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Medical exam--how soon is too soon?

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Netherlands
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My fiancée has just returned to the Netherlands after a long visit with me, and now she's aching to get everything done ASAP to avoid delays before she can come back with her K1. We've got most of the paperwork under control (filed for police reports already, she's got her general medical records and is working on her vaccination records), so one thing that remains is the medical exam. She wants to get this done as soon as she can, but we haven't even got NOA2 yet (I expect it soon, fingers crossed). I imagine it's too soon to start scheduling the medical exam, is that true? Is there anything else we can be getting ready while we wait?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Haha, I like how eager you guys are but it is too soon. You will need your case number from NVC which will come AFTER NOA 2. You can get the police report in the mean time. 

 

 

 

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Like both above, the medical will require an NVC case number (specific to the country where the interview will take place) and the K-1 validity itself is tied to the medical date... patience, patience.

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Wait until the consulate

sends the documents requesting one. It will be about a week or 2 before your interview. Contact the doctor (and not before than) and they'll set the whole thing up. There is excellent communication between the doctor and the consulate. They told me to wait for an extra week, when I called for mine, so it would be as "fresh" as possible for the interview.

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