how long

[drpeace]

does anyone know the timeline in the dominican republic for the i-601 please help me:please:

[russ2169]

No one has answered you so I will say,

Probably the same as other countries without the pilot program.

About 2 months or so for an interview appointment, maybe another month if another waiver appointment is necessary. Then 6 months or so for the waiver approval.
This is all after the NVC has finished your case on their end.

[larissbell]

hello, the waiver at dominican republic take at least 2or 3 months, the consul at your first interview tell how long take your waiver.

[drpeace]

thanks very much i'am so scared i hope they put an immigration reform in 2009...

[Greenlight]

Hi drpeace,

I submitted my waiver in Santo Domingo back in March. I´ve been waiting for five months now. When we had the interview, the consul told us we would receive the letter in four to six weeks, but I think she really meant four to six months. Most cases I have heard of in Santo Domingo do not take longer than 7 months. Good luck with putting your hardship letter together!!:wave: