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03-09-2008, 10:21 PM
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re: help! dominican lost passport in puerto rico!
hi there! my husband just recently got his permanent residence to the U.S. He decided he would go to puerto rico first, to visit his mother who resides there...he has only been there one week and has lost his passport! can anyone help me out on how he can obtain a new one fast?! does anyone know if he would have to request it in the dominican or could he get one in puerto rico?! also, any information on how long this would take?! thanks!
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03-09-2008, 10:52 PM
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Honorificabilitudinitatibus
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Originally Posted by mimideleon
you are both wrong...i NEVER paid a dime for his papers...and i have not sent him any money for his "vacation" in puerto rico. and by the way, i live in canada. if he really wanted to screw me over, he would have made me sponsor him and do all the work. i just asked for some help--you dont know him or i, so please dont judge. a friend of mine told me i could come here and ask for assistance...
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That's great news.
Surely someone here will be able to tell you if there is a Dominican embassy in Puerto Rico for him to get a new passport.
Maybe you can even Goggle up that info.
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03-09-2008, 10:54 PM
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Whatever. How can a grown man "lose" a passport (presumably with his visa) that has likely taken him months, if not years to obtain. It boggles the mind.
Like Rocky said
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I pray to God that I'm completely wrong but all my instincts tell me it's a sanky scam.
Anyhow, here's hoping that I get proved wrong.
I would rather that the OP hate my guts, than for her to be victimized.
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I couldn't agree more.
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Originally Posted by mimideleon
you are both wrong...i NEVER paid a dime for his papers...and i have not sent him any money for his "vacation" in puerto rico. and by the way, i live in canada. if he really wanted to screw me over, he would have made me sponsor him and do all the work. i just asked for some help--you dont know him or i, so please dont judge. a friend of mine told me i could come here and ask for assistance...
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here's the contact info for the Dominican Embassy in Puerto Rico:
San Juan
Edificio Avianca, 1612 Avenida Ponce DeLeon, 7th Floor,
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00907
(809) 725-9550
...let Google be your new friend  
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03-09-2008, 11:05 PM
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Honorificabilitudinitatibus
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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Originally Posted by mimideleon
you are both wrong...i NEVER paid a dime for his papers...and i have not sent him any money for his "vacation" in puerto rico. and by the way, i live in canada. if he really wanted to screw me over, he would have made me sponsor him and do all the work. i just asked for some help--you dont know him or i, so please dont judge. a friend of mine told me i could come here and ask for assistance...
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Was this you, 4 months ago, looking for your sanky?
Anyone know david, la romana
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Anyone know david, la romana
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hi there!
looking for anyone out there with information on david --he used to work at the bahia principe in punta cana, and now lives in la romana. would appreciate it! thanks! hes about 23 years old now, as well thanks mimi
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Anyone know david, la romana
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03-09-2008, 11:05 PM
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so let me get this straight...you married David from La Romana? 
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Originally Posted by mimideleon
you are both wrong...i NEVER paid a dime for his papers...and i have not sent him any money for his "vacation" in puerto rico. and by the way, i live in canada. if he really wanted to screw me over, he would have made me sponsor him and do all the work. i just asked for some help--you dont know him or i, so please dont judge. a friend of mine told me i could come here and ask for assistance...
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Anyone know david, la romana
So now you live in Canada, suddenly he has his residency in the US, NOT Canada, and he's "lost" his passport in the PR whilst visiting his "mom" and presumably needs assistance and I'd bet $$$ form you.
I have to ask why you married the dude if you're not living with him and will again be in different countries?
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03-09-2008, 11:15 PM
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Honorificabilitudinitatibus
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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so let me get this straight...you married David from La Romana?
Anyone know david, la romana
So now you live in Canada, suddenly he has his residency in the US, NOT Canada, and he's "lost" his passport in the PR whilst visiting his "mom" and presumably needs assistance and I'd bet $$$ form you.
I have to ask why you married the dude if you're not living with him and will again be in different countries? |
It would be almost impossible for the OP to have found David the sanky and married him and got his US papers all in 4 months.
Of course, that doesn't explain why she was trying to find David while she is recently married to somebody else.
None of this is making sense, but I'm sure that Mimi will reply soon, specially as we were kind enough to find her the DR embassy in PR.
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03-09-2008, 11:18 PM
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...but I'm sure that Mimi will reply soon, specially as we were kind enough to find her the DR embassy in PR. |
I won't be holding my breathe waiting, although I'm always happy to help where I can, regardless. 
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03-09-2008, 11:27 PM
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On Vacation!
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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What I find interesting is that she lives in Canada...
married to a Dominican, who has recently got his US permanent residency....
If she thinks she's going to move to the States to live with him, boy does she have a rude awakening coming!!!!!
Didn't take my Canadian son long to get a work permit to enter the US (he had specialized skills) but it took forever to get his permanent residency and he couldn't leave the States for almost 7 years for fear of not getting back in!
Not even being married to an American helped (course it might be easier if your husband is a foreigner who doesn't speak English and isn't white!  )
Last edited by MommC; 03-09-2008 at 11:27 PM.
Reason: added skills
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03-09-2008, 11:37 PM
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And the OP mentions that if he had been trying to scam her, he would have got her to sponsor him.
How in the world could a Canadian sponsor a Dominican applying for US residency?
And all this stuff happened in 4 months?
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