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Medical Exam Before Interview Brazil

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You need to visit the consulate website - either Brasilia or Rio to see the list of doctors eligible. They list the phone numbers, so contact them and make an appointment. It's not hard, but keep in mind that, some exams take time to get the results back. I did mine back in 08, and if I'm not wrong there was an interval of 10 days between appointments. You have to go once for the exam and return to pick up the sealed envelope with the form and signature of the doctor. Whatever you do, once you get that envelope DO NOT OPEN IT. It has to be presented at the interview sealed as you got it from the doctor. Good luck!

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Naturalization approved: 04-02-2013

Oath ceremony: 04-24-2013

 
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