Knightsbridge appointment availability info

[AmandaandChayne 734]

All, booked my medical for December 14th today they do have availability the week before if anyone needs currently.

[BJ & Christine 1,392]

If u have nvc number and have filled out ds-160 u can fill schedule ur medical. When u do this it will give u available dates for interviews.

[SDH 63]

3 minutes ago, BJ & Christine said:

If u have nvc number and have filled out ds-160 u can fill schedule ur medical. When u do this it will give u available dates for interviews.

You can't go online to schedule your interview until your case has left NVC on its way to London. Even then it will be at least 24 hours after the case shows as "In-Transit" on the CEAC status checker website.

[BJ & Christine 1,392]

8 minutes ago, Steve&Chelsea said:

You can't go online to schedule your interview until your case has left NVC on its way to London. Even then it will be at least 24 hours after the case shows as "In-Transit" on the CEAC status checker website.

Yes u r correct. Sorry. Wasn't thinking completely.🤦🏼‍♂️. 

 

Was as going to ss available appointments but can't since my fiancé has already done hers. 

[AmandaandChayne 734]

you can book your medical via the phone number with just your case number as soon as you have it.

[TravelerUSA 22]

I have been told that when using a K visa, you do not need to have completed the medical before attending the interview as long as it is completed before AOS, does anyone know if this is correct?

[Wuozopo 4,285]

8 hours ago, Adam anderson said:

I have been told that when using a K visa, you do not need to have completed the medical before attending the interview as long as it is completed before AOS, does anyone know if this is correct?

 

Incorrect. You won't get a visa until you pass a medical exam In London given by a panel physician.

 

Your understanding of information is mixed up. A K1 does not have to have all immunizations to get a visa. Those are not required until AOS. BUT if you wait, then you will have to pay a second doctor in the US (called a civil surgeon) to sign off on your jabs. And most civil surgeons won't do that unless they give another complete medical exam. Hundreds of dollars.

 

If you get all your shots before your visa medical so they are signed off as complete by the panel physician in London, then you are done with doctors for immigration. Your London medical counts for AOS and your shot record is already signed off for AOS on an official form by an official doctor.

Edited November 20, 2018 by Wuozopo