Medical Exam

[craigofri 6]

my fiance's interview is February 8th. The doctor only has an appointment for the medical exam in January it's more than four days out is this a problem?

[Verrou 1,962]

what day in january ? is it like end of january? 

try to find another doctor if possible.

[craigofri 6]

1 minute ago, Misscloud said:

what day in january ? is it like end of january? 

try to find another doctor if possible.

It is the only doctor in Rio that does the exams for K1. I'm not sure what date talking to fiance now to find out

[Verrou 1,962]

1 minute ago, craigofri said:

It is the only doctor in Rio that does the exams for K1. I'm not sure what date talking to fiance now to find out

ok. make sure with the date. because i quote u typed "  it's more than four days out is this a problem?"

[craigofri 6]

15 minutes ago, Misscloud said:

ok. make sure with the date. because i quote u typed "  it's more than four days out is this a problem?"

Rio doctor did not specify a date they just sent my fiance form to fill I'll have her contact them again

[Boiler 45,651]

It may be that the Consulate will not receive the medical before the interview, now Brazil may be quick.

[Gauchos 52]

There are some other threads on VJ that state a medical even a month prior to the interview is fine. Just be aware that clock to enter the US begins ticking from the medical date.

[craigofri 6]

2 hours ago, Gauchos said:

There are some other threads on VJ that state a medical even a month prior to the interview is fine. Just be aware that clock to enter the US begins ticking from the medical date.

Ok.  So an early exam is allowed .  January exam,  February 8th interview.   She was going to fly out 2 weeks after her interview.   It could work. 

[Robert Upton 0]

On 11/30/2021 at 7:23 AM, craigofri said:

my fiance's interview is February 8th. The doctor only has an appointment for the medical exam in January it's more than four days out is this a problem?

Make sure the Doctors office knows when your interview is scheduled and his office will help you.

My (fiancé) wife had her interview the day after the medical exam and I was extremely worried that there would not be time to get the results to the embassy for the interview

But the Doctors office assured us that there was nothing to be worried about and he was correct.

Keep in mind if your fiancé has not had a covid-19 vaccine, they will not be scheduled for an interview.

Also if the fiancé is missing any vaccines required in the US, all those shots have to be completed before the interview. 

 

  

[IanD 6]

I had my medical exam this November 5th, and my interview is December 10th.

 

The medical exam is valid for six months, so you're totally fine. Just make sure your fiancée does fly to the US before the validity of the medical exam expires.