Jamaica Post Interview Slips

[jachey 1]

What are the post interview slip colors given in Jamaica and what do they mean

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

What are the post interview slip colors given in Jamaica and what do they mean

Who got colored slips in Jamaica?

You are told either approved,denied or given a white piece of paper with the denial reason on it. :dance:

[staceluvyou 6]

Who got colored slips in Jamaica?

You are told either approved,denied or given a white piece of paper with the denial reason on it. :dance:

you can also be blue slipped which means you need a second interview.

[jachey 1]

@staceluvyou....thank you

@life'sjourney....i read in some reviews of the Kingston Embassy that some people got pink slips meaning that their applications were approved. And some were disappointed when they received a blue slip.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

@staceluvyou....thank you

@life'sjourney....i read in some reviews of the Kingston Embassy that some people got pink slips meaning that their applications were approved. And some were disappointed when they received a blue slip.

Those were probably old reviews, Kingston only give out white for denial reasons, and blue if they wish for a 2nd interview. Otherwise they will tell you up-front approved or denied.

[SlimT&R 2]

Who got colored slips in Jamaica?

You are told either approved,denied or given a white piece of paper with the denial reason on it. :dance:

Nope, nope nope. As evidenced on here and seen by myself, lately, they DO NOT TELL YOU that you are denied at the US embassy in Jamaica. You have to figure it out for yourself. They say 'your fiance will tell you' in essence, and that the file is being returned to the USCIS. No white paper! No 'you are denied'.

That is why these poor people are confused and don't know what to do after their fiance's interview is over and they get their passports back. The IO say very little. You just have to figure that if they don't keep the beneficiary passport, you're screwed basically.

And DOS will not say much either. They will tell you "the file is being reviewed. Its in AP". Only when it reaches back stateside, they will have any real information for you which is still not much. Wish you all the best.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

Nope, nope nope. As evidenced on here and seen by myself, lately, they DO NOT TELL YOU that you are denied at the US embassy in Jamaica. You have to figure it out for yourself. They say 'your fiance will tell you' in essence, and that the file is being returned to the USCIS. No white paper! No 'you are denied'.

That is why these poor people are confused and don't know what to do after their fiance's interview is over and they get their passports back. The IO say very little. You just have to figure that if they don't keep the beneficiary passport, you're screwed basically.

And DOS will not say much either. They will tell you "the file is being reviewed. Its in AP". Only when it reaches back stateside, they will have any real information for you which is still not much. Wish you all the best.

Slim, when did you have your interview at the embassy? They are told in essence that a visa will not be issued to them at this time(they are denied), most of the Beneficiary are in total shock as to what is happen that they are not listening to what is being said to them.

Also I have been on this board since 2008 and have read each and every denial, some are not as detailed as the rest. I have read past history, i.e the Yardie Thread that goes back to the beginning of posting information about the process in Jamaica.

[jachey 1]

How do you get to the Yardie Thread?

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

Just because you're told a visa is not being issued to you TODAY does not mean that your petition was DENIED. I've had two family members told the same thing within the last 6 months and they're both int the states now. They were never told that their case was DENIED or given a reason or a blue slip -- just told the case was being sent back to USCIS. One K-1 the other a CR1. In the past, not sure how much has changed now, blue (return) with more info; pink (approval); white (denial); and sometimes green not sure what that's for. I know they still use the BLUE slips -- not sure about the others. Alot has changed over the years and I've been dealing with the US embassy in Jamaica for a very long time.

Best of luck with your journey,

One Love -- Lawny

[jachey 1]

Thanks everyone for all the information!

[SlimT&R 2]

Just because you're told a visa is not being issued to you TODAY does not mean that your petition was DENIED. I've had two family members told the same thing within the last 6 months and they're both int the states now. They were never told that their case was DENIED or given a reason or a blue slip -- just told the case was being sent back to USCIS. One K-1 the other a CR1. In the past, not sure how much has changed now, blue (return) with more info; pink (approval); white (denial); and sometimes green not sure what that's for. I know they still use the BLUE slips -- not sure about the others. Alot has changed over the years and I've been dealing with the US embassy in Jamaica for a very long time.

Best of luck with your journey,

One Love -- Lawny

What did they do? (Check your PM)

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Recent post split from 3-year-old thread, moved to the Caribbean regional subforum, and given the title "Jamaica Interview: got white paper; what's next? [split topic]."

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