medical issues and K 1 visa

[davrhon 1]

I have called the nvc and was given an appointment date for march 19 2014 but still havent received my letter. I have email confirmation from embassy of appointment, could i bring in order to get into interview? also could type 1 diabetes, two stints in legs for circulation problems, and HBP cause them to deny it? healthy otherwise and worked everyday since age 17...now 53. (the medical was done in feb. and required more info from my doc to be sent. showed i had things under control) thanks sovery much in advance. im getting so scared it would be denied i would be lost..as u all know

[TBoneTX 45,498]

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[srvman 38]

The Knightsbridge people would have called you if your medical issues were going to intervene with your visa eligibility. Yes on the email, although you still have plenty of time.

[davrhon 1]

Thank you so much.....does calm my nerves some So the visa application wouldn't have even gotten to the interview stage if the Knightsbridge docs wouldn't have given a clean bill of health? Is that correct? thanks so much.( I have spent hours upon hours reading this website since the beginning of the journey...it is wonderful to have all this info in one location)

[srvman 38]

Thank you so much.....does calm my nerves some So the visa application wouldn't have even gotten to the interview stage if the Knightsbridge docs wouldn't have given a clean bill of health? Is that correct? thanks so much.( I have spent hours upon hours reading this website since the beginning of the journey...it is wonderful to have all this info in one location)

Yeah, the way I see the whole interview thing is as if you are already conditionally approved. You just have to now give in the required documents, proving the finances are in order, and you are who you are, and answer a few very easy questions. Just think of it as a final check. Just make sure you are prepared, and everything becomes much easier. I worked myself into a frenzy thinking about the interview, when after all was said and done, it was the easiest part.

[davrhon 1]

Thank you so much!!!!! This makes me feel loads better. Maybe I can start breathing again on March 19th!! lol Thanks again for responding ))

[shell20 746]

Thank you so much!!!!! This makes me feel loads better. Maybe I can start breathing again on March 19th!! lol Thanks again for responding ))

They are looking for everything to be under control, as long as you have a letter saying that, then there really should not be a problem. As for the letter, I had an interview in Feb, along with a few others on this forum. I received my letter but some other people did not receive one although they still went for the interview and were listed, so I wouldn't worry about that. . I know that it is easier said than done, because this is probably the hardest stage of the whole K1 journey. I remember myself and others worrying ourselves sick and when we went to the embassy it was kind of wow, I was fretting for nothing.

You will be fine, please don't worry!! It will soon be over and you can look forward to being reunited with your loved one. )

[davrhon 1]

I agree, this is the hardest part. Its so strange, because I did not expect this to be the tough part! lol Thought the wait would be the hardest, but now that it's a little over a week away, I feel so anxious. So hard knowing we have no control over our future together...and that it's down to a decision of a stranger at the embassy. So difficult.....

Thanks for your input about the letter, we were worried they wouldn't even let me on the grounds. I do feel loads better than I did last night when I left the post. Thank you all so very much for the reassurance....so kind of you to respond

Roll on March 19th!!!!!!!