Impact of swine flue on Mexican consulate processing

[US math guy 0]

Has anyone been dealing with the Mexican consulates of the U.S. in the past few days? I am curious as to whether Mexico's swine flue problems will cause immigration processing slow-downs. Perhaps this is too early to say at this point.

[Terca 6]

Thats a great question. My sister was traveling in June to get married with her Fiance and pursue the CR1 visa, but seeing as we all had to reschedule our flights she{s thinking of doing the K1 now get things started instead of waiting even though is more expensive.

[US math guy 0]

My wife in Monterrey, Mexico is telling me that many offices, including government offices, are working at a reduced pace to minimize their flu exposure. She says that in her own local goverment office, the current schedule is to work one day and then take off one day, and so forth. She was not clear about whether they are actually receiving government clients in their offices, though she did confirm the school are closed until May 6 for the students. Teachers and security guards are busy thoroughly cleaning the classrooms -- sound like fun!!

Knock-on-wood, maybe within the next week or so life will more or less return to normal by next week.

[crazytown4u 0]

My wife in Monterrey, Mexico is telling me that many offices, including government offices, are working at a reduced pace to minimize their flu exposure. She says that in her own local goverment office, the current schedule is to work one day and then take off one day, and so forth. She was not clear about whether they are actually receiving government clients in their offices, though she did confirm the school are closed until May 6 for the students. Teachers and security guards are busy thoroughly cleaning the classrooms -- sound like fun!!

Knock-on-wood, maybe within the next week or so life will more or less return to normal by next week.

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