Somewhat update

[johnnyj 37]

Yeah crona I guess this country is a joke 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

If the civil unrest in the country isn’t fixed I don’t see them opening up until 2021

[johnnyj 37]

29 minutes ago, Luckycuds said:

If the civil unrest in the country isn’t fixed I don’t see them opening up until 2021

So basically it will it never open because civil unrest is the culture of the island no matter who is president. 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

26 minutes ago, johnnyj said:

So basically it will it never open because civil unrest is the culture of the island no matter who is president. 

If that’s what you think 🤷🏻‍♀️ Maybe people need to come together to make a change . They are never happy with who is in power.

[johnnyj 37]

28 minutes ago, Luckycuds said:

If that’s what you think 🤷🏻‍♀️ Maybe people need to come together to make a change . They are never happy with who is in power.

They are never happy with who is in power you 100% right about that 

[Jacques'son 39]

Why has this country's consulate begun a"phased reopening" which includes offering "limited interview appointments for applicants who qualify for an exception to the covid 19 presidential proclaimations" meaning those who fall under CR1, CR2, IR1, and IR2. Nothing against this country but in comparison to Haiti these are the latest statistics as of 9-29-2020.

 

Sweden population: 10,114,699

Embassy: Stockholm

Coronavirus cases: 90,923

Deaths: 5,880

Recoverd: unknown

 

Haiti population: 11,436,228

Embassy: Port-au-Prince 

Coronavirus cases: 8,740

Deaths: 227

Recovered: 6,757

 

As @johnnyj points Haiti has been played plauged by civil unrest for as long as I've been alive. What makes Haiti worse in the past two years than it has been in past previous years, so much so that interviews at a heavily secured embassy (inside and outside) cannot be conducted? Have Embassy personnel not been able to travel to the embassy for work everyday in the previous years before 2019 where there has been civil unrest off and on? It all seems fishy to me just saying.

 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

12 hours ago, Jacques'son said:

Why has this country's consulate begun a"phased reopening" which includes offering "limited interview appointments for applicants who qualify for an exception to the covid 19 presidential proclaimations" meaning those who fall under CR1, CR2, IR1, and IR2. Nothing against this country but in comparison to Haiti these are the latest statistics as of 9-29-2020.

 

Sweden population: 10,114,699

Embassy: Stockholm

Coronavirus cases: 90,923

Deaths: 5,880

Recoverd: unknown

 

Haiti population: 11,436,228

Embassy: Port-au-Prince 

Coronavirus cases: 8,740

Deaths: 227

Recovered: 6,757

 

As @johnnyj points Haiti has been played plauged by civil unrest for as long as I've been alive. What makes Haiti worse in the past two years than it has been in past previous years, so much so that interviews at a heavily secured embassy (inside and outside) cannot be conducted? Have Embassy personnel not been able to travel to the embassy for work everyday in the previous years before 2019 where there has been civil unrest off and on? It all seems fishy to me just saying.

 

I've received numerous messages from the embassy with staff required to shelter in place. I completely understand if embassy personal that have been sent home to the US haven't been sent back yet due to the civil unrest...why should they subject their workers to that?  Also it's not like the protests are happening in Cap Haitian they are happening right in PAP, Tabarre, in front of the embassy even. The reality is it is the Haitians ruining it for other Haitians. I wouldn't really call the embassy "heavily secured" - have you seen the area?! and if 100,000 people are protesting down the street they can definitely overpower it.  

[johnnyj 37]

The embassy is open they put out live video for people in Haiti that wants to vote absentee they can go to the embassy from 8 am to 4 pm. They protesting in a cap haitian also from what my family tells me but as you now pap is ground zero. But as always ill just sit back in wait mybed my k1 and f4 would be scheduled at the same time lol

[Justus Forever 85]

On ‎9‎/‎28‎/‎2020 at 5:04 PM, johnnyj said:

 

looking at what @johnnyjposted from 9/28 it said their unable to process visa services for nonimmigrant and immigrant they don't have a date. i am looking now and this is what i see

IMPORTANT NOTICE: 

September 29, 2020

Due to COVID-19, the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince is unable to offer non-emergency nonimmigrant visa services at this time.  We are unable to provide a specific date when we will be able to resume routine visa services.  Please continue to monitor this site for up-to-date information.

For nonimmigrant visas, the U.S. Mission to Haiti will extend the validity of your visa application processing fee (known as the MRV fee) until December 31, 2021, to allow applicants an opportunity to schedule a visa appointment with the already paid fee once routine services resume.

 

now my question is the embassy open for immigrant services? like the old text it had both i am not getting excited i just want to know i see this right. i got this update on here http://cdn.ustraveldocs.com/ht/ what are your thoughts

 

[Mrs. LJ 12]

On 10/12/2020 at 11:20 AM, Justus Forever said:

looking at what @johnnyjposted from 9/28 it said their unable to process visa services for nonimmigrant and immigrant they don't have a date. i am looking now and this is what i see

IMPORTANT NOTICE: 

September 29, 2020

Due to COVID-19, the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince is unable to offer non-emergency nonimmigrant visa services at this time.  We are unable to provide a specific date when we will be able to resume routine visa services.  Please continue to monitor this site for up-to-date information.

For nonimmigrant visas, the U.S. Mission to Haiti will extend the validity of your visa application processing fee (known as the MRV fee) until December 31, 2021, to allow applicants an opportunity to schedule a visa appointment with the already paid fee once routine services resume.

 

now my question is the embassy open for immigrant services? like the old text it had both i am not getting excited i just want to know i see this right. i got this update on here http://cdn.ustraveldocs.com/ht/ what are your thoughts

 

So K-1 is more likely to be processed?

[Justus Forever 85]

4 hours ago, Mrs. LJ said:

So K-1 is more likely to be processed?

it said unable to offer non-emergency nonimmigrant visa k1 is nonimmigrant