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Good evening, I am separated from my daughter, it will be 3 months already. all my documents were approved on July 19, 2022. I live in Haiti. because of the crisis of the political crisis I am obliged to give my daughter to her father. who is unable to take care of it because of his work. I don't know what to do to have an emergency interview in Haiti to take care of my little princess and my husband. my husband is american. PD: 01/25/2021 I do not receive the email for 60 days I do not know if it's good or if it's good.

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You are in the area of when a Writ of Mandamus  would be possible.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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8 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

Do you mean that you got the notification from NVC that your case has been Documentarily Qualified (DQ)?

 

op posted in dq'd july 2022

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EBBC Apprentice

EBBC   6

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Il y a 11 minutes, Chancy a dit :

 

Voulez-vous dire que vous avez reçu la notification de NVC selon laquelle votre cas a été documentarilement qualifié (DQ) ?

 

Yes I got DQ 

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*** Moved from NVC forum to Embassy/Consulate Discussion -- OP's case is already DQ, and interview scheduling varies by consulate, not an NVC issue ***

 

4 minutes ago, EBBC said:

Yes I got DQ 

 

Thanks for clarifying.  By the way, please do not post non-English versions of other people's replies.  Translate for your private reading, but please keep the original English quotes when you post or reply.

 

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EBBC   6

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1 minute ago, Chancy said:

*** Déplacement du forum NVC à l'ambassade/consulate -- Le cas de l'OP est déjà DQ, et le calendrier des entretiens varie selon le consulat, pas un problème NVC ***

 

 

Merci d'avoir clarifié. Soit dit en passant, veuillez ne pas publier de versions non anglaises des réponses d'autres personnes. Traduisez pour votre lecture privée, mais veuillez conserver les citations anglaises originales lorsque vous publiez ou répondez.

 

 

Il y a 3 minutes, Chancy a dit :

*** Déplacement du forum NVC à l'ambassade/consulate -- Le cas de l'OP est déjà DQ, et le calendrier des entretiens varie selon le consulat, pas un problème NVC ***

 

 

Merci d'avoir clarifié. Soit dit en passant, veuillez ne pas publier de versions non anglaises des réponses d'autres personnes. Traduisez pour votre lecture privée, mais veuillez conserver les citations anglaises originales lorsque vous publiez ou répondez.

 

Sorry , I was Dq on July 19, 2022.

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2 hours ago, EBBC said:

Tell me more about! Please

 

It is a lawsuit that one can file via an attorney.   Cost is $5-10k.

 

You were only DQ a few months ago though, and now waiting on an interview, so it would make no sense to do that at this point.

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I believe Haiti has a large backlog and an interview might take a year to get.  You may qualify for expedited interview based on humanitarian reasons.  You should email the embassy in Port-au-Prince.

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EBBC, you're free to translate posts into French, but you must quote them here in English.  Please comply in the future.

 

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EBBC Apprentice

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15 minutes ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

I believe Haiti has a large backlog and an interview might take a year to get.  You may qualify for expedited interview based on humanitarian reasons.  You should email the embassy in Port-au-Prince.

😊 Thank you so much

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EBBC   6

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6 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

EBBC, you're free to translate posts into French, but you must quote them here in English.  Please comply in the future.

 

VJ Moderation

I don’t know what happens, but my answers are sent in English.

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On 10/25/2022 at 3:57 PM, EBBC said:

Good evening, I am separated from my daughter, it will be 3 months already. all my documents were approved on July 19, 2022. I live in Haiti. because of the crisis of the political crisis I am obliged to give my daughter to her father. who is unable to take care of it because of his work. I don't know what to do to have an emergency interview in Haiti to take care of my little princess and my husband. my husband is american. PD: 01/25/2021 I do not receive the email for 60 days I do not know if it's good or if it's good.

I’m sorry for what you are facing. The U.S embassy isn’t giving interviews until January because of the situation that’s happening 

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Weldie jean simon   3

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On 10/27/2022 at 12:52 AM, Lady Rain said:

I’m sorry for what you are facing. The U.S embassy isn’t giving interviews until January because of the situation that’s happening 

That's not fair at all for what haiti embassy are doing to us i have been waiting for almost 2 years just to interview my husband for his visa my God hmmm

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