just a doubt

[Ali-n-Edo 3]

Im Haitian living in Dominican Republic with visa legal way in my passport, then my girlfriend will field papers for does she have to field it to have appointement in Dominican Republic cause thats where im living now, or she has to do it for me to have appoitment in HAITI in my Native country... what i have to do?

[ScottThuy 140]

if you reside in DR then DR

[Darnell 8,478]

It depends on what was listed in the I-129F for 'which embassy'.

What did the USC put on the form?

[MSPtoYYZ 0]

Im Haitian living in Dominican Republic with visa legal way in my passport, then my girlfriend will field papers for does she have to field it to have appointement in Dominican Republic cause thats where im living now, or she has to do it for me to have appoitment in HAITI in my Native country... what i have to do?

My hubby is living in Canada, and he will interview there, so I assume that you can interview where you are as long as you have legal status there. Hope that helps!

[journey11 0]

if you reside in DR then DR

[journey11 0]

it depends because it's the same situation with me, my fiancee is haitian but lives in DR except that he was not a permanent resident there. He only had a visa. When I filed my paper work last july, they sent the case to haiti, so now he is in haiti waiting to go for his interview. I believe that if you are a permanent resident there, they will send your paper work to DR.

[Nik+Heather 121]

it depends because it's the same situation with me, my fiancee is haitian but lives in DR except that he was not a permanent resident there. He only had a visa. When I filed my paper work last july, they sent the case to haiti, so now he is in haiti waiting to go for his interview. I believe that if you are a permanent resident there, they will send your paper work to DR.

That's the key, he has to meet the residency requirements in order to interview there. However, many people who are in other countries on student visas can be interviewed in the country where they are getting their education, so it doesn't necessarily mean they have to be a permanent resident of that country - Just there legally and for longer than a tourist visa.

I can't remember if they select the embassy based on the consulate listed or the permanent address given on the forms, but if both of those are for DR, then it should be assigned to DR.

[Ali-n-Edo 3]

Thanks for all the help!! We are just in the beginning stages of this and filling out the paperwork, so everything is new to us. Good luck to everybody.

[that_girl 9]

Yup, my fiance is a British citizen but a resident of New Zealand. He just had his interview in New Zealand with no problems. Good luck on your journey!