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How many days in Moscow for medical and interview?

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Since we just received our email notification of the NOA2 we have some time before we get to the interview step but it never hurts to ask ahead of time...

How many days in Moscow should my Fiancee allow for the medical and interview?

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going off the original post a little....does the birth certificate have to be translated into English even when it's written in Russian?

According to http://moscow.usembassy.gov/iv-fiancee.html it says "Birth certificate: original, photocopy, and English translation." so the answer appears to be yes though that does contradict what it says above "All documents not written in English or Russian must be accompanied by certified translations". For safety's sake I would get it translated then unless someone with direct knowledge wants to jump in.

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Usually one day for the exam and then return for the sealed documents.

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Just to clarify...the medical is just one day or two? I had heard that it takes two days due to chest xray and blood work...can someone please clarify for Moscow ?

I know that in Moscow you can pass medical exam in two places - MOM and Filatovka (don't remember full names of these institutions). I chose MOM since it was very close to my hotel, so I don't know how it's going in Filatovka. In MOM you can get results the same day in the late afternoon if you will go to pass exam early in the morning (so you will be done with everything by noon). If you will not be done with exam by noon, you will get results only the next day.

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going off the original post a little....does the birth certificate have to be translated into English even when it's written in Russian?

All important documents have to be translated into English from what I've read, Divorce papers, police reports, birth certificates.




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