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7 minutes ago, SorrowL said:
It means that your medical examination revealed a condition that requires a US Public Health Service officer upon POE. Ensure you double check your visa expiry date, as it may be limited due to medical issues.
My Visa has a validity of 149 days.
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4 minutes ago, SorrowL said:
It means that your medical examination revealed a condition that requires a US Public Health Service officer upon POE. Ensure you double check your visa expiry date, as it may be limited due to medical issues.
Why would they approve it then? That doesn't make sense. The consul was supposed to deny me.
So when I get to the airport in the states a POE officer will evaluate me again?
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I was given my passport today and my Visa has this annotation. Anyone can tell me what will happen and what does this mean?
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On 12/10/2019 at 7:18 PM, Jess29 said:
I just saw someone complete oct 15 got interview for jan 3rd
Must have been an F2A
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On 11/8/2019 at 4:33 PM, Jess29 said:
ughhh !!! im at 96 days already and nothing. CC since 8/6
when was your case complete ?
Wait until the end of the month, usually they send most of the IL around the 20th to the 25th. Wait and see.
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On 11/7/2019 at 4:09 PM, Jess29 said:
hey guys.. still waiting for an interview. CR1 for santo domingo. Does any one know if any december interviews have been scheduled yet ?? Been CC since August 6th, 2019
Yeah, they have scheduled people with DQ's from August for December.
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On 11/14/2019 at 6:25 AM, Melissa&Julio said:
After 4 very long months, we received our IL this morning!!!
DQ: JULY 31
IL: NOV 14
INTERVIEW: DEC 20
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations! I've been away from the group for a little while but I remembered you and I'm glad to see this.
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12 hours ago, Soli said:
Not sure of this is the right place to post this but because of what my husband and I went through getting him to the US I don’t want this to happen to anyone else.
My husband is Dominican I am a US citizen. From start to finish everything took about a year and one month. Our dream was to be together permanently and begin our new lives here in the US. He got approved for his visa in the end of August. I had already gone there in March to visit him but wanted to travel again so we can fly back to the US together. It was kind of my dream to fly with him so I can experience his first plane ride and everything else that comes with it.
I went in October and lasted a week there. We were excited to start this new journey. We got to the airport Las Americas said goodbye to his family members checked in , went through security, its our turn to go through Immigration they stamp my son and my passport but send my husband over to an office, we go the ladies take his passport they take 20 minutes and say to us he is not able to fly today. We were in shock. I mean why not he has his visa? She states that in the system there is a person with the same exact name as him that has a warrant for his arrest. Oookay but we have all his papers here including a Recent police certificate they didn’t want to see anything. They kept saying the person that has the wArrant in the system they only have his name and no other information to compare to my husbands.
All they said was he needed a certificate of no impediment from immigration. They didn’t even supply the address to such office we had to ask for it and we were rushed out. I had to fly back home with My son and look at an empty seat next to me for 3 hours. It was brutal and Of course my husband was distraught, plus it was the weekend so he had to wait until Monday to get such documents and he doesn’t even have transportation to get there and it’s no where near his home town.
His flight was lost. We figured out where the office is he went there. Had to pay more bus fare money. He tells them what happens at the office of immigration there and they tell him no first you have to go to Interpol and they have to do a search for your name and if no criminal history pops up then they give you a certificate that states there’s no information in the database in your name. GREAT!! Now more bus fare money and pay for another document.
On the same day he goes to the Interpol and they put his name in the database for a search that takes 5 business day..... good lord more waiting. More money for bus fare. He goes back the following Monday and he has the Interpol certificate saying his name his date of birth, cédula number and passport number stating he has no criminal record 🙄. He asks the people there so with this document is he okay to travel they tell him he is all set.
I book another flight for the following week. More money for the flight and more money for him to get to the airport. He goes to the airport , say goodbye again to his family , goes through security and when he gets to immigration he has to go to the same office. He shows them the paper he got from Interpol and they tell him he cannot fly that he needs the no impediment document from immigration 🙄.
that same day he goes to immigration gets the document but the person that puts the seal on it isn’t there 🙄😒. We had to wait because it was the weekend. The following Monday more money for bus fare and for document. He finally gets the document of no impediment that stated he has no impediment under his name or no alert to leave the country according to his Interpol document.
I book another flight more money for the following week. More money for him to get to the airport and more money to have a shuttle bus bring him to his new home.
At this point you would think we both lost all hope in being together. This poor guy because someone else has his same name has to go through this #######. But we had hope because the United States before approving his visa did their investigation and they know he’s clear.
The day comes we are both nervous neither of us slept. He goes through the same thing says good bye to family again , check in , pass through security and then immigration where they send him to the stupid office. He shows the no impediment paper and gooood lord they let him through!!!!!
He makes it here to New York JFK. He knows no English. He just follows the people. Goes through customs and immigration with NO PROBLEM WHATS SO EVER!!
My husband is finally here !!! I have never been so happy!! I know this was long but if you are dominican and going through the airport Las America’s just because you have your visa doesn’t mean your clear to go.
My issue is we spent so much extra money and waisted so much time because their instructions were unclear. They also need to train everyone in there on having the same information because the Interpol and immigration all work together and if they would have told us the correct steps he would have been here sooner.
It’s ridiculous to me that just because there is a person with the same name but have no other information on them that the traveler has to go through all this #######.
They also said that if he ever goes back the DR in order to leave again he has to go through the same thing and get the no impediment document. Sooo crazy. 🙄😒
I just wanted to share my experience because I did search on here and didnt find anything on here on what we went through. Hopeful it doesn’t happen to anyone else.
It's all BS. In the DR there's no such thing like: You can't leave because someone has the same name as you. Usually the impediment of travel has the name and ID of the person and that's on their database. They just wanted money so they could let you go. You should have recorded everything and claim you'll go to the media with the info.
That's shameful 🤦🏽♂️ but thank you anyways, I'll make sure to get one the day I leave.
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Any of ya'll watched the Live that the embassy did on facebook and instagram?
They said that supposedly the are the second in the world with the most immigrant visa petitions. I call BS. They also said that NVC could be at fault.
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1 hour ago, Davidh9054 said:
9/20
If you're going to the Santo Domingo embassy you have to wait 60 to 90 days from the day of CC.
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1 hour ago, Davidh9054 said:
So nothing as of yet 😓. My wife and I just feel terrible some people we know got married after we did and submitted a petition and we’re approved and accepted and already together. We really don’t understand what is the problem that we can’t get our case done with. Over a year already with this process and it feels like if we will never be done with it.
What's your CC date?
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1 hour ago, Unlockable said:
*** Moderator message***
@Cayacoa, @Wilman1716, @Pedro & Rosa, @suarezj519, @Jess29, @Km03
- Pleas remember to only speak English in the upper section of the forum. Your native language can be used only in the regional section of VJ. As per the site's Terms of Service (TOS), please do not use another language on this board outside of the appropriate Regional section.
- Since this thread is country specific topic, I am moving the thread to the appropriate section --- Regional (Caribbean).
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So can we speak spanish now?
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56 minutes ago, Pedro & Rosa said:
Early morning they assigned many interview for Santo Domingo!
Entre y me fije que la gran mayoria es para F2A y F2B.
Las fechas iban entre finales de Junio y Julio para los CR-1 y IR-1. Lo cual significa que estan dentro del rango de los 60 a 90 dias.
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9 minutes ago, Wilman1716 said:
Adonde sale esa información?
En este grupo. Al parecer es de dominicanos:
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3 minutes ago, Jess29 said:
No not meeeee.. But my one friend CC june 10 she got hers this am
Is that the one you were talking about yesterday?
15 minutes ago, Pedro & Rosa said:Aún espero aprobación pero en el grupo de FB (Residencia para la reunificación familiar) mucha gente gritó cita hoy. Enviaron los correos en la madrugada y en el correo les exigen lo del seguro médico!!!
Pero es un grupo de dominicanos?
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7 minutes ago, Pedro & Rosa said:
Early morning they assigned many interview for Santo Domingo!
No entiendo?
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19 minutes ago, suarezj519 said:
Did anyone get any news this morning? Someone on another thread just now got their IL for Nov. 20 with CC July 19
I just read it. It took 96 days = 3 months and 4 days.
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15 minutes ago, Jess29 said:
THIS ISNT TRUE EITHER. I KNOW SOMEONE CC JUNE 10th and nothing same category as well. But i also know someone cc JUly 3rd and had her interview 10/10 so idk wats going on.
I didn't say that "All the people who got their CC in may, june and july got their IL"
I'm saying that the CC's in that thread varies and there's people in that thread whom CC was in those months respectively and they got their IL's in september.
For what you're telling me it seems like this is completely random from person to person but lets hop that overall all cases take 60-90; This seems true based on my calculation of some of them CC's date and the date that they received the IL. -
52 minutes ago, Wilman1716 said:
My case has been completed since 9/30 and it states its at NVC
You're about to hit a month. Gotta wait my guy. There are a whole bunch of people ahead of us.
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38 minutes ago, Wilman1716 said:
Is this 60-90 days after your DQ?
DQ?
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21 minutes ago, Jess29 said:
No u dint schedule your interview. You have to wait for NVC to schedule it. I spoke to embassy yesterday and they saifd they were done scheduling for november and that my case was at nvc and thr embassy sends then available appts and they schedule them.. so we just have to keep waiting
Anyway, how where you able to get them to tell you this? Me and suarez tried and they just gave us the run arounds.
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2 minutes ago, Jess29 said:
No u dint schedule your interview. You have to wait for NVC to schedule it. I spoke to embassy yesterday and they saifd they were done scheduling for november and that my case was at nvc and thr embassy sends then available appts and they schedule them.. so we just have to keep waiting
Alright so if they are done scheduling for November. What CC months were they working with? Because in another thread It seems like they were working with people from Late May, June and July and they all received their notifications during mid-late september to have interviews throughout the month of October. Their waiting time averaged from 2 months to 3.
I spoke to an uncle of mine who works immigration and he told me that the embassy is delayed and that it takes 60 to 90 days to get the appointment.
The thread is:
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On 10/18/2019 at 10:13 AM, Jose19 said:
Can someone please explain to me how to understand the bulletin. It’s jibberish to me. Basically I’m a us citizen petitioning for my wife in Dominican Republic and CC was 9/24/19. Does that make me f2a or f2b
In this case if you have been married more than 2 years. Her visa will be IR-1, it not it will be CR-1. That visa is unlimited so there won't be any info about it on the visa bulletin.
class a or class b req. attn of usphs at poe
in US Embassy and Consulate Discussion
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Thank you.