Preparing for the K1 Visa interview

[KGG 1]

My Fiance recently received an email that our application was send to Kingston, Jamaica but when he tried to open the file with instructions it was corrupted. Today he call NVC and they advise him that I just need to go fill out the application online. But I honestly don't have a clue where to start. (1) should I get my police record and do the medical exam before applying online for the interview? (2) What document do I need from the embassy when applying for the police record and getting the medical exam done? (3) My fiance say I can use my phone to do the application online but I don't have a printer to download and print the confirmation letter. Can I get a travel agent to assist me? (4) Where do I pay the Visa application fee? (5) Do I need to get any document to confirm am not married? Someone please tell me what to do because am so confused. 

[Crazy Cat 39,921]

NVC only assigns a case number before sending the package to the consulate. I would email the consulate and ask for instructions.

[NicholeT 157]

@Greenbaum can you provide the link for Jamaica Embassy

Edited July 15, 2019 by NicholeT

[Jenny17655 284]

https://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-jm/niv

 

Go here to fill DS160

Edited July 16, 2019 by Jenny17655

[Almostthere08 16]

On 7/15/2019 at 2:19 PM, Kemy said:

My Fiance recently received an email that our application was send to Kingston, Jamaica but when he tried to open the file with instructions it was corrupted. Today he call NVC and they advise him that I just need to go fill out the application online. But I honestly don't have a clue where to start. (1) should I get my police record and do the medical exam before applying online for the interview? (2) What document do I need from the embassy when applying for the police record and getting the medical exam done? (3) My fiance say I can use my phone to do the application online but I don't have a printer to download and print the confirmation letter. Can I get a travel agent to assist me? (4) Where do I pay the Visa application fee? (5) Do I need to get any document to confirm am not married? Someone please tell me what to do because am so confused. 

1.)Go request police record and certificate of no impediment(shows you aren’t married and you obtain this at the registrar general). You will  need both for the interview and they can take a few weeks to come in unless you pay extra to expedite them

2.) You don’t need any document from the embassy to request your police record. The medical appointment is given only after you’ve scheduled the interview. Fill out the DS-160 at the ceac site than go to https://ais.usvisa-info.com/ and create an account to pay fees and schedule the interview. Once interview is scheduled go to http://andrewsmemorialhospital.com/ to schedule medical. Go to Menu-Our Services-US Medical. They will ask for interview date in order to complete the registration and they will email you back with the medical date.

 

3.) At the end of the DS-160 application it will give you the option to email the confirmation 

Page to an email address. Email it to yourself and you can print it from the Internet cafe. 

4.)Answered under 2

5.) Answered under 1

 

Take the following items to the interview:

1.)original birth certificate (must come from the RGD on security paper if born in Jamaica)

copy of birth certificate(may need to be resized to include the full page)

2.) Police certificate

3.) certificate of no impediment 

3.) court records if you have been convicted of a crime if applicable 

4.) Military records of applicable

4.) I-134 affidavit of support along with supporting documents (petitioners tax transcripts, W-2s and paycheck stubs

6 (2x2) passport photos (4 for medical 2 for interview 

7.) Interview confirmation page

 

good luck!

 

 

[KGG 1]

9 hours ago, Yani08 said:

1.)Go request police record and certificate of no impediment(shows you aren’t married and you obtain this at the registrar general). You will  need both for the interview and they can take a few weeks to come in unless you pay extra to expedite them

2.) You don’t need any document from the embassy to request your police record. The medical appointment is given only after you’ve scheduled the interview. Fill out the DS-160 at the ceac site than go to https://ais.usvisa-info.com/ and create an account to pay fees and schedule the interview. Once interview is scheduled go to http://andrewsmemorialhospital.com/ to schedule medical. Go to Menu-Our Services-US Medical. They will ask for interview date in order to complete the registration and they will email you back with the medical date.

 

3.) At the end of the DS-160 application it will give you the option to email the confirmation 

Page to an email address. Email it to yourself and you can print it from the Internet cafe. 

4.)Answered under 2

5.) Answered under 1

 

Take the following items to the interview:

1.)original birth certificate (must come from the RGD on security paper if born in Jamaica)

copy of birth certificate(may need to be resized to include the full page)

2.) Police certificate

3.) certificate of no impediment 

3.) court records if you have been convicted of a crime if applicable 

4.) Military records of applicable

4.) I-134 affidavit of support along with supporting documents (petitioners tax transcripts, W-2s and paycheck stubs

6 (2x2) passport photos (4 for medical 2 for interview 

7.) Interview confirmation page

 

good luck!

 

 

Thank you. Not sure how to answer this question on the Visa application form. Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccinations in accordance with U.S. law?

[Almostthere08 16]

On 7/17/2019 at 10:29 AM, Kemy said:

Thank you. Not sure how to answer this question on the Visa application form. Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccinations in accordance with U.S. law?

 

I think we just put no since they will review it at the medical anyway.

[nicky23 24]

am filling out my ds160 and it ask for my marital status, should i put single or others and write engaged.