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U.S. Embassy confirms temporary halt on immigrant visa issuance for affected countries
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Santo Domingo.- The U.S. Embassy in the Dominican Republic reported that, at the end of the interview for immigrant visas, some applications may be pending under section 221(g) of the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act, a common procedure that does not necessarily imply a definitive denial of the visa. (Continue reading...) The entry Problems with your visa? The embassy explains the 221(g) process was first published in Remolacha - Dominican R…
U.S. Embassy confirms temporary halt on immigrant visa issuance for affected countries
The U.S. Embassy in Thailand announces via social media that immigrant visa issuance has been suspended for nationals of 75 countries, including Thailand, while allowing applications and interviews to continue under existing procedures with limited exemptions. PATTAYA, Thailand – The U.S. Embassy in Thailand has clarified on social media that immigrant visa issuances are indefinitely suspended for nationals of 75 countries, including Thailand. T…
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