Now where?

[rikko 84]

On 10/15/2023 at 5:58 AM, TBoneTX said:

This is probably one reason why Mongolia (e.g.) has not been an option for Russian interviewees.  The other reason is a very small official staff -- two COs maximum, and possibly just one officer.

Where do you find the number of CO's a consulate has? Is it available on their websites, or on a 3rd party website? Or just how big a consulate is. I want to contact consulates more likely to be capable of processing my fiancé's case.

Jerusalem has halted all nonimmigrant and immigrant visa services, and has written on their page how to transfer your case - I'm assuming they don't want new applicants, and/or existing applicants should transfer. 

 

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Due to the ongoing security situation, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem and the Embassy Branch Office in Tel Aviv are not offering nonimmigrant and immigrant visa services at this time.

Immigrant visa applicants may apply wherever they are either resident or physically present and able to remain for the required processing time.  Alternately, consular sections in countries where applicants are neither resident nor present may accept a case at their discretion in cases clearly involving hardship.  Applicants who desire a case transfer should write the immigrant visa processing section of the desired U.S. embassy or consulate through the email address or other contact mechanism provided on the Mission’s web site.