55 minutes ago, PGA said:
The health declaration form is pretty basic and yes, form is required for all. If an individual has recovered from and/or tested positive for covid in the past 3 months, then they need to have a letter clearing for travel by a licensed healthcare provider or public health official.
This is (generally) the form below. We filled ours out in advance, but at check-in they made us fill out their version which was almost exactly the same.
attachment-a-global-passenger-disclosure-attestation-2021-p.pdf 68.44 kB · 1 download
Anyway, best I can recommend, as I don't want to give you wrong or out-of-date information, is these two sites for the most relevant travel information:
https://need2know.tripsource.com/
Thank you so much for that information!
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1 hour ago, PGA said:
Yes. I have travelled twice since Jorge Chavez Intl opened back up. It's a bit of a pain but manageable. It was covid tests (pcr or antigen) within 72 hours of travel plus a health declaration form, mask (now I think it's double) and face shield throughout the airport. Once we were on the plane it was just a mask (though this may depend on the airline). Coming back to Peru was essentially the same steps...tests, masks (plus face shield upon return to Jorge Chavez), Peru health declaration. I think that was about it.
Thanks for responding!
Do you need the health declaration form if you have never tested positive for COVID? I read on the CDC that you have to get that done if you can show proof that you received a positive test result.
If you plan to travel internationally, you will need to get tested no more than 3 days before you travel by air into the United States (US) and show your negative result to the airline before you board your flight, or be prepared to show documentation of recovery (proof of a recent positive viral test and a letter from your healthcare provider or a public health official stating that you were cleared to travel).
Can you get a test from any clinic or are there specific ones?
Thank you for your help! My parents are having their interview on July 2nd so any information is greatly appreciated.
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Has anyone from Peru traveled to the US recently? What was your experience with the COVID travel restrictions?
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2 hours ago, Milasa said:
If they can’t schedule their medical before the interview then they can still do it afterwards.
I did not know they could do that but I also heard that they can just attend the interview and they will not make a decision until they have received the medical results.
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Just now, mary_ann said:
Yes they usually would send an email after 2-3 months if all required documents have been reviewed, if not they will ask for the documents you are missing.
Nice!!! It’s been a year I think! My father is just waiting now for an appointment date, but I just submitted a missing document for my mother’s case. I am hoping they would still have the same appointment dates.
Yes, it's been a while since my case closed in NVC. It closed back on April 2020 so yeah a little bit more than a year. It's crazy how they notified me just yesterday about the interview date and their appointment is already in a week and a half. It gives them very little time to get their medical exams done.
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My parents have received their appointment email finally! Appointment for July 2, 2021 at 8am. 😁
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Hi there!
I'm petitioning for both of my parents. We started this process in February 2019 and the NVC accepted the documents back on April 2020 and since then my parents have not been scheduled for an interview.
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1 hour ago, FOURXXXX said:
Today 4/21/2021... I FINALLY RECEIVED MY MOTHER'S APPOINTMENT LETTER!!!!
If you are like me, waiting for months from NVC to schedule the appointment, please go their website and fill-out the Public Inquiry Form, ask for what is the status and they schedule you that appointment few days after!
OMGosh I'm going to try that. I started this journey since February of 2019 and already completed NVC but no interview date yet.
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Has anyone received interview appointment dates?
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I'm petitioning for both of my parents who are in Peru and they have been approved at NVC since April 2020 and we are still waiting for interview dates. I know the US Embassy in Peru was closed for some time. They recently reopened but with limited employees so it's taking a while. Maybe this is the case with the US Embassy in the Dominican Republic.
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4 hours ago, trangnguyen said:
Good luck to your family
My mother was approved one week before my father. They probably will get different interview dates.
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5 hours ago, onek said:
Congratulations
Thank you. I have not received interview date due to US Embassies being closed because of the coronavirus. So now we just have to wait until they open up again.
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1 minute ago, trangnguyen said:
Congratuation. May i ask what date you submited all documents to NVV. Thanks
I turned in his documents back on February 1, 2020.
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My father's civil documents were approved April 22, 2020. Now just waiting for an appointment date for interview.
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2 hours ago, Milasa said:
6 months? That’s a long time. I waited for I-130 approval for 12 months and was hoping the second phase would be much faster.
The NVC process can be faster if they don't keep rejecting your documents. It usually takes two months in the NVC process.
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41 minutes ago, tommybear said:
What did you do? I’ve been using my birth certificate for every paperworks I’ve done till I became a citizen. I don’t get it.
Where are you from? I'm originally from Peru and the exact same thing happened to me. When I was getting my residency I used that same birth certificate which was accepted. Now with my parents visa I used the same birth certificate and they also rejected it. What I had to do was have my parent go to RENIEC which is a government agency that seals birth certificates and marriage certificates for its citizens. Since my birth certificate and my parents certificate was issued in a very small town they were not recognized by the NVC. That is when they when to RENIEC to let them know about the problem which the agency stamped all the certificates with their seal. Plus I'm not sure if this was helpful but when they received those sealed documents they went to the office of international relations and they stamped another paper onto that which states that the document is valid to use outside of the country.
I hope this explanation was helpful if you have other questions please let me know.
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Thank you so much! I will look into that PDF.