Can DOS see if the medical has arrived at the London embassy?

[savoringsleep 0]

The last 3 people I have spoken to at DOS have told me they are unable to see if the results of the medical have arrived at the embassy. Can they usually see it or do I need to call the embassy itself?

Thanks!

[Patricklove 0]

Hi have you tried calling Knightsbridge they should be able to give you an accurate account of when the results left them.

Hope this helps all if all else fails call the number in the UK Embassy they should definatley be able to shed some light on the subject. All the best ..

[jingo 38]

The DoS told me the embassy logged my medical results. So they do know. Maybe it just depends on who you speak to.

[* Kristin * 49]

Besides finding out if the embassy has received your medical results (they usually do within 3 - 4 days), what is it you're trying to find out...? Or is it just for your own personal knowledge that you're curious?

The last 3 people I have spoken to at DOS have told me they are unable to see if the results of the medical have arrived at the embassy. Can they usually see it or do I need to call the embassy itself?

Thanks!

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Besides finding out if the embassy has received your medical results (they usually do within 3 - 4 days), what is it you're trying to find out...? Or is it just for your own personal knowledge that you're curious?

Exctly what I was thinking....Why do you need to know? It seems this current batch of people have to call constantly when it's not going to speed up anything. The Knightsbridge people get the medical to the Embassy without fail. It's now impossible to talk to anybody if you have a real problem because VJ has created this frenzy of calling DOS and the embassy to ask unnecessary questions. Maybe they could put out visas faster if they didn't have to answer so many phone calls or emails. Maybe people with a real need, like a baby due in a month or a husband shipping out to Afghanistan could get helped easier.

::rant over::

[kutakendra 3]

Yeah. but the computers across the board are about 1-3 days behind real time, so is the UK switchboard. They say 5 days, but it is 5 working days, which means a week. They may not show it for 9 days, then.

(You may get a no for yesterday, only to find out it was logged Monday.)

[savoringsleep 0]

I was just wondering how people knew that their medical was logged when I couldn't get an answer to that question. That's all

Thanks for the replies.

Edited June 30, 2011 by savoringsleep