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Everything was going fine until they got to the divorce document. They inquired about his divorce date and asked when did it take place. He shared the date that was printed on his Extrait archives. Unfortunately the translator service we used input the wrong finalized divorce date on our translated document by one day, because of this there was speculation. They provided him that immigration book along with his passport & 221g & placed him on AP. They gave him a 221g with no extra evidence being requested. It just said that further review was needed and they’ll get back to us. A long 7-8 months went by before they actually started doing anything with our case. During this time I was contacting my congressperson and emailing the embassy consistently. There’s detailed posts of what I did and how that went on my profile. Ultimately after such a long wait and uncertainty, we were granted our visa after having to do a new medical exam since the wait was over the Validity date of his previous medical exam. Once they started making moves on our case everything went by super fast after. I am beyond grateful that we are passed Haiti embassy stage. So much needs to be revamped as far as infrastructure and processing times, but I know the countries constant manifestations play a huge part in that.
Consulate / USCIS Member Review #28356
Review on June 29, 2020:
