Medical Examination before Interview.

[NiceGuy123 0]

If a person doesn't have any vaccination record, he/she have to get the vaccination with the medical examination... Is it right????

Also do we have to bring sponsorship document (copies) at the time of interview?????

[Pegasusth 1]

If you have not any vaccine record, Embassy will refuse your visa as my friend case she applied for K 1 visa, and the first time she went to interview the embassy denied to give her visa for the first time till she prepared all things set,

Note if you have not any vaccine record then go to see doctor then doctor will inject you all the vaccine which embassy take a note, and please prepare yourself all stuffs what you have, email, phone bill to show both of you communicate, your photoes, air ticket your husband / wife flew to see you, hotel receipe you and your husband / wife stayed togehter, money transfer, and please bring all the sponsorship copies for your interview, My motto is please bring everything you have even a copies like a set for consulate cause we never know what the embassy have maybe they will ask more documentation. it's better you will go to consulate in one time than better go to many time and your visa will wait longer to spend more time with the one you love. Just make it done in one time.

Edited August 18, 2010 by Pegasusth

[zenaxe 22]

You have to have the vaccinations done at the time of the medical, preferrably before. I did my medical in Vancouver BC and they advised that had I know had the vaccinations completed, they would have sent me to a lab a few blocks away to complete it. Depending on where you are living or getting your medical, you may not have that option. I had all of my vacs taken care of prior to the medical.

With respect to forms at the interview, you have to bring all the forms in original form if you filed electronically. However there are only a few countries that can file electronically. I can't tell by your information where you are from. I was in Canada so we filed visa emails and scanned documents but ensured I had every single piece of document we sent in electronically, with me in original form, for the embassy interview. I also brought evidence of our relationship which included many pictures, phone bills, boarding passes, and everything else. They didn't ask for any of this evidence but it's best to bring too much and have it then not having it and needing it.

Good luck to you. You may want to consider adding your timeline.

Later

You have to have the vaccinations done at the time of the medical, preferrably before. I did my medical in Vancouver BC and they advised that had I know had the vaccinations completed, they would have sent me to a lab a few blocks away to complete it. Depending on where you are living or getting your medical, you may not have that option. I had all of my vacs taken care of prior to the medical.

With respect to forms at the interview, you have to bring all the forms in original form if you filed electronically. However there are only a few countries that can file electronically. I can't tell by your information where you are from. I was in Canada so we filed visa emails and scanned documents but ensured I had every single piece of document we sent in electronically, with me in original form, for the embassy interview. I also brought evidence of our relationship which included many pictures, phone bills, boarding passes, and everything else. They didn't ask for any of this evidence but it's best to bring too much and have it then not having it and needing it.

Good luck to you. You may want to consider adding your timeline.

Later

Actually I do see that you have a time line lol