US Immigration from Ecuador

All,

At least years ago, petitioners seeking to bring a beneficiary from Vietnam had to create a detailed "relationship timeline" to supply to the consulate.

A new VJ member, dealing with the difficult Sri Lanka consulate, may need to do this. If you have experience creating such a timeline or information on how to do it well, please contribute here:

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/806954-sri-lanka-cr-1-spouse-interview-june/

Thanks in advance for your support.

My fiance came to the US on a K1 visa. We're getting married this week and I'm working on getting the documents needed for the AOS.

She had her medical done in Ecuador in March 2023. She had already gotten her vaccines done on her own, so the panel physician did not administer any and did not give her a copy of the completed DS3025. She has a vaccine booklet showing the date and names of all vaccines, all of which were received within the last year. is it possible that the physician included the DS3025 in the sealed packet? I'm trying to figure out if we need to see a civil surgeon here in the US so that he can give us a signed I693 instead, since we don't have a copy of the DS3025 to include with the AOS packet.

Hey there, I am from Ecuador and I have to choose one of the embassies for the interview. I have read that it can only be applied to the Guayaquil embassy and it's one of the most complicated for K1.

Has anyone had the interview for the K1 in Quito? or Guayaquil? and can you tell me about your experience?

Hey there, I am from Ecuador and I am trying to get an affordable certified translator for some documents (birth certificate, crime records, vaccine records). If you can help me on how to find one would be really cool. Thanks

Inquiring if anyone knows what the Ecuador protocol is if an applicant's passport is lost by the contracted document carrier? Wife requested her passport back during our admin processing so she could visit family, and a sick parent, after not seeing them for 5 years, and while she was out of the country, Immigration requested her passport to be returned. Once she returned to Ecuador and pickuped the package from Immigration, they had returned all of our documents, evidence and photos with a form solely asking her to return her passport to them. A lawyer advised us that she had probably been finally approved and just needed her passport back to complete the visa application since they consider this a missing document. So, she shipped it by the contracted carrier, DHL, and she actually had to show the DHL employee it was her passport she was including in the package and that was July 4th. As of today, July 11, it is officially lost, via DHL and they are "searching" for it. SMH. Were originally told it was delivered to the wrong city but who knows if that's the truth.

So, anyone know what Ecuador Immigration's protocol for this situation might be or ever heard of a similar situation in another country?

Unfortunately, we probably aren't the first passport document delivery that has been lost by the shipper.

Thanks for any and all feedback!