TODD AND ELVIA

I don't know of any country that is currently performing interviews for K1 visa applicants. My fiance's country is Bolivia and they are only processing family non-immigrant visa's for children and for folks over 75. Even though countries have open up for tourism the State Department/Consular Affairs division have to give the green light to open an Embassy. It has nothing to do with the current country's situation as far as COVID is concerned. The shutdown was because of COVID, but remaining to be shut down is a Consular Affairs decision and they get their marching order from the state department

I don't know of any country that is currently performing interviews for K1 visa applicants. My fiance's country is Bolivia and they are only processing family non-immigrant visa's for children and for folks over 75. Even though countries have open up for tourism the State Department/Consular Affairs division have to give the green light to open an Embassy. It has nothing to do with the current country's situation as far as COVID is concerned. The shutdown was because of COVID, but remaining to be shut down is a Consular Affairs decision and they get their marching order from the state department

I don't know of any country that is currently performing interviews for K1 visa applicants. My fiance's country is Bolivia and they are only processing family non-immigrant visa's for children and for folks over 75. Even though countries have open up for tourism the State Department/Consular Affairs division have to give the green light to open an Embassy. It has nothing to do with the current country's situation as far as COVID is concerned. The shutdown was because of COVID, but remaining to be shut down is a Consular Affairs decision and they get their marching order from the state department

I don't know of any country that is currently performing interviews for K1 visa applicants. My fiance's country is Bolivia and they are only processing family non-immigrant visa's for children and for folks over 75. Even though countries have open up for tourism the State Department/Consular Affairs division have to give the green light to open an Embassy. It has nothing to do with the current country's situation as far as COVID is concerned. The shutdown was because of COVID, but remaining to be shut down is a Consular Affairs decision and they get their marching order from the state department

Things people may need to know here about this order. 1. it is a 60 day freeze on immigration for those seeking a permanent status. 2. it is designed to ensure that once the US reopens, the workers who lost their jobs are able to get them back. This will not affect applications for a temporary visits, which by design that is what a K1 visa is (because a change of status is needed once the couple marries). and it will not affect visa's that are for minor children. To my knowledge, USCIS is still processing visa's, this will only effect those who are in the process of receiving an I551 card currently.