jlh
Jan 16 2008, 05:01 PM
I finally got a hold of someone to find out where my future wifes (from Mexico) paper was and if they had all my information. They have my information but are mailing the forms to me instead, but was told she could download them and print them off also. I still have not gotten the forms they said were sent on 01/04/08. Also I guess it is an open appointment where she just goes anytime and it takes 3 days; 1 to make appointment, 2 for medical exam, and 3 for interview? But my problem/worry is this all feels not right. Why would she have to travel from Mexico City to that town (CIUDAD JUAREZ)? Why not Mexico consulate? Also to not have an appointment and just show up after all the travel to get there is odd as well.
Does this make any sense to anyone???
THANKS in advance!
thegreatgate
Jan 16 2008, 05:06 PM
QUOTE(jlh @ Jan 16 2008, 05:01 PM)

I finally got a hold of someone to find out where my future wifes (from Mexico) paper was and if they had all my information. They have my information but are mailing the forms to me instead, but was told she could download them and print them off also. I still have not gotten the forms they said were sent on 01/04/08. Also I guess it is an open appointment where she just goes anytime and it takes 3 days; 1 to make appointment, 2 for medical exam, and 3 for interview? But my problem/worry is this all feels not right. Why would she have to travel from Mexico City to that town (CIUDAD JUAREZ)? Why not Mexico consulate? Also to not have an appointment and just show up after all the travel to get there is odd as well.
Does this make any sense to anyone???
THANKS in advance!
Ciudad Juarez is the ONLY city in Mexico that handles K1 Visas.
jlh
Jan 16 2008, 06:06 PM
QUOTE(thegreatgate @ Jan 16 2008, 05:06 PM)

QUOTE(jlh @ Jan 16 2008, 05:01 PM)

I finally got a hold of someone to find out where my future wifes (from Mexico) paper was and if they had all my information. They have my information but are mailing the forms to me instead, but was told she could download them and print them off also. I still have not gotten the forms they said were sent on 01/04/08. Also I guess it is an open appointment where she just goes anytime and it takes 3 days; 1 to make appointment, 2 for medical exam, and 3 for interview? But my problem/worry is this all feels not right. Why would she have to travel from Mexico City to that town (CIUDAD JUAREZ)? Why not Mexico consulate? Also to not have an appointment and just show up after all the travel to get there is odd as well.
Does this make any sense to anyone???
THANKS in advance!
Ciudad Juarez is the ONLY city in Mexico that handles K1 Visas.
Here is what I found, just none of the things I read up till now told me this. Maybe I need to learn how to read better.

Just strange to go all that way without an appointment setup first!
http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhivfi.html
Gaby&Talbert
Jan 17 2008, 03:28 PM
QUOTE(jlh @ Jan 16 2008, 05:06 PM)

QUOTE(thegreatgate @ Jan 16 2008, 05:06 PM)

QUOTE(jlh @ Jan 16 2008, 05:01 PM)

I finally got a hold of someone to find out where my future wifes (from Mexico) paper was and if they had all my information. They have my information but are mailing the forms to me instead, but was told she could download them and print them off also. I still have not gotten the forms they said were sent on 01/04/08. Also I guess it is an open appointment where she just goes anytime and it takes 3 days; 1 to make appointment, 2 for medical exam, and 3 for interview? But my problem/worry is this all feels not right. Why would she have to travel from Mexico City to that town (CIUDAD JUAREZ)? Why not Mexico consulate? Also to not have an appointment and just show up after all the travel to get there is odd as well.
Does this make any sense to anyone???
THANKS in advance!
Ciudad Juarez is the ONLY city in Mexico that handles K1 Visas.
Here is what I found, just none of the things I read up till now told me this. Maybe I need to learn how to read better.

Just strange to go all that way without an appointment setup first!
http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhivfi.htmlIt is an open appointment and yes CDJ is the only location in Mexico for K visas. Fortunately my wife was from CDJ.
Jeff and Sofia
Jan 17 2008, 06:10 PM
jlh, I know it is hard to believe. But, it is true.
We just got back from Juarez. Juarez is the ONLY consulate processing K-1's, and no appointment is needed. We can appreciate the inconvenience of having to go to Juarez. My fiance had to take a bus from Reynosa to Monterrey, then take a plane to Juarez. I only had to take a plane from Phoenix to El Paso and cross to Juarez. We met there in Ciudad Juarez Airport.
You just need your appointment "invitation" letter to present at the medical and the consulate.
Word of advice, don't leave the medical without having them fill out the DS-3025 complete. Several of us are in this situation. If you bring your vacination documentation, make them fill out this form with vaccination history. Otherwise, they will leave it blank and you need this later for the I-693 form during the AOS.
Best of luck.
YGandMAT
Jan 17 2008, 08:57 PM
QUOTE(thegreatgate @ Jan 16 2008, 02:06 PM)

QUOTE(jlh @ Jan 16 2008, 05:01 PM)

I finally got a hold of someone to find out where my future wifes (from Mexico) paper was and if they had all my information. They have my information but are mailing the forms to me instead, but was told she could download them and print them off also. I still have not gotten the forms they said were sent on 01/04/08. Also I guess it is an open appointment where she just goes anytime and it takes 3 days; 1 to make appointment, 2 for medical exam, and 3 for interview? But my problem/worry is this all feels not right. Why would she have to travel from Mexico City to that town (CIUDAD JUAREZ)? Why not Mexico consulate? Also to not have an appointment and just show up after all the travel to get there is odd as well.
Does this make any sense to anyone???
THANKS in advance!
Ciudad Juarez is the ONLY city in Mexico that handles K1 Visas.
Consider yourself LUCKY!!! You DON'T have to wait in order to get an interview date. Us K-3 filers have to wait for an interview date to be sent to us. You go as soon as you are ready. So just count your blessings. And yes, Juarez is the only consulate in Mexico who adjudicates and processes spousal/fiance visas (and residency).
jlh
Jan 18 2008, 08:03 AM
QUOTE(YGandMAT @ Jan 17 2008, 08:57 PM)

QUOTE(thegreatgate @ Jan 16 2008, 02:06 PM)

QUOTE(jlh @ Jan 16 2008, 05:01 PM)

I finally got a hold of someone to find out where my future wifes (from Mexico) paper was and if they had all my information. They have my information but are mailing the forms to me instead, but was told she could download them and print them off also. I still have not gotten the forms they said were sent on 01/04/08. Also I guess it is an open appointment where she just goes anytime and it takes 3 days; 1 to make appointment, 2 for medical exam, and 3 for interview? But my problem/worry is this all feels not right. Why would she have to travel from Mexico City to that town (CIUDAD JUAREZ)? Why not Mexico consulate? Also to not have an appointment and just show up after all the travel to get there is odd as well.
Does this make any sense to anyone???
THANKS in advance!
Ciudad Juarez is the ONLY city in Mexico that handles K1 Visas.
Consider yourself LUCKY!!! You DON'T have to wait in order to get an interview date. Us K-3 filers have to wait for an interview date to be sent to us. You go as soon as you are ready. So just count your blessings. And yes, Juarez is the only consulate in Mexico who adjudicates and processes spousal/fiance visas (and residency).
Do you know if there is a time limit on when I have to go, say within 4 months of getting USCIS approval (approved 12/02/07)? I only ask because looks like first week in March is the time we can both go together. But in either case would like to know my due dates...
Thanks everyone for their insight, it is helping more then you know!
malego77
Jan 18 2008, 03:48 PM
Do you know if there is a time limit on when I have to go, say within 4 months of getting USCIS approval (approved 12/02/07)? I only ask because looks like first week in March is the time we can both go together. But in either case would like to know my due dates...
Thanks everyone for their insight, it is helping more then you know!
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You can go to the interview and if the visa is approved you can wait to enter to US until 6 months... Another way? The CDJ consulate told me if my NOA2 expire there is not a problem if the case is with the consulate, so I think you can wait a time like 15 days before the NOA2 date expire...
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Puedes ir a la entrevista y si la visa es aprobada puedes esperar hasta 6 meses para poder entrar al pais osea a USA.. Otra forma? Cuando yo llame a CDJ para preguntar lo misma duda que tu, ellos me dijeron que no habia problema si la NOA2 se vencia y yo no habia ido porque de cualquier manera el caso ya estaba con ellos. Puedes esperar cuando este proxima la fecha de vencimiento de la NOA2 pienso que estaria bien como 15 dias antes si quieres estar seguro de no tener problemas.
Saludos
Amber25
Jan 24 2008, 04:17 PM
Jeff and Sofia,
I am going to Juarez this Sun. Jan. 27th to meet my fiance. Can you explain wjat you meant by having them fill out the DS-3025. What is that? Do they have that form at the hospital or do we need to bring it? Also, what is the vaccination document? I am freaking out nervous, any help you can give would be awesome!!!
Amber
malego77
Jan 24 2008, 06:30 PM
QUOTE(Amber25 @ Jan 24 2008, 05:17 PM)

Jeff and Sofia,
I am going to Juarez this Sun. Jan. 27th to meet my fiance. Can you explain wjat you meant by having them fill out the DS-3025. What is that? Do they have that form at the hospital or do we need to bring it? Also, what is the vaccination document? I am freaking out nervous, any help you can give would be awesome!!!
Amber
Hi amber, I think than I could help you. The DS-3025 is the form that the clinic give you when you go to the medical exam. In this form they will put all the vaccination record (vaccines you're already have). For K1 visa applicants the record isn't necessary (only for AOS when you're in USA) and they will give you the DS-3025 empty. Anyway you can carry with you the vaccination records and ask them for fill it out because you will needed after. If you get the DS-3025 fill out there you'll avoid this part when you'll be in USA. Anyway the vaccination records in the DS-3025 must go to a new form the I-693 than an authorized immigration doctor fill out and you send after with the AOS package.
Good luck.
Gaby&Talbert
Jan 25 2008, 10:19 AM
QUOTE(malego77 @ Jan 24 2008, 05:30 PM)

QUOTE(Amber25 @ Jan 24 2008, 05:17 PM)

Jeff and Sofia,
I am going to Juarez this Sun. Jan. 27th to meet my fiance. Can you explain wjat you meant by having them fill out the DS-3025. What is that? Do they have that form at the hospital or do we need to bring it? Also, what is the vaccination document? I am freaking out nervous, any help you can give would be awesome!!!
Amber
Hi amber, I think than I could help you. The DS-3025 is the form that the clinic give you when you go to the medical exam. In this form they will put all the vaccination record (vaccines you're already have). For K1 visa applicants the record isn't necessary (only for AOS when you're in USA) and they will give you the DS-3025 empty. Anyway you can carry with you the vaccination records and ask them for fill it out because you will needed after. If you get the DS-3025 fill out there you'll avoid this part when you'll be in USA. Anyway the vaccination records in the DS-3025 must go to a new form the I-693 than an authorized immigration doctor fill out and you send after with the AOS package.
Good luck.
This would apply if you have vaccinations at the time of your medical or if you have vaccination records from your country. Vaccinations aren't required for a K visa so if you wait until you come to the US to get vaccinations you can go to the health department and get them and then have the Civil Sergeon transfer the records to the 693 suppliment. If you get them at the medical then yes have them fill out the form for you to bring to the CS in the US to transfer
malego77
Jan 25 2008, 08:58 PM
QUOTE(Gaby&Talbert @ Jan 25 2008, 11:19 AM)

QUOTE(malego77 @ Jan 24 2008, 05:30 PM)

QUOTE(Amber25 @ Jan 24 2008, 05:17 PM)

Jeff and Sofia,
I am going to Juarez this Sun. Jan. 27th to meet my fiance. Can you explain wjat you meant by having them fill out the DS-3025. What is that? Do they have that form at the hospital or do we need to bring it? Also, what is the vaccination document? I am freaking out nervous, any help you can give would be awesome!!!
Amber
Hi amber, I think than I could help you. The DS-3025 is the form that the clinic give you when you go to the medical exam. In this form they will put all the vaccination record (vaccines you're already have). For K1 visa applicants the record isn't necessary (only for AOS when you're in USA) and they will give you the DS-3025 empty. Anyway you can carry with you the vaccination records and ask them for fill it out because you will needed after. If you get the DS-3025 fill out there you'll avoid this part when you'll be in USA. Anyway the vaccination records in the DS-3025 must go to a new form the I-693 than an authorized immigration doctor fill out and you send after with the AOS package.
Good luck.
This would apply if you have vaccinations at the time of your medical or if you have vaccination records from your country. Vaccinations aren't required for a K visa so if you wait until you come to the US to get vaccinations you can go to the health department and get them and then have the Civil Sergeon transfer the records to the 693 suppliment. If you get them at the medical then yes have them fill out the form for you to bring to the CS in the US to transfer
My suggestion is than is better if you get all the vaccines in Mexico because the costs in USA are more expensive and all the vaccines are free if you go to Secretaria de Salud in Mexico or IMSS.
Have a nice day
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