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Venezuela Country Information

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URGENT UPDATE 2019:

On March 11, 2019, the Department of State announced the temporary suspension of operations of U.S. Embassy Caracas and withdrawal of diplomatic personnel. All consular services are suspended. Immigrant visa applicants should contact IVBogota@state.gov for additional instructions. Nonimmigrant visa applicants can apply at any U.S. embassy or consulate in another country. For more information regarding applying for nonimmigrant visas, please visit travel.state.gov.

Please be aware that this country is affected by President Trump’s Executive Order 13780. This could change at anytime, however this is the most recent information we have. This travel ban does not affect most of our customers from Venezuela, however, it could affect some. According to this order, which was upheld by court in January of 2018 states:

(f) Venezuela.

(i) Venezuela has adopted many of the baseline standards identified by the Secretary of Homeland Security and in section 1 of this proclamation, but its government is uncooperative in verifying whether its citizens pose national security or public-safety threats. Venezuela’s government fails to share public-safety and terrorism-related information adequately, fails to satisfy at least one key risk criterion, and has been assessed to be not fully cooperative with respect to receiving its nationals subject to final orders of removal from the United States. There are, however, alternative sources for obtaining information to verify the citizenship and identity of nationals from Venezuela. As a result, the restrictions imposed by this proclamation focus on government officials of Venezuela who are responsible for the identified inadequacies.

(ii) Notwithstanding section 3(b)(v) of this proclamation, the entry into the United States of officials of government agencies of Venezuela involved in screening and vetting procedures — including the Ministry of the Popular Power for Interior, Justice and Peace; the Administrative Service of Identification, Migration and Immigration; the Scientific, Penal and Criminal Investigation Service Corps; the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service; and the Ministry of the Popular Power for Foreign Relations — and their immediate family members, as nonimmigrants on business (B-1), tourist (B-2), and business/tourist (B-1/B-2) visas, is hereby suspended. Further, nationals of Venezuela who are visa holders should be subject to appropriate additional measures to ensure traveler information remains current.

Should you apply using RapidVisa’s services, please be aware we cannot control this ban, and if you are affected by it, you may be denied.

US Embassy Info in Venezuela

United States Embassy, Caracas Venezuela

Embassy Website:https://ve.usembassy.gov/

Embassy Phone Number: 0-800-847-3388

Embassy Email Address: ImmigrantCaracas@state.gov

URL for scheduling the interview online: https://www.ustraveldocs.com/ve/ve-niv-appointmentschedule.asp

Can fiancé/spouse attend the interview: Yes

Where to pay the Embassy fee:https://www.ustraveldocs.com/ve/ve-niv-paymentinfo.asp

Local language documents need translated: Any foreign-language document submitted to USCIS must be accompanied by a full English translation that the translator has certified as complete and correct, and by the translator’s certification that he or she is competent to translate the foreign language into English. The U.S. Embassy in Caracas will accept English and Spanish language documents without translations (Except for Diversity Visa applicants), but will require translations of all other foreign-language documents, including foreign police certificates.

Medical Examination Fee: Now the cost of Medical exam depends on the doctor you go to. Between BSF 760 and 900.

Embassy appointment scheduling method: You can schedule an appointment by either way, online or call center.

Medical appointment scheduling method:The first step in preparing for the medical examination is to determine which doctors in your area are authorized to perform a medical examination for U.S. immigration purposes. The information shown by U.S. Embassy and Consulate provides the authorized physician(s) contact information for you to schedule your medical examination appointment, as well as instructions related to the required medical examination.

Number of photos required for the Embassy Interview: 3

Number of photos required for Medical Examination: 3

Testimonials from Venezuela

Hello,

Thank you so much for all of your help in getting my fiancé Analyn to the United States. Our application was accepted by USCIS in June and I had Analyn here a couple days before Christmas. Everywhere I read on the internet people were saying it took 8 to 10 months to get their fiancé over. It only took us 6 months and I have Rapid Visa to thank for that. It was a long road and frustrating at times, but it was well worth it. I am not a very patient person and I think my impatience and perseverance also helped in speeding things along. I have a couple suggestions for others out there who are going through the K Visa process. First of all, the Department of Foreign Affairs recently changed their policy, applicants for a Philippine Passport must have either a Drivers License or a Social Security photo ID. If your fiancé hasn't had a job that contributes to Social Security she will have to do a voluntary pay for a month before they will take her photo ID. Then it takes about 2 months after the photo is taken before the ID is ready. So, my suggestion for those who don't have a SSS ID or Drivers License is to get the voluntary pay to Social Security going as soon as you submit your paperwork to Rapid Visa. The other suggestion I have is for the Sponsor to make International phone calls to these agencies and prod them along. Be polite, if you are rude you might never see your fiancé's Visa. Just politely explain that you are the fiancé and wondering if there is anything you can do to speed things along. I always asked if there was a fee I could pay to make it go quicker, they always refused the fee, but usually within a day or two of offering, that agency would finish working on Analyn's Visa.

Again, I am so grateful to Jenn and the rest of the Rapid Visa office for all of their help and I am getting ready to order a change of status from Rapid Visa now. I have attached some photos of Analyn and I.

~ Doug and Analyn

Doug and AnalynPhilippines / United States of America

A Big Thank You to the Staff at RapidVisa that made our journey a success. The Team did a great job assisting me and my Fiancée throughout the entire process and was there to support with answers to all our questions at different stages along the way. I don't think we could have done it without them behind us. They provided the guidance and that gave me and my Fiancée the peace of mind to get through the process. It seems like a big hill to climb and very long but patience and a never give up attitude from RapidVisa was a huge help. Thanks to them my Fiancée and I are together now in Frisco, Texas and soon to be married. Yay!

~ Richard and Cristy

Richard and CristyPhilippines / United States of America

My fiancé and I met on an online dating services and we communicated back and forth for two years - In Aug of 2014 I went to the Philippines to ask her to marry me and she said "yes" - since my fiancé and I are not computer friendly - we contacted Rapid Visa and made an appointment - we met with Albert at the Manila office and within an hour and a half the K-1 was filled out - I had not brought all the paperwork I needed to send in with the K-1 - So I was given the K-1 and the address I needed to send it to as soon as I got back to the USA. About two weeks after sending the K-1 off - I was notified by the US Government that it was being processed - It took about 6 months from that day we met with Albert - for my fiancé to arrive in San Francisco - Albert helped me and my fiancé at every step - the employees and company are great to work with and are well worth the money -

~ Rich and Wena Boone

Rich and WenaPhilippines / United States of America