Medical Examination Passed

[Lingladyinred19 13]

All the Glory and Praise for Him!

I'm very happy to share my medical experience with everyone. My first day was very smooth. I arrived at St. Lukes at around 11:40ish AM and I was out of St. Lukes at around 3:11 PM. yay! good 3 hours. I was asked to go back the next day (today) for my vaccinations.

TIPS.

► I would suggest to those who will have their medical soon to go at St Lukes after lunch since people aren't much crowded. Though the guard will give you the flowchart of the medical exam, it was not followed in my case since St. Lukes people reshuffles the patients to go to a different department to lessen the waiting time.

►Never wear earrings on your 2x2 pics they will ask you to submit a picture with no earrings at the releasing counter on your 2nd day. ( I think I missed this info so I was wearing earrings. )

►avoid the fixers outside St. Lukes.

And on my 2nd day, I arrived at like 12:45 PM. The guard typed my PDS (patient data sheet) number at the computer to check if I am indeed for immunization and he stamped my receipt "for immunization" 2nd floor.

There, I gave my receipt of the medical fee at the immunization counter. I waited for like 2.5 hours just be called and have the vaccines. Namely, MMR, Tdap, and Anti-Cervical Cancer.

Be very attentive, because you will be called via intercom speaker not the one who is calling names on the counter.

After I got my vaccines, Hey it was 3 shots! ( I was really teary when I went out of immunization room because I'm seriously afraid of needles.. ) I was instructed to go at the ground floor and wait for my name to be called again.. After 30 minutes, I was called and proceeded to counter A, I signed some medical papers. Then I went back to my seat and I again waited for my name to be called for releasing. At the releasing, they gave me the Xray CD. The lady told me that they will just forward my medical results to the USEM.

I walked home around 4:30ish PM with a big smile in my heart. Thank you Lord! I passed the tedious medical.

TIPS

►Take breakfast or lunch before you proceed on your immunization since you will really wait for a long time before you get called.

►Bring jacket. It became so cold just seating for a couple of hours.

►Be attentive esp when you are at the releasing section . The mic was very muffled I hardly understand my name, and if your name got called and you missed it, they will put your papers aside and you have to follow it up dreadfully. One of my seatmates who were way ahead of my timetable missed the call and she was waiting and waiting for her name to be called and yet, I finished first before her.

So yeah, these are the info I can share to you. My arms are still painful from the 3 shots I received.

Never stop praying!

-Luvtechwifey

Hello Congrats to you... Thank you for the TIPS.. I will be going to have a ADVANCE MEDICAL on OCT 5,

I don't have any appointment letter. But one of the member here in VJ she got her advance medical sept 24.

they said i will just bring

noa1

noa2

NVC letter that we have already case #

:-)

[Lingladyinred19 13]

You can go have your medical exam anytime, as long as you have your:

- 2x2 pictures (4 pieces with white background) - DONE

- your passport - DONE

- your US Embassy appointment letter (which was e-mailed to you, the beneficiary) - I DON'T HAVE THIS

- the letter from the US Embasy that was couriered to you informing you that you are eligible to set an appointment for your interview (SLMEC will rubber stamp it and write your Patient Data Sheet, or PDS, Number on it) - NONE

- your NVC Case Number - DONE

- and a copy of your I-129F NOA2 - DONE

Monday and Tuesday are the busiest days of the week to have it done. Luvtechwifey went Wednesday afternoon. I went Wednesday morning, so did SomedaySomehow. - MINE IS OCT 5.. ITS MONDAY.. i can't move my advance medical its because i have already a ticket to fly in manila next sunday :-(

Hope they will allowed me even i don't have a letter for medical

god bless

[ChuckandRhean 0]

Oh my I just hit the nail on the head, didnt I! My medical exams fall on the busiest days Oh my, This calls for a Girl's Scout

I have a question...

- the letter from the US Embasy that was couriered to you informing you that you are eligible to set an appointment for your interview (SLMEC will rubber stamp it and write your Patient Data Sheet, or PDS, Number on it)

Havent received this thru a courier. Is it the same as that of the embassy appointment letter emailed to me . I received two letters tho the other one differs to the other containing the following:

1. this is the first..(18kb)

This is your US Embassy (interview) appointment letter

(DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL)

Thank you for using the Visa Information Service. You have successfully scheduled an appointment for your visa interview. Here are the details of your appointment:

Appointment Confirmation Number:

PIN Number:

Applicant's Name: RHEAN NAYONA

Appointment Date: 08 October 2009

Appointment Time: 7:00 AM

Consulate: US Embassy - Manila

Family Member Name(s): [familyMember]

Visa Type:

Fiance

Confirmed on: 25 September 2009 09:36 AM

Last date for editing information: 06 October 2009

Last Date for Cancellation: 06 October 2009

Security Advice: Please arrive one hour before your appointment time. You may not enter the Embassy with guns, cellular telephones, photographic or video cameras, electronics such as radios or other equipment, including computers. Please do not bring any type of electronic equipment.

For safety and security, applicants are not permitted to bring cell phones or other electronic devices into US Embassy grounds. There will be no storage facility for cell phones and electronic devices at the Embassy; applicants should leave their electronic equipment in a safe location off Embassy grounds during their appointments.

PIN Purchase Date: 9/25/2009 1:35:31 AM

PIN Expiration Date: 3/24/2010 1:35:31 AM

PIN History:

9/25/2009 12:22:33 AM CONFIRMED 10/5/2009 7:00 AM

9/25/2009 1:36:01 AM CANCELLED 10/5/2009 7:00 AM

9/25/2009 1:36:35 AM CONFIRMED 10/8/2009 7:00 AM

Thank you,

The Visa Information Service Team

B.2 this is the second..(15kb)

This is still your US Embassy (interview) appointment letter. The call center sends it twice to make sure you receive it.

(DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL)

Thank you for using the Visa Information Service. You have successfully scheduled an appointment for your visa interview. Here are the details of your appointment:

Appointment Confirmation Number:

Applicant's Name: RHEAN NAYONA

Appointment Date: 08 October 2009

Appointment Time: 7:00 AM

Consulate: US Embassy - Manila

Visa Type:

Fiance

Confirmed on: 25 September 2009 09:36 AM

Last date for editing information: 06 October 2009

Last Date for Cancellation: 06 October 2009

Security Advice: Please arrive one hour before your appointment time. You may not enter the Embassy with guns, cellular telephones, photographic or video cameras, electronics such as radios or other equipment, including computers. Please do not bring any type of electronic equipment.

For safety and security, applicants are not permitted to bring cell phones or other electronic devices into US Embassy grounds. There will be no storage facility for cell phones and electronic devices at the Embassy; applicants should leave their electronic equipment in a safe location off Embassy grounds during their appointments.

FOR IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICANTS ONLY: Please read and follow all interview preparation instructions for visa applicants located on the Embassy's web site at http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3238.html. The instructions contained at the web site will inform you of the required documentation and procedures to follow prior to the interview date.

Thank you,

The Visa Information Service Team

http://Philippines.us-visaservices.com/

and a copy of your I-129F NOA2??

> The NOA2 is the letter that your USC fiance receives from USCIS. It looks just like the NOA1, except the NOA2 is the approval notice. The NOA1 is a receipt notice.

> The US Embassy's letter (which they will courier to you) has the American Eagle logo and the name of the US Embassy on the upper right.

> The NVC Letter is sent to your USC fiance (usually mailed to him 1 week after he receives the hardcopy of the NOA2 through the mail), and has your name, your USCIS Receipt Number, and your NVC Case Number with a bar code. It's printed on a plain sheet of paper, the envelope has the name of the US Department of State National Visa Center on the upper left.

Is this the letter sent to my fiance confirming that our I-129F NOA2 is approved ( printed on an american eagle logo)?

thank u thank u thank u I am armed with the papers they need from me. I would not have done it without ur generous assistance im grateful!!

[marriedtomrg 140]

You're welcome.

Oh my I just hit the nail on the head, didnt I! My medical exams fall on the busiest days Oh my, This calls for a Girl's Scout

I have a question...

- the letter from the US Embasy that was couriered to you informing you that you are eligible to set an appointment for your interview (SLMEC will rubber stamp it and write your Patient Data Sheet, or PDS, Number on it)

Havent received this thru a courier. Is it the same as that of the embassy appointment letter emailed to me . I received two letters tho the other one differs to the other containing the following:

1. this is the first..(18kb)

This is your US Embassy (interview) appointment letter

(DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL)

Thank you for using the Visa Information Service. You have successfully scheduled an appointment for your visa interview. Here are the details of your appointment:

Appointment Confirmation Number:

PIN Number:

Applicant's Name: RHEAN NAYONA

Appointment Date: 08 October 2009

Appointment Time: 7:00 AM

Consulate: US Embassy - Manila

Family Member Name(s): [familyMember]

Visa Type:

Fiance

Confirmed on: 25 September 2009 09:36 AM

Last date for editing information: 06 October 2009

Last Date for Cancellation: 06 October 2009

Security Advice: Please arrive one hour before your appointment time. You may not enter the Embassy with guns, cellular telephones, photographic or video cameras, electronics such as radios or other equipment, including computers. Please do not bring any type of electronic equipment.

For safety and security, applicants are not permitted to bring cell phones or other electronic devices into US Embassy grounds. There will be no storage facility for cell phones and electronic devices at the Embassy; applicants should leave their electronic equipment in a safe location off Embassy grounds during their appointments.

PIN Purchase Date: 9/25/2009 1:35:31 AM

PIN Expiration Date: 3/24/2010 1:35:31 AM

PIN History:

9/25/2009 12:22:33 AM CONFIRMED 10/5/2009 7:00 AM

9/25/2009 1:36:01 AM CANCELLED 10/5/2009 7:00 AM

9/25/2009 1:36:35 AM CONFIRMED 10/8/2009 7:00 AM

Thank you,

The Visa Information Service Team

B.2 this is the second..(15kb)

This is still your US Embassy (interview) appointment letter. The call center sends it twice to make sure you receive it.

(DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL)

Thank you for using the Visa Information Service. You have successfully scheduled an appointment for your visa interview. Here are the details of your appointment:

Appointment Confirmation Number:

Applicant's Name: RHEAN NAYONA

Appointment Date: 08 October 2009

Appointment Time: 7:00 AM

Consulate: US Embassy - Manila

Visa Type:

Fiance

Confirmed on: 25 September 2009 09:36 AM

Last date for editing information: 06 October 2009

Last Date for Cancellation: 06 October 2009

Security Advice: Please arrive one hour before your appointment time. You may not enter the Embassy with guns, cellular telephones, photographic or video cameras, electronics such as radios or other equipment, including computers. Please do not bring any type of electronic equipment.

For safety and security, applicants are not permitted to bring cell phones or other electronic devices into US Embassy grounds. There will be no storage facility for cell phones and electronic devices at the Embassy; applicants should leave their electronic equipment in a safe location off Embassy grounds during their appointments.

FOR IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICANTS ONLY: Please read and follow all interview preparation instructions for visa applicants located on the Embassy's web site at http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3238.html. The instructions contained at the web site will inform you of the required documentation and procedures to follow prior to the interview date.

Thank you,

The Visa Information Service Team

http://Philippines.us-visaservices.com/

and a copy of your I-129F NOA2??

> The NOA2 is the letter that your USC fiance receives from USCIS. It looks just like the NOA1, except the NOA2 is the approval notice. The NOA1 is a receipt notice.

> The US Embassy's letter (which they will courier to you) has the American Eagle logo and the name of the US Embassy on the upper right.

> The NVC Letter is sent to your USC fiance (usually mailed to him 1 week after he receives the hardcopy of the NOA2 through the mail), and has your name, your USCIS Receipt Number, and your NVC Case Number with a bar code. It's printed on a plain sheet of paper, the envelope has the name of the US Department of State National Visa Center on the upper left.

Is this the letter sent to my fiance confirming that our I-129F NOA2 is approved ( printed on an american eagle logo)?

thank u thank u thank u I am armed with the papers they need from me. I would not have done it without ur generous assistance im grateful!!

[marriedtomrg 140]

Hi Shiela-Todd.

The list I gave applies to K1 and K3 applicants. I believe Luvtechwifey can help you with the list of requirements needed for the medical that is appropriate to CR1/IR1. Isn't it NVC that arranges for your interview appointment date at the U.S. Embassy?

You should be able to have your medical exam armed with the photocopy of your I-130 NOA2 and your NVC Case Number and the other requirements (passport, photos, and any relevant medical certificates from your doctor in case you have had a previous medical condition that would be of concern to the U.S. Embassy. In my case, I had TB of the bone in 2003, so I had to obtain a clinical summary from the doctor who treated me.)

[Lingladyinred19 13]

Hi Shiela-Todd.

The list I gave applies to K1 and K3 applicants. I believe Luvtechwifey can help you with the list of requirements needed for the medical that is appropriate to CR1/IR1. Isn't it NVC that arranges for your interview appointment date at the U.S. Embassy?

You should be able to have your medical exam armed with the photocopy of your I-130 NOA2 and your NVC Case Number and the other requirements (passport, photos, and any relevant medical certificates from your doctor in case you have had a previous medical condition that would be of concern to the U.S. Embassy. In my case, I had TB of the bone in 2003, so I had to obtain a clinical summary from the doctor who treated me.)

thank u thank u.. Yes i have that all the requirements now.. :-)

have a nice sunday