Havana, Cuba
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I know of a translator who will translate and notarize the documents for you. She is great and gets it done within 24-28 hours. Send me a PM and I can provide more details.newgirl1 said:The single status affidavit is just a paper written by you swearing that you have never been married blah blah blah. One in English and then the same thing in Spanish. Since this part was simple I just wrote it and my Spanish speaking friend wrote the same thing out for me in Spanish and I just took them to a notary. Maybe going to a Spanish/English speaking notary will be easiest. Sorry I havent sent it to you yet. ill check for it now.
In regards to family coming down for the wedding, in my case only my mom and dad came and ours was also processed as fast as Cassidy's (my brothers passport was expired so even he didn't come) and I didn't invite any of my friends because we wanted to do a big wedding once he already came to Canada. (Lol which is the last thing on my mind at this point!) But if more people come it wouldn't hurt fore surebut it's not a deal breaker I guess.
My husband requested his Police Check December 21, 2016 and did not receive until January 15, 2016. I am sure the holiday's had a lot to do with the long wait time but he was told Havana is taking a lot longer than usual.mslolita said:
This costs $30 CUC correct? For the visa from immigration and it lasts 3 months?cassidyxo said:
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- Feb 12, 2016
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- Category........
- Visa Office......
- Havana
- Job Offer........
- Pre-Assessed..
- App. Filed.......
- 27-05-2016
- AOR Received.
- 27-07-2016
- File Transfer...
- 29-07-2016
- Med's Done....
- 18-03-2016
- Interview........
- Waived
- Passport Req..
- 31-10-2016
- VISA ISSUED...
- 09-11-2016
- LANDED..........
- November 21 2016
pastrj said:
It's 40 cuc for the first month for the family visa and 25 cuc every month after the first initial payment of 40 cuc for the first month . I stayed for 3 months last year . They required my passport , proof of medical insurance and the 40 in stamps to grant me my first month family visa and then 25 each month after and I again had to bring my medical , passport and visa . This was in holguin
Can someone explain what the "contract" for the police check is? I only submitted the paperwork he got from with the "sellos" on the back?? Is this not considered the receipt?Mr.Keilani said:
I'm worried now because I submitted on Feb 22 and did not include this "contract".
I was with my friend and her husband on the plane when he first arrived to Canada. If i recall it took about 20 -30 minutes with immigration at the Toronto Airport for him to pass through to baggage.
Hello.
Just an update on my previous post. My wife and daughter went to the embassy in the morning and they were called to review the documents. They had, as well as most of the people in the room to go to a “Particular” to have the photos taken again as the one they brought did not meet the specification according to the officer who actually measured the dimensions of the photo. That was quick. Once they had the pictures taken, they returned to the embassy where they collected the passport and were asked to return in the afternoon… absolutely no questions asked. They were given the passport with the visa stamped and they returned some of the evidences we provided to support the case. (only some they kept most of the package). It is strongly recommended that the people who are called to present themselves with the passport and photo, make sure to check the specification of the photo and if possible take the photo close to the embassy where they seem to be more familiar with the process.
They were given a document in which it states that among other things that they have to go to Immigration Cuba. Does anyone know what is the purpose of reporting to Immigration? Does it has to do with their properties back home and “la libreta de comida”?
Maybe some of the person who has already passed this stage can clarify – Thanks in advance!!
Just an update on my previous post. My wife and daughter went to the embassy in the morning and they were called to review the documents. They had, as well as most of the people in the room to go to a “Particular” to have the photos taken again as the one they brought did not meet the specification according to the officer who actually measured the dimensions of the photo. That was quick. Once they had the pictures taken, they returned to the embassy where they collected the passport and were asked to return in the afternoon… absolutely no questions asked. They were given the passport with the visa stamped and they returned some of the evidences we provided to support the case. (only some they kept most of the package). It is strongly recommended that the people who are called to present themselves with the passport and photo, make sure to check the specification of the photo and if possible take the photo close to the embassy where they seem to be more familiar with the process.
They were given a document in which it states that among other things that they have to go to Immigration Cuba. Does anyone know what is the purpose of reporting to Immigration? Does it has to do with their properties back home and “la libreta de comida”?
Maybe some of the person who has already passed this stage can clarify – Thanks in advance!!
Dude did you get the email for your wife to go to the embassy on Thursday and appointment for a Wednesday?
I'm reviewing some othere who were in the similar situation (new police check required after interview). It appears that you and Alazi were both emailed on Thursday for appointment on a Wednesday. can you confirm this?
I'm reviewing some othere who were in the similar situation (new police check required after interview). It appears that you and Alazi were both emailed on Thursday for appointment on a Wednesday. can you confirm this?