28799: love haiti: (reply) felix (comments) RE: 28794: Morse (comment) (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: love haiti <loveayiti@hotmail.com>


Nothing strange about people going to a pharmacy to buy products to lighten 
their skin before a trip to the consulate

They should remember the codes used by the Consulate in Brazil

"These initials are LP (looks poor) - this is used in reference to an applicant 
that looks poor. LR (looks rough) is used referring to someone who has no or 
little formal education. TP (talks poor) are in reference to those who express 
themselves poorly. TC (take care) is in reference to someone who seems 
suspicious and the last is RK (rich kid) referring to an applicant that appears 
rich."

US District Court in Washington later ruled that such practices are unlawful 
and that the firing of a consular employee in Brazil who refused to follow 
orders to use the profiles was also unlawful. Don't know what happened from 
there.

I wonder what kinds of codes they would use in Haiti?