US Immigration from Ecuador

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Hey!

I am from Ecuador and we are having a bunch of issues, so I am not sure about how the consulate is working right now. I am gonna have my interview in a few months.

Somebody that has beed there recently?

Thanks

Hey! I am super close to my visa appointment and I am trying to figure it out if it's a good idea to add my instagram and facebook info if I don't really use them and neither My fiance (should we just avoid to incluye them? We are not really sharing kinda people)

Thanks for your advice

Hey everyone!

I am from Ecuador and my interview for the K1 visa is in a couple months.

We are not sure if I should get the vaccines needed before my medical appointment (to make them cheaper but I am not sure if they are valid), at the doctor's office when I get my medical appointment or if it's a better idea to get them at usa (My fiance has medical insurance, but we are not sure if they are covered by it)

What do you suggest? (Low price, better results related)

This story exemplifies how any privilege can be abused.

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'They hit the jackpot: How so-called 'burglary tourists' use visa waivers to target luxury US homes

[...] Orange County, California, prosecutors allege a group of thieves hid in the hillside adjoining the Starrs' home, watched them leave with visiting relatives, and made their move.

"They came over our fence, they broke through a window in the upper bedroom and came through that window," Jeff Starr told CNN. "And then immediately started working on the safe."

The total loss: a staggering $8 million, the family estimates.

"You don't feel safe in your own home anymore," said Carol Starr, who is thankful no one returned home during the burglary. "I get so emotional and so mad when I think about what could have happened."

Prosecutors say the break-in is part of a larger issue in which so-called "burglary tourists" enter the United States from countries that qualify for visa waivers, allowing a visit of up to 90 days without a traditional tourist visa. When the suspects arrive most often from South America, prosecutors say they join sophisticated burglary rings that prey on luxury homes. [...]

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