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  1. Francis_
    It means documentarily qualified and it is achieved when the NVC approved all the documents that they asked you to sent.
  2. Francis_
    Thanks! Great info! It makes sense then. I DQ'ed in late August 2022 and still waiting. How did you ask the embassy about which cases they are currently working on?
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    Any updates?
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  11. Francis_
    "The Immigrant Visa Section at the U.S. Embassy would like to remind all of our visa applicants to bring their Birth Certificate Inextensa with them for their interview. All applicants, including applicants that will travel on the same petition in the future, must present their Birth Certificates Inextensa. Do not bring the extract of your Birth Certificate to the interview. Failure to bring your Birth Certificate Inextensa will result in delays in your visa processing." Source: https://do.usembassy.gov/applicants-must-bring-acta-inextensa-birth-certificates/
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  16. Glenda and Tony

    I have another question. I did not complete a DS-160 for my fiance's children because they are not coming to the United States with him. Does he need to take a copy of their birth certificates even though they are not joining him? The website you shared said yes but I am wondering why if they are not coming. I did list them on the petition when I filed but now they are not coming. Do you have any idea on that? Thanks.

    1. Francis_

      Francis_

      Since you have listed them, they may ask you why they are not coming. It wouldn't hurt to bring their birth certificates, if you have them on hand. For the interview, it is the originals and not copies (unless they are certified copies).

    2. Glenda and Tony

      Glenda and Tony

      Okay, thanks. He doesn't have them on hand so he will have to get them. The children live with their mother so we will see if she has them. Thanks again.  

  17. Francis_
    That's when you send Documents to NVC no embassies.
  18. Francis_
    Yes, they do not need to be translated. The previous post is for when you send documents to the NVC and they must be translated. They basically want to check the original documents that you sent to NVC (they ask for copies no originals). More info here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/SDO-Santo-Domingo.html#pre_interview_checklist
  19. Francis_
    That was my opinion, hopefully I am wrong 😃. Yes, hope so.
  20. Francis_
    It looks like the Embassy has some backlog issues. Would be nice to know the longest that someone has waited for an interview.
  21. Francis_
    We are on the same boat, but EB2 and August 2022. Most posts are for K1 and other type of visas (family-related).
  22. Francis_
    Wow, do you know which type of visa?
  23. Francis_
    Hello VJ community, How long is the U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic taking to "schedule" (technically NVC) interviews in 2023? I read that it is between 2-6 months.
  24. Glenda and Tony

    I think she was referring to K-1 visas.

    1. Francis_

      Francis_

      How long have you been waiting for the interview?

  25. Francis_
    Is this ("as next week is a week that they will be mailing cases to the embassy.") for all types of immigrant visas? How about employment-based immigrant visas? For EBs NVC schedules the interviews. I have been waiting since August 2022, EB-2. However, I did receive my letter from NVC. Also, NVC sent me an email December 2022 saying,"The next communication you receive from NVC will be either a notice that your appointment is scheduled, or if an appointment is not scheduled within the next 60 days, we will send a notice confirming that your case is still in line for an interview." They sent me the same one last October 2022.
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