PLEASE HELP

[Hilda Alvarez 0]

Does anyone have any idea i got my interview date at the us embassy in santo domingo but only my husband is required to go to the interview i called up the embassy and they said that they might not let me in being that they just need my husband thr applicant does anyone know any info on this and is this a bad thing or a good thing.?

[ms_bobdog 501]

3 minutes ago, Hilda Alvarez said:

Does anyone have any idea i got my interview date at the us embassy in santo domingo but only my husband is required to go to the interview i called up the embassy and they said that they might not let me in being that they just need my husband thr applicant does anyone know any info on this and is this a bad thing or a good thing.?

Don't see anything 'good' or 'bad' about it. Whether the petitioner can go in is entirely up to the embassy anyway. Many people clear interviews without their spouses there.

[Jorge V 195]

Some embassies allow the petitioner to attend the interview and some don't. The Juarez embassy in Mexico, for example, does not allow the petitioner to attend.

 

You can always check the VJ reviews for the Santo Domingo consulate here http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Dominican Rep&page=2&dfilter=5&topic= to see if other petitioners were allowed to attend. Just from a casual reading it seems that they were, though take this with a grain of salt and always be prepared to be denied entry.

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24 minutes ago, Hilda Alvarez said:

Does anyone have any idea i got my interview date at the us embassy in santo domingo but only my husband is required to go to the interview i called up the embassy and they said that they might not let me in being that they just need my husband thr applicant does anyone know any info on this and is this a bad thing or a good thing.?

It is not required but it is highly suggested. I went with my wife to her interview at the Embassy in Santo Domingo and the CO interviewed both of us at the window. We witnessed other people who were being interviewed alone also.

 

It would help, but it is not an essential requirement to be there.

Edited April 27, 2018 by NuestraUnion

[pushbrk 12,898]

9 hours ago, Jorge V said:

Some embassies allow the petitioner to attend the interview and some don't. The Juarez embassy in Mexico, for example, does not allow the petitioner to attend.

 

For Clarity, there is only one US Embassy in any country.  With one exception the Embassy is in the Capital City.  What is in Juarez is a Consulate.  With one exception, there is only ONE Consular Immigrant visa unit in any country.  Sometimes it is housed in the Capital City but there are MANY exceptions.  Cuidad Juarez is one of those many.

 

Adding, there are countries where there is no US Embassy at all, or in which there is no Consular Immigrant Visa Unit.  Iran is an example.

Edited April 27, 2018 by pushbrk

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[JFH 12,190]

11 hours ago, pushbrk said:

With one exception the Embassy is in the Capital City. 

Two. Israel and the Netherlands. 

[LILI&FERRA 84]

On 4/27/2018 at 9:08 AM, Hilda Alvarez said:

Does anyone have any idea i got my interview date at the us embassy in santo domingo but only my husband is required to go to the interview i called up the embassy and they said that they might not let me in being that they just need my husband thr applicant does anyone know any info on this and is this a bad thing or a good thing.?

That’s what I would like to know too, I’m pregant and scare to get in a airplane right now, but I’m also scared that if he goes alone to the interview he will get denied. Soo confused

[pushbrk 12,898]

8 hours ago, JFH said:

Two. Israel and the Netherlands. 

Really?  Noted.

 

[Hamada91 9]

8 hours ago, LILI&FERRA said:

That’s what I would like to know too, I’m pregant and scare to get in a airplane right now, but I’m also scared that if he goes alone to the interview he will get denied. Soo confused

go with him, I believe being together is a plus for you. And you're pregnant that's another plus !

 

showing others that you're together in every single step in your life makes them think that you're both a real couples.

[LILI&FERRA 84]

15 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

go with him, I believe being together is a plus for you. And you're pregnant that's another plus !

 

showing others that you're together in every single step in your life makes them think that you're both a real couples.

I understand! I’m just afraid to get in a plane I have read so many horror stories about miscarriage after flying

[bakphx1 789]

I went with my husband to his interview in Honduras.  The website said the petitioner can't go, but I was allowed.  Because of the misinformation on the site, no one else had a spouse with them.  They all seemed to be happy leaving.  I'm glad I went but I doubt it will change anything either way.  It depends on how you two feel about it.  I wanted to be there and he was nervous.

[Hamada91 9]

15 hours ago, LILI&FERRA said:

I understand! I’m just afraid to get in a plane I have read so many horror stories about miscarriage after flying

how many months are you pregnant ?

[LILI&FERRA 84]

3 hours ago, Hamada91 said:

how many months are you pregnant ?

 

3 hours ago, Hamada91 said:

how many months are you pregnant ?

I’m 2 months right now 

[Hamada91 9]

1 hour ago, LILI&FERRA said:

 

I’m 2 months right now 

I'm not a doctor , but it's known that the first three months of pregnancy are a little bit dangers so you need to rest yourself till the pregnancy is stabilized.

 

during the fifth month to the seventh I think you can take a flight. it's better to take an advice from your doctor anyway.  

 

good luck!

Edited April 29, 2018 by Hamada91