US Immigration from Dominican Republic

Arg. Looks like our appointment will be delayed..

Information for visa applicants regarding novel coronavirus: As of Monday March 16, the United States Embassy in Santo Domingo is cancelling routine immigrant and nonimmigrant visa appointments. We will resume routine visa services as soon as possible but are unable to provide a specific date at this time. The MRV fee is valid and may be used for a visa application in the country where it was purchased within one year of the date of payment. If you have an urgent matter and need to travel immediately, please follow the guidance provided at https://www.ustraveldocs.com/do/index.html?firstTime=No to request an emergency appointment.

Interview waiver processing of nonimmigrant visa applications will continue. Applicants of a certain age group or those who are renewing a previous U.S. visa may be eligible to apply for a visa without attending a Consular interview. Eligibility for an interview waiver will be determined as the applicant goes through the process of scheduling an appointment through this site. Those with immigrant visa appointments should wait for further information about a new appointment date. The U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo has no higher priority than the safety and security of U.S. citizens who visit or reside in the Dominican Republic. American Citizens Services remains open to assist U.S. citizens.

https://do.usembassy.gov/u-s-embassy-will-temporarily-offer-limited-consular-services/

Hi guys,

So I'm just concern about my case.

My husband filled the documents online (I-130) on Dec 26th, 2019.

He's LPR.

My priority date is: Dec 27th 2019.

On our receipt it was written that our Service Center was California... but yesterday March 10th, we logged in on our Uscis Account, wrote a message to USCIS ONLINE, and they told us our new office was Potomac (we haven't recieve any notification yet). I got really confused about it, now, I'm not sure which processing time should I follow, Potomac or California?

Hello,

I am in the process of filling out the DS-260 and AOS and I was wondering how many pay stubs should I submit as evidence for the affidavit support, and should it be the check part of the paystub or should it be the information part that shows the info such as hours, rate of pay, deductions, etc.

Thanks.

Hi there,

my fianc traveled to USA last Thursday March 5th, I saw somewhere I can t remember, that is best to wait at least 10 days before applying for SSN,

is this correct or can I go with her and do that anytime now?

thanks.

I have a doubt...
A person married with an American Citizen has the benefit of becoming a Citizen at (3) years ... by Adjustment of Status ...
What I don't know is, if USCIS starts counting for 3 years from the day they get married, or from the day they get residency?
To complete those 3 years?