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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hi!

Anyone here knows "What is the maximum length of time you can do the medical

at SLEC before the interview?

Thank you!

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First met: May 2012

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Well that is sort of a trick answer, the visa validity is tied to the date of the medical so you want to complete the interview with enough time remaining to be able to receive the passport with visa back from the embassy, get the CFO sticker and enter the USA before the validity date.

Why would you want to complete the medical an extended time before the interview?

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As Hank alludes above, you have 6 months to the day from the completion of the medical exam to do your POE in the US. At any time past one week (as per the instructions) after the medical, but before 180 days, you can do the interview. (You must allow time for the interview, CFO, and travel, so realistically, I'd say 180 days minus 14~21, to be safe)

If you fail to POE within 180 days of your medical, you must start the process all over again.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hi and good day!

To Hank and DAvenRoxy, thank you for the quick replies... I appreciate it.

Was curious and wanted to know coz most here talks about the minimum or least

period of time for medical before the interview.. Thank you again...

Marivic

The Waiting Game Is Not Yet Over!

First met: May 2012

First met in person: Dec. 2012

I-129F sent: March 08, 2013

I-129F NOA1: March 12, 2013

I-129F NOA2: July 22, 2013(Approved)

St. Lukes Medical: Sept. 2-3, 2013 (Passed)

CFO Seminar: Sept. 4, 2013 (Went back for sticker a day before flight)

USEM Interview: September 12, 2013 (Approved with NBI AKA TO Submit)

US Citizen Fiance Attended

Visa On hand: October 10, 2014 ( Took Long coz Of NBI AKA)

US Entry: October 15, 2014, Chicago as POE (Traveled alone and no problems)

Got SSN: October 29, 2013 (In Single Name)

Married: November 23, 2013

AOS Sent with EAD/AP: April 10, 2014

AOS NOA1: April 17, 2014

AOS Biometrics: May 19, 2014

EAD/AP Received: July 09, 2014

SSN Change Name: July 12, 2014

Received Interview Waiver Case Letter for AOS: August 2014

2 yrs GC Received: April 10, 2015

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