RC and JE's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: R Beneficiary's Name: J VJ Member: RC and JE Country: Cuba Last Updated: 2020-03-19 |
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Timeline Comments: 9
Chris&Ale on 2018-12-27 said:Hi, my fiancé is in Cuba as well. May I ask why they sent you an RFE? Also, have you heard how long the wait is for an interview in Guyana? I heard it was up to 3 months.
Thanks!
Chris
RC And JE on 2019-01-10 said:Hi. They sent me an RFE requesting my divorce decree, but I had already submitted it in the original packet. I just submitted it a second time. I know people who were scheduled very quickly in Guyana. The last person who requested an appt was told they do not have any appts available at the moment and she will be notified. I am not sure what that wait will be.
Chris&Ale on 2019-01-14 said:Ugh. That sucks about them not having any appts available. Maybe a miracle will happen and they would just waive our interviews. :)
Chris&Ale on 2019-01-24 said:Hi,
Congrats that you have your appointment date. Sorry that it's in March. How far in advance do you think you will fly down there for the medical exam?
RC And JE on 2019-01-24 said:I just saw your comment from 1/14. Thank you. Yeah, I'm not sure why it is so far out, but at this point I am going with it. I will be scheduling appt for the Friday or Monday before.
Chris&Ale on 2019-01-24 said:Cool. Good luck. BTW, I've heard of people checking back and looking for cancellations sooner than the original date.
RC And JE on 2019-01-24 said:Thank you. I asked them and they did say I have that option. It was a little disappointing, but I might just go with it. It will give me time to book tickets in advance, etc. I also plan to do document check at the Havana embassy so I will be going there before Guyana.
Chris&Ale on 2019-01-25 said:Yeah we hope to do that as well in Habana. That's a great service!
Also, the hotels there are pretty expensive but there are some Airbnb apartments for only about $40-60 a night. Marriott wants $250/night. I heard also that we need to do the medical about 72 hours before interview because it's been taking some of the tests a few days to come back and people are being refused at the embassy.
RC And JE on 2019-01-25 said:Yes, I have a place recommended by a friend who interviewed there. I emailed to schedule the medical appt already. I will see what happens. Good luck! Looks like USCIS processed your case quickly.
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