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LuFlolady   881

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My husband and I are planning to go on a cruise to Jamaica in December will he need a visa?

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Jan 26th: Mailed I-129F

Jan 29th NOA1

Feb 2nd: Check Cashed

Feb 9th: rcvd hard copy of NOA1

Aug. 28th Notified of RFE being mailed

Sept. 1st received hard copy of RFE in the mail

Sept. 4th mailed response to RFE

Sept. 10th received txt that my response to RFE was received

Oct. 10th Received txt that we were approved (NOA2) 30days after RFE response

Oct. 13th received hard copy of NOA2

Oct. 31st case arrived at NVC

Nov 2nd received case number

Nov. 19th Case is "ready" to schedule an interview

Feb. 14th Interview (2019) APPROVED!!!!!!

 

AOS

July 24th: mailed AOS pkt

July 31st: received txt msg of receipt numbers for all documents

Aug 5th received NOA hard copies dated July 31st

Aug. 9th received Biometrics letter in the mail

Aug. 19th Biometrics appt.

Sept. 20th notified of RFE via website 

Sept. 25th Received hard copy of RFE (copy of BC)

Sept. 27th Sent response to RFE

Sept. 30th Response was delivered

Oct. 2nd... Response to evidence received updated on website

Feb 12, 2020 case is ready to schedule for interview

Feb 12, 2020 New card is being produced (EAD)
Feb 13, 2020 Notification that EAD  and AP was approved

Feb 18,2020 received hard copies of AP and EAD approval

Feb 18,2020 notification AOS interview scheduled and EAD mailed

Feb 20, 2020 received EAD card

Feb 24, 2020 received interview letter (March24th)

Aug 4, 2020 received notification of new interview date(rescheduled because of pandemic)

Sept. 14th new AOS interview
Oct. 30th AOS approval

Nov. 9th New card is being produced
 

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ineedadisplayname Rising Star

ineedadisplayname   497

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how should we know?

what is your husband's citizenship?

 

you could have googled this

https://www.pica.gov.jm/immigration/entry-visa-requirements

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powerpuff   6,697

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~~ Topic moved from Working & Traveling during US immigration to Regional discussion: Caribbean as this question does not pertain to US immigration & is about visa requirements for Jamaica ~~

 

 

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carmel34 Experienced

carmel34   3,630

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If your profile is correct, and your husband is a citizen of South Africa, he does not need a visa to enter Jamaica as a tourist.  To re-enter the US he will need his South African passport and green card showing LPR status.

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