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Hey, all!

My interview for the K1 visa is next Wednesday in Montreal and I am wondering what documents if there are any documents I should copy or if I could keep the originals for some of the most important documents.

Furthermore, my medical evaluation is this Thursday and, being from Venezuela, I don't have a medical history. I do have my vaccine records and record of other shots I got in Canada -- is this going to be a problem?

Thank you all!

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09-28-2007 = NOA1, 23 days after their 45-day promise to send it (grrrr).

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Hey, all!

My interview for the K1 visa is next Wednesday in Montreal and I am wondering what documents if there are any documents I should copy or if I could keep the originals for some of the most important documents.

Furthermore, my medical evaluation is this Thursday and, being from Venezuela, I don't have a medical history. I do have my vaccine records and record of other shots I got in Canada -- is this going to be a problem?

Thank you all!

Heya,

Make duplicates of pretty much everything listed on the Packet 4 checklist (worst case scenario you wasted some paper), as well as bring originals of it all, too. Regarding your vaccination history, that will be presented to whoever does your medical and they will determine based on the records you've given and your age on what vaccines you should get and if there's any missing, they can administer the vaccine right there and then. Where are you getting your medical done? I got mine done with Dr. Cheema in Surrey, BC and this is what their site lists for required vaccinations based on age:

http://www.drgulzarcheema.com/index-3.html

Find your age, and that's what you need. Since I'm 28, there's only 4 on the list I was required to have, and I didn't have Tdap so they gave it to me. I dunno if they'll give others if you DIDN'T get them at an earlier age.

Good luck with your interview!

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03-19-2021: Officially an American Citizen 🇺🇸 Entire journey from initial K-1 Visa filing to Naturalization took 5 years, 8 days.

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