US Immigration from United Kingdom

I just read on the US embassy interview checklist that you need to carry your X-rays with you for immigration at POE.

Is this correct? My case is processing electronically so will they be available on there? Nobody at my medical mentioned that I would have to take them with me!

Has anyone here done this?
We are doing it the year after next and I just hoped to have someone to talk to about the nuances of it.

thanks!

So I met my partner in the US in 2013 and we lived together out there for 10 months. I returned back to the UK April 2014 as my J1 visa expired. Since then for 6 years we did a long distance relationship, spoke every day etc. But we didn't see each other in person again until September 2020, he spent a month here in London and we (finally) got married.

After looking on this forum, people say that long distance is perceived to be a major red flag for immigration. Do you think it would be best if we held off filing for CR1 visa and have more in-person time spent over the next few months (as we can both work remotely now this is not a problem for us). I would rather file the CR1 now just because of the time it will take to process but if this is going to cause us problems it might be worth waiting.

We have lots of secondary evidence (chat logs, call logs, statements from friends + family, social media posts). Similar age etc.

Has anyone been in a similar situation or has any advice?

Thanks

Its been a while...

I'm in NY and have had my O1 renewed for another 3 years and in order to travel I need to get an Embassy interview done.

I would do prefer to do mine in Belfast...has anyone been there post lockdown and is there a resource where i can find out approximate wait times for an interview

Thanks

Hi all,

I am looking into buying the Visa Tutor step by step course for applying for the I-129F. Has anyone used this service? Is it worth $147?

If not, have you used something else?

Thanks!