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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Haiti
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21 minutes ago, Jacques'son said:

@Gsanon yes it is possible that some of them are emergencies and expedited. However, I highly doubt that most of them are. I didn't see any CR1 issuances for the month of October, only IR1 for spousal category, leading me to believe that most of the interviews done in October are cases that have been DQ'd for a while or even at the embassy in queue  waiting for an interview date. 49 issuances for the spousal category at the embassy in port au prince is the most I have seen this year pre-covid.

Right , that makes sense . Anything is better than nothing . Hopefully they keep moving 

 
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