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LB & PC   0

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Hello all!

My UKC fiance is currently visiting me here in the States using VWP. While he was here we received our NOA2 and sent his Packet 3 forms back to the Embassy in London. He flies out on 1st February, so we booked his medical exam for the 3rd so he doesn't have to make multiple trips to London.

My question is this. When booking his medical over the phone, the operator was rattling off a list of things to bring, all of which were on the website, but she mentioned he would need to bring his Police Certificate with him. This isn't mentioned on the Embassy's website as required documents to bring.

Can you all tell me your recent experience with the Medical Exam and if this indeed required? His police certificate will be in Wales when he arrives back, and he won't have time to go retrieve it if we keep the current medical date.

Also, is anyone aware of how long it is currently taking between Medical Exams to Interview Date?

Thank you!!!

06/30/10 -- I-129F form FedEx'd from Paris
07/08/10 -- Received by CSC
07/15/10 -- NOA1 hardcopy received
07/18/10 -- Touched
12/07/10 -- NOA2!!!
12/13/10 -- NOA2 hardcopy received
12/30/10 -- London receives approved application from NVC
02/01/11 -- Paul's flight back to the UK
02/03/11 -- Medical Exam
02/08/11 -- Medical Results received/logged at Embassy
03/04/11 -- Interview @ 9am APPROVED!!!!!
03/10/11 -- Visa delivered
03/12/11 -- Back home biggrin.png
04/08/11 -- Wedding <3

06/17/2011-- AOS Packet mailed off (finally)
06/24/2011-- AOS Packet received by Chicago Lockbox
07/14/2011-- NOA1 returned to USCIS as undeliverable
07/15/2011-- Address changed and AR-11 filled out
07/18/2011-- Received change of address receipt notice
08/09/2011-- New biometrics appointment letter generated ... but....
08/25/2011-- Was returned as undeliverable....again....still have not updated our zip code in their master file
09/06/2011-- Biometric appointment (was told what time and date by Officer over the phone)
09/14/2011-- Work Authorisation card received in our mailbox!
09/19/2011-- Received online notification of interview date
10/20/2011-- Interview -- APPROVED!
10/28/2011-- Green card arrived in mail

07/24/2013-- I-751 Packet sent to CSC

07/30/2013-- NOA1 received in mail

08/02/2013-- Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

08/23/2013-- Biometrics Appointment

10/30/2013-- RFE Received

11/07/2013-- RFE Packet sent to CSC

11/22/2013-- APPROVED for Removal of Conditions

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PaulandBeckyR   1

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I had mine in december, you have to have your police certificate and also your vaccination records from doc, you need mmr and tdap boosters if not had within past ten years.

I-129F SENT: 07/02/2010

I-129F NOA1: 07/12/2010

I-129F NOA2: 11/18/2010

NVC RECEIVED: 11/26/2010

NVC LEFT: 11/26/2010

CONSULATE RECEIVED: 12/04/2010

PACKET 3 SENT: 12/08/2010

APPROVED: 01/28/2011

VISA IN HAND 03/02/2011

P.O.E 07/02/2011

MARRIED 05/03/2011

AOS SENT 02/04/2011

AOS RECEIVED 05/04/2011

NOA RECEIVED 29/04/2011

BIOMETRICS 23/05/2011

EAD APPROVED 01/06/2011

INTERVIEW 07/07/2011

AOS APPROVED 07/07/2011

WELCOME LETTER 07/11/2011

I-751 04/07/2013

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LB & PC   0

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I had mine in december, you have to have your police certificate and also your vaccination records from doc, you need mmr and tdap boosters if not had within past ten years.

Thanks for the quick reply!

06/30/10 -- I-129F form FedEx'd from Paris
07/08/10 -- Received by CSC
07/15/10 -- NOA1 hardcopy received
07/18/10 -- Touched
12/07/10 -- NOA2!!!
12/13/10 -- NOA2 hardcopy received
12/30/10 -- London receives approved application from NVC
02/01/11 -- Paul's flight back to the UK
02/03/11 -- Medical Exam
02/08/11 -- Medical Results received/logged at Embassy
03/04/11 -- Interview @ 9am APPROVED!!!!!
03/10/11 -- Visa delivered
03/12/11 -- Back home biggrin.png
04/08/11 -- Wedding <3

06/17/2011-- AOS Packet mailed off (finally)
06/24/2011-- AOS Packet received by Chicago Lockbox
07/14/2011-- NOA1 returned to USCIS as undeliverable
07/15/2011-- Address changed and AR-11 filled out
07/18/2011-- Received change of address receipt notice
08/09/2011-- New biometrics appointment letter generated ... but....
08/25/2011-- Was returned as undeliverable....again....still have not updated our zip code in their master file
09/06/2011-- Biometric appointment (was told what time and date by Officer over the phone)
09/14/2011-- Work Authorisation card received in our mailbox!
09/19/2011-- Received online notification of interview date
10/20/2011-- Interview -- APPROVED!
10/28/2011-- Green card arrived in mail

07/24/2013-- I-751 Packet sent to CSC

07/30/2013-- NOA1 received in mail

08/02/2013-- Biometrics Appointment Notice Received

08/23/2013-- Biometrics Appointment

10/30/2013-- RFE Received

11/07/2013-- RFE Packet sent to CSC

11/22/2013-- APPROVED for Removal of Conditions

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Is there not someone who can FedEx his police certificate either to him in the US or to wherever he's staying in London before the medical?

Just as a personal preference, I'd FedEx it overnight to the US. I'd also ask the medical if it has to be the original or would they accept seeing a copy? Reason being I think the only reason why a police certificate is necessary at the medical, is so they can act as a buffer for people trying to speed up the process and being offered interviews before they have all their documentation. If this is the case, then why wouldn't a photocopy be acceptable? Explain why and that you're worried about placing the original in the mail, considering the delay that will arise if heaven forbid it gets lost.

Also make sure, if they say no to a copy, that whoever mails the original takes a copy first. At least then you can prove you had it, if worst case scenario.

Timeline Summary:

K-1/K-2 NOA1 - POE: 9 February - 9 July 2010

Married: 17 July 2010

AOS mailed - Interview : 22 November 2010 - 10 March 2011

ROC mailed - approved: 14 February - 18 June 2013

Citizenship mailed - ceremony: 9 February - 7 June 2017

 

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It would help if he has his immunization records too. How old is he though, if he's around my age (25) so 20-30, he'd probably have similar immunizations. I know I need an MMR and Tdap boosters, but I'm getting those done on 2nd February at my doctors, they do them at Knightsbridge Doctors, but seem to cost an arm and a leg...

I'll be visiting in the US from 10th-26th February and then having my medical on the 28th, so not looking forward to a jetlagged medical, I just need to make sure it's done though as I'm hoping to fly out for good on 30th June at the latest.

Start of relationship

??/07/2008 - A random Skype message came through to me from an American girl

14/02/2009 - After months of talking, the American girl flew over to me - I knew we were meant to be

18/08/2009 - I proposed to her on Brighton Beach, UK

K1 Journey

15/07/2010 - We finally put in the i129f application - after shortly considering me going there on VWP, marrying and trying to Adjust Status, but was too risky

03/01/2011 - NOA2 on the day Dawn returned to NY after spending Christmas with me

10/02/2011 - I visited NY for 3 weeks (let this hold up the K1 process)

28/02/2011 - Medical

29/03/2011 - K1 Interview at London Embassy - Visa granted!

01/04/2011 - Visa in hand

Next Stage

03/05/2011 - POE in JFK - can't wait!

04/06/2011 - Our Wedding Day :)

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