This is the last week to publish polls. Uh, so we' re
gonna have an intense Saturday number week. It goes until Saturday at midnight,
so it' s gonna start. Today, at least five of them come
out of the room saying that Leon Delia, my swimming pool is in a
draw. Good morning, graduate, how are you? Looks like I'
m closed. Good morning, good morning. He has already decided his vote,
to license there, seeing the classic responses of the graduate, I do
not vote. They should answer by now. I won' t let him.
There' s one thing going around. That' s gonna change.
It says leave a figure, as it is said, a media borrower and
at some point, some politician will see potential in the graduate and throw it
away, even if it is as a ruler. Oh, my God,
boss to see the Breu Regidora hears see that well licensed and Peter is going
to be my mix hand, in fact, his communications director and the right
hand is going to be immediately. There good and bad dress him. Well,
advice is what you don' t apply. He knows or exactly,
he doesn' t take it for himself, but what a prisoner he tamed.
I love you all good on course and I love you, but I
preo compete at the head and my God, not mother there. We have
questions for the audience on the U S immigration issue, and well whatever your
question has for the licensed Hebrew, because you can mark five, three,
one, ninety- one and one hundred fifty, or you can leave your
question in our twitch box let' s go with the first one. Good
morning. Good morning, good morning, they say, good morning. Well,
if you' re going to radio, it helps us perfectly to apologize,
but I' d like to know how to license. I was looking
for my work visa last year, what a visa, what a vision of
journalism. Okay, and they saw me only one entrance. I went and
lasted the corresponding of my days and then came back for me to seek the
visa again. You think it' ll make it hard for one to be
a lot. The paperwork you recommend is the same going to the same event.
It' s not. I went last year with a TV show and
I would like to look for it again that you recommend excellent. You'
re gonna do what you did the first time. The same requirements are mandatory.
It' s not a renewal, it' s a new visa application
so that when you' re creating the profile, making the profile, you
were given a single entry visa where you' re going to need a consular
appointment also so that you don' t make the mistake by filling the profile.
But it' s the same thing and I know that the Dominican journalists
are doing that next to you, I don' t have to ask myself
ball that you know of vision you day the consulate ten, twelve years ago,
so, five years of journalist visa. Now I' m giving you
tops, tops a year. What brought that to them. There they have
seen some kind of behavior in the use of this visa by Dominicans. Well,
or that you have to obey something I don' t want. Well,
I' m not going to say leadership, I' m not going
to say it' s done. But maybe, maybe the visa isn'
t being put to good use. And when this happens, because the embassy
presses the nut, as they say in the field, to make good use
of the visa, which is you a journalist visa, to leave on vacation
exactly. That' s misuse, that' s bad. That' s
just like the one with a tourist visa, journalism, license. And these
people say let' s go. I see a lot of these people who
are vacationing in the United States and as you are already invited from the vega
of the playful friend of the bastil and come to do an interview. That
' s good. Oh, I don' t really like it, because
if you work in the media, you can go to any media as an
exact guest, which is how you can be invited, for example, how
to do an interview or not if they can do the interview with that kind
of visa, because that interview isn' t saying it' s going to
make me money. I go as a guest, but if I' m
the interviewer, I mean, I can' t do it with this one.
To make it clear if I go with my tourist visa there and they
invite me to a program and morning vacillate and I see and I sit with
it there talking what can' t be is a bread what I can'
t do. The panelist also does not keep telling, I am not invited,
which, for example, when you do not see co- driving with
us, I am not invited. Another question. So if I' m
going to do an interview with a person, but the program is for a
Dominican program, yes, with a visa there with a journalist' s visa,
it can' t be a school of one. Time you' re
working is clearly going to have a lot of work because the Dominican stop comes
and there' s Broms Broms Broms and Manhattan Broms. Now there' s
a lot of stops, a lot of stops. There are many people who
went on a visa to the Dominican stop last year who are waiting for him
with open arms. Fetch your hands what' s going on when I raise
my hands, doctors, tell me why people live what' s going on.
I' m gonna tell you good. I don' t want this
to sound like I' ve never done it and I' ve said it
several times. I know someone who' s worked on the U S CVP
system. They are the people who are formed and cross here, cross there
and know enough and he was commenting to me Look people don' t believe
it, but there is a group of tigers there who know who everyone is
and they send mail for everything. He says, he says use that visa
well. Don' t come here thinking you' re idiots. And I
know the case of someone in certain parts of Manhattan who throws themselves at immigration
people to see them ask what' s small not their work visa. And
there are people who don' t believe it and networks don' t and
don' t believe it, they don' t believe it until it happens,
they don' t believe it until it happens to them. Alberto,
I had a good time. A client arrived at the office, a client
I knew. He didn' t make the visa process with me, I
did it somewhere else, but they gave him the visa. Guess Alberto'
s tourist life. Yeah, on his first trip, he shows up at
my office, the licentiate to Mira, and I went to get a visa.
I got a visa and I' m pretty happy and what brings you
here. It says well, it' s just that last week I bought
my flight, I left, I say, and for what time you bought.
Well, no, I bought it one way before you waited. Not
the nice thing, it' s not that, but they cancelled my visa
and I say yes, of course, that' s a reason for the
cancellation. What else. Other than that, he was carrying a drill,
a hammer and nails and what day because the mother- in- law told
him to do the work in the apartment. On his first trip he did
not enter the United States, but there is no drilling there. What'
s more is hon Swie, because he was deaf. It was two of
mine. It' s the same and as I know him, I told
him I' m going to tell you this, this attention to immigration people.
And this did happen to a friend of mine, a bomb. He
was leaving for Europe. Licensed today in this sheath, he was leaving for
Europe. And the immigration agent he goes with his wife, his two-
year- old girl, two or three years- old he went, that
is, in the girl' s passport, there' s the mother'
s last name and the father' s last name. But more than that,
in the system that has migration. When they put in the passport,
all the information comes out, of course, everyone, all the information about
the person, the type of immigration. He stopped him for 20 minutes because
he said he gave how. I showed that girl was one of them.
But that was here in the Dominican Republic. Of course I do, and
the guy. Yeah, because we have some energy here in migration that looks
like those guys aren' t formed in any sense. And the alpana tells
him today that this sheath, because this is the interesting thing. The next
time I go to travel with me with your son, he has to bring
you a discharge from birth. Says the guy hear me out Ask me.
I ask you a licensed seven guy takes this immigration agent to the next trip
he has more to America and takes a birth rate. It can' t
bring you any trouble. Of course they can cancel the visa, because what
does it do to a person who is going to travel on tourism with civil
documents. These documents can' t be done in other words. It is
one for you to know how wild, that there is the issue of immigration
service to the Dominican Republic, that this kind of report, misinforms and does
harm. That' s the big thing about the case that when I get
there they can have cancer and what that girl does with that one at birth.
But they' re going to leave it here, they' re going
to adjust it with who they' re going to adjust it with. But
they are very strict, for example, that one does not travel with a
child to my son Azul, I almost got imprisoned. I' m fine
that they' re strict. But if you go, but you have to
be strict. But knowing I mean you can' t be unaware. Of
course you have, if you have Christ with knowledge. Adriana travels with her
son' s dad to the United States or they' re husbands. Nothing
for the alcantara Peter Adriana Gomez? What' s the name of Enrique Enrique
Dame alcacantara Gomez? You gotta prove that shit. No more, uh,
of course, I grabbed the lion' s head to throw at the Photos,
that was here. It goes there, well, there. It'
s different. He' s in a crisis, yes, but that'
s silly in the case we' re talking about. It' s something,
it' s something serious that could get to who can lead to a
visa cancellation. No, but I can' t believe it' s that
one. Not people. Now I don' t know how it happened.
I guess I' m not sure there' s the little finger,'
cause how that happens in even when they' re passing the malle. What
I understand is another question to the graduate, pearl tare here in the rhythm
or morning. Per channel 100, five, one and ninety- five.
How did it go for Santiago' s clients. He' s fine,
thank God. We were there on May 1st and, if God permits,
on June 5th. Yeah, and it was a lot of people. Thank
God. You guys don' t make it out with liie. I'
m not going bye consulate, Alberto, which one is your fredud. I
' ll ask him. Look at you The form is filled out just as
the passport is The drug is if you have it. So, the o.
The question has to do more. What was the most recurring curiosity or
question they asked you back there in this one, that your clients made you
go. What generated the most doubts about the process, the time of the
application to apply, the waiting time for the visa and whether they really qualified
for the process. It always catches my attention. That' s because I
know a lot of people who qualify and are afraid to go, because I
had the majority, most of them who went on Wednesday almost everyone qualified excellently,
excellently, fine, super, and people who have the licensed trauma that
they have misfilled a form, have done wrong a process. Or I'
m going to take mari sans and I' m going to take that fight
I kill and I' m sick of taking no. I always say no,
I leave him his discretion, but I understand that his case has nothing.
You can come back again because as long as you fill out a formula
and deny you a visa with the truth there is no problem. It'
s when you lie, as I see every day in my office they change
end I get that it can change some problem with justice. Maybe the moment
you' re renovating. You don' t have a job, come on
a petition on the way. You Vis can be all that can come.
You were born a son, you got married, you divorced now you'
re a widower, you get a pension. You didn' t get a
pension before. You worked for a company. Now he' s working independently.
All of that is heavily in prison for maintenance. Let' s get
this straight. That' s right. It comes out a clear yes clear
and says this way Hello well, I' m living in Toronto. I
made an appointment to see a tourist visa to the United States, but it
' s for two thousand twenty- six in this city. The graduate can
help me move her. That' s how you can get in and go
now. What I recommend is in their system. It enters the profile every
moment so that it can be lowered, as we do here, that is,
going, being constant, being constantly like this, is because we complain,
but we are what we have. Date still for the end of this
year. It says a business trip question with a visa for something new that
is business and tourism. The CPP marks me b one that is business.
What really encompasses that type of b one as a business and what difference does
it make with a job. Only people get confused the business, this joy
if I negotiate, if I can work, I can go, for example,
and buy, buy clothes also exactly people who bring also, because vehicles.
I can get that kind of business to a business meeting, but the
job is when I' m going to collect money, I' m going
this way to what we' re talking about. I greet this person who
also sends us his testimony. It happened to me in November at Santiago airport.
We traveled with the girl and asked for birth certificate from her after a
while. Seeing the pictures well, he let us pass and said in the
next one they must show it. But the foundation is a person and does
not understand. It is that the document that must be required by any energy
that is in a migration box to possess the passport and if a minor goes
and is accompanied by an adult, the document that it issues is issued to
leave to allow the series of the permit. The permit is to repeat it
again licensed, which can lead to you arriving in the United States, the
review comes, let me, review, review your plan from which you will
abide. It may happen, it may happen that if it happens with the
Birth Act, the cvp TE asks questions about this and maybe the CPP doesn
' t believe it was Dominican Republic, that you were made to do that,
because that' s not usual. Not exactly that I don' t
understand it then and what will be going on, not that we have a
group of people there who don' t know the route, that I do
it and that they think that I am saying the immigration law of the Republic
is what it is that it is just saporte to get out and in case
a father is missing permission, the law says it gives that discretion to ask
that agent people what they have to say in the system is exactly one thing
the document is valid and that and that and that exactly that bastard, they
ask you what it is to be I ask you that is a problem of
yours it will help exactly that not at all. What happened to you happened
to me here, here I had to have printed the travel itinerary and me
but how that printed my love. In the two thousand twenty- one you
' re asking me to print a thing to and from. You were going
for this rua We' re going with more questions. Says if the word
" good" is anything. Well, yeah, that' s it.
I' m a life- long sensational, my daughter, of my first
estate. If I see everyone of all the beautiful adultess to my husband.
We want such a state. This year I leave it in sight and our
little girl, little five years. We' re in ten years. Sta,
we all wanted to know when. You understand that it would be wiser
to travel, for there would be all my husband and I that the first
time you have or if you will pass us to Fandelia, you can travel
the family. What you do is that when you leave with children it is
always recommended. On the holidays, I can usually cross you if I'
ve uploaded a photo. Now not because you and they don' t believe
that I send him cruiser to see the intergrande is that you can do it,
but he really still vipilates cause maybe to ask you more questions, but
look, but we' re not in cop seasons but it' s not
that it' s going to happen or that they can' t do it.
But I always like when kids travel on vacation, they talk around here.
Lice says that with the ABI you know someone who was working two months
there and the CPP had knowledge. I mean, what does your recognition say?
That' s good. I think that you left him for knowledge,
that the guy said yes, I came to work or something. Not that,
there' s nothing that counts. The story is not well sung.
My grandmother is ninety- two years old and we entered the United States.
They cancelled his visa, but they gave him a form and were charging him
six hundred dollars. They didn' t charge him in the end. He
was canceled by the BICI and given six months and there he is in Miami
or the visa cancelled. But in Usai what the devil caffer is is that
they let her through with the cancelled visa. Care twenty- two, care
if you were a residence that the lady had and they put her to pay
the one- time pardon in a resident' s life. Be careful if
it was residence, be careful, excuse me if it was residence. I
don' t know a case like that, don' t look what might
have happened. There may also be a change in the ibisa passport. Maybe
she has a renewed passport that has something different than the OK visa stamp.
So for them to make sure that she' s going to go to an
embassy to change that, they cancel that visa, but they give her permission
to pass, because she didn' t give any indication that she' s
going to stay or anything, but they give her permission when she comes,
because she' s going to an embassy and marry her from the good morning
come, but well, months. I have two questions in one for the
other. Or that she knows she can' t talk a little close to
the kind of view you see by compound interests and if she' s worked
it out, I don' t give her b two. Those are special
visas that are directly three. Not there alber no, sir ay, of
them almanoble alberto skills, terraordinary abilities, exactly then when it is already approved.
If I work it for you here at the embassy, but when it
is already approved and so, buy God, my God is at the foot
of my soul, yes, I have to get permission for minor American citizens
who are going to travel with the father, that what he has is visa.
If the minor lives in Dominican Republic, yes now if not, if
he is American lives there and estuti holidays, he is back, no.
If you' re less than six months old here, you have less than
six months right. If he lives here, if he lives there, I
' m already entangled. Yeah, that perfect understanding recten runs. He'
s an American citizen, but he lives there. No. If the minor
lives in the United States and comes on vacation to visit his mother and lasts
less than six months here, he does not need permission to leave. But
if you see Dominican Republic and it' s American, it needs. These
are the stories that I love, because people think that because someone has something
to let go. That' s the ok conoco scheme, a sixty-
year- old man who' s about three years old, including this one,
who goes to work every summer. Okay, they haven' t questioned
it. That' s called a lucky degree and one day it' ll
be your luck and one day it' ll be no and no. But
it' s not the big deal is that ignorance is that we have to
come and renew that visa actually licensed. But I was at the American embassy
the second time I went to get a visa. The first time I counted
here, that was when I went to Philadelphia with my friend Manuel Angomas and
brewery and they gave me three months and an entrance and I said they won
' t beat me. I' ll be back and when I came back
there was a lady. I told her the story that she had ten years
of visa and ten years was spending five months in the United States. A
month here and he tells the young woman that he' s getting his passport
because before it was deposited and everything was done, all gagged in the last
place. She tells you and when you check the computer Peru, you are
living in the United States. I can' t get him that passport to
renew him. You have to make more appointment now with the consul and believed
you had there I was going to explain there. People think that time doesn
' t come. Not like that, then when it comes. It'
s the thing. You know what I say here in every space or I
go in my office, I tell the client and the client does. So,
when you deny him the visa, I just say and now what do
I do. I didn' t tell you. Look. A friend tells
me here that to go to Peru they asked him for the travel itinerary,
including the re- observation of the hotel where you are going to stay.
In my case they put me into the quartic, made me for five hundred
weights to print a sheet give me the reservation. Otherwise, they wouldn'
t let me. Ah, you know what you' re going to get,
but you have to explain to the Dominican traveler why they do that.
But I didn' t even pay for that day, which, luckily,
I wasn' t asked, because that' s where I know it was
going to end. For an interesting question, I mean, and it'
s very valid. In other words, the Dominican Republic has some kind of
inter- inditional agreement with the Peruvian Immigration Agency, which because there is a
case like Colombia, for example, that it has with the United States,
that they have Panama system also Dominican Republic that have shared systems and when there
is a migration alert from some gringo, they don' t leave in,
they don' t let him in or you have problems. They can put
a notation with you to your vice and when you go to America, you
already have to apply something and in this guy is coming a lot. Here
' s some American tarp. You don' t know what' s coming.
That can' t happen. G a client and it is possible,
but he must know. The Dominican traveler has you because the country demands us
before letting them travel to that country, to have the record that it will
certainly be tourism or is wanting to fuck immigration. Dominican Republic that I already
have a client that she went to Colombia, they told you that he is
alert and they did not let her pass. She came over here and she
' s got her visa. She doesn' t have to have her on
alert in the United States and she has her normal visa. Normal, normal,
and between the United States and Colombia' s problems. I know because
it happened to an acquaintance and that happens a lot and when he arrived in
the United States, nothing comes to explain me pocute goes so much to Colombia.
Well, I' m already, I' m lazy with business.
It' s going what kind of word Mamaldi. It' s yes,
what kind of business. See and I can show you there and I travel
what the business visa says and ok plaus tourism I travel to tourism and want
to do business with me. You come, you come, Republic Ican That
which you are talking about, right now that you had the megor already in
that is the mega with the interview, with I said already Neudi and the
pachao and the thing you entered the vacilon you nciona for lampandunero, yes,
and you do your interview, yes, what specifically happens there. The facha
earns me three hundred dollars because he gives it to me gives you susp They
want to ask me questions and the pacha gives you coughs. Yeah, go
to Puñito, but he' s not paying me for the entree and clear
gift, but we can play sideways. Gentlemen, no more pipel mens ay.
No. I' m tangled here to throw under two three the other
one. Good morning. Well, yeah. I have a little question for
my husband' s licensed love. We' re doctors. We both travel
every year on my husband' s passport. I don' t know if
it' s true. It' s got both sides of the star,
not that. He' s supposed to have an alarm Travel quietly, not
that. Mine has a star Our first four- year- old daughter has
a star. We just got our two- year- old daughter' s
visa off, and we' re going to travel on time in the summer,
and they put your little star on her. That' s an impression
dial. And if I know that and we talked about it here so that
people would be calm as long as I had your bicete in this quiet,
so that people would know, and I mentioned it last time the graduate on
Twitter and on YouTube there' s a former American consul who speaks in Spanish
and explains about a lot of curious things like this and he says Mira,
my brother. That' s an impression pod. If that doesn' t
have any kind of that, it' s not that you broadcast him.
Now they' ve got him. Right now, I' ve had three
visas and my three visas have one star two. The life that I'
m an alert and that' s nothing. My people are always when they
have their biza, not the prose, it' s nothing. It'
s in good use. And because, in fact, those people are going
to tell you something. Yeah, those people look at me in the passport.
When you get there, everything is in the TV system. Before your
amount in the saw her and I know you' re coming. But of
course everything gringos j makes happy when I' m going to close. So
here' s a license. How are the cases of looking, how are
the cases of petitions between husband and the one who asks is resident Well,
what time is taking that Currently are working the good cases for appointment, those
who were completed in the year two thousand twenty, to quote from the embassy
remember that, unfortunately, this type of case, which is the f two
to like I said when the boom came that the cases were delayed, did
not delay, but simply that a system was updated, because that type of
case many once it was said that it is a fast one, that is,
that it has not lasted less than two years and now, unfortunately after
a complete c case can last up to two three years and careful for the
appointment. These are questions already finally that are of short rpesta good morning.
I have a question. He lives in the United States and is planning to
sell to the Dominican Republic to set up a business. It is true that
they changed the maximum length of stay from six months to three months. But
if you live in the United States, put a business in the Dominican Republic
Staff then what I recommend is if you' re going to come with that
intention to a salt with a reentry permit that' s going to twist you
for two years. You can renew it for two more years, but it
' s not like I' m giving you permission to come three months,
six months. The resident has to live in the United States. That'
s as simple as that and says this is an American citizen. He'
s never lived in the United States. My wife is pregnant. She has
a visa. When the baby is born, I can take it out on
American papers if you' re only born and you don' t meet the
requirements. Of course the baby will be American, but you must make it
a residency application process. And when the girl enters the United States, then
her American documents. Yeah. Finally, I' m an 18- year
- old. He' s been in D R for two years, but
he' s an American citizen and he' s got a dulator because he
was born in D R. He has dual nationality. You must pay before
coming to already at the airport, before leaving without having nationality. You don
' t have to pay for illegal stay in the country. Okay, that
' s where we' re complete. Thank you so much for this one
just in case they always had good questions or graduates today that you the program
today, very good. But what we have to ask immigration people is to
give an explanation of why. First parents who travel together to their underage children
are asking them to travel with birth certificates, if that is a problematic issue
at the time of entering territories such as the exact American. But really that,
that causes trouble, that' s absurd. Instead of provoking something as
positive, that' s completely negative, totally in order to work. You
think they' re gonna take his life. Hey now, there' s
already good for the segment that fine, now, you dare oh my God
number. Oh, there.