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When do the packets arrive? And do they go to both me the petitioner and the my fiance the beneficiary? He is coming from the U.K. Our case arrived at london Embassy last friday.
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5 minutes ago, americaneireann said:
I apologize if this has been answered recently, but where am I meant to submit the I-134? The website says to look at the instructions and the instructions say to look at the website.
The I -134 is taken with you to the interview I believe.
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10 minutes ago, Hemzi said:
Well does he have all his immunization records? I would personally get them before the medical so they can sign you off on the day of the medical. Because they give you a sheet to say that you have all the required vaccinations on that day, which you use for your AOS. Because, he should be able to get it free on the NHS instead of actually paying for it at Knightsbridge? If he doesn't complete it on the day of the medical, lots of people have said previously on the forums that you then have to go to a state side doctor to get a check that you have all the shots and then have to pay for that and letter stating he has everything.
I personally put yes, because I knew I was pretty much up to date with all the shots, but it's up to you?
You do get a letter in the mail, but you should have received an email with the same letter?Thank you! I'll let him know! I haven't received an email yet except for when they sent the visa to England and sent me an attachment saying that. I'll call and ask for the email version! Quick question what is MRV fee and is that the interview fee or do you just pay that 265 when you do the DS160
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1 hour ago, Hemzi said:
Very very easy to schedule, you schedule it online?
Have you submitted your DS-160 now?
If so, then just pay for and schedule the Interview here: https://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-gb/iv
You click on register and then select 'I have received a letter from the consular section with instructions to register or schedule a K visa appointment', and continue on from there!Does the letter come in the mail to schedule the interview? We haven't finished the DS160 bc we had a question about the shot records if he should check yes or no on the, do you have all required shots that are needed by the U.S regulations. I think he only needs a tetanus but he wants to make sure that's all he needs when he goes to the medical, he said he will then get them afterwards since for a k1 visa you dont need them till just before applying for a green card.
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14 minutes ago, Hemzi said:
It is advised to do the medical before the interview, and at the moment Knightsbridge are taking over 7 working days to get the results of the medical to the Embassy. You can go for the interview after the medical no problem. However, your visa will be on hold until they receive the results and it could add almost a month of waiting time.
I just had my medical last week, had my original interview scheduled for today, but as lots of people had mentioned their results had not been received by the Embassy after 5 working days, I changed it to next week. I'm glad I did as I called Knightsbridge today and the medical is still there, waiting to be sent. So, had I had gone today and passed the interview I'd be pending on the fact they were waiting for medical results.
Sometimes better to wait a few days, rather than rushing in and getting yourself out of sync with the chain of events, so you can get your Visa in hand quicker ;)!Thank you! Maybe I'll tell him to wait till Aug 1st for his interview just in case! Yeah I heard it was backed up lol. Is it pretty easy to schedule your interview? There isn't like a waiting list or anything?
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6 minutes ago, Morgan89 said:
Book your medical and interview! Everything should come by email but you already have everything to book your medical and interview online
Oh this is exciting! I was reading somewhere that you have to wait till after the medical to book the interview, I was like ummm that's not right. So do I need the letter from the embassy first before booking the interview? Pur medical is the 21st of this month!
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Omg yayayyay our case is ready! Finally! Ok so what's next for us? How do we get packets? The Woman at NVC said it should all be coming be email. Is that true?
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Mine is still in the, "in transit" stage for England and it has been a week and a day lol.
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3 hours ago, Sarac9 said:
It will most likely be ready tomorrow. Same thing happened with me a bunch of other whose cases were forwarded to the uk embassy back in early june. It went into transit tuesday and received and ready following Tuesday
Thank you! I hope all of ours arrive tomorrow! I'd love for him to be able to book his interview as soon as he can after his medical, well 5 days afterwards I should say lol,
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1 minute ago, Vholde346 said:
Yes I think mine was a bit flukey. It was the only quick part of the entire process for my SO and I.
Yeah I was just going to say that lol. But hey at least you got that done! My fiance just scheduled his medical for the 21st, I didn't know they were open on Saturdays!
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Just now, Vholde346 said:
Mine was in transit for a day apparently!
Lucky!! Hopefully it will be ready today. Someone did say it took them 5 business days.
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Hi UK people! Question, how long did it stay in transit for you guys? Mine is still in transit since last Tuesday!
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29 minutes ago, reicakes88 said:
I think the time might vary. Mine was stuck in transit for 16 days (it just changed to ready this morning, yay!)
but I'm hoping that's just because the embassy moved recently. His medical is on Monday and now we just need to figure out how to book the interview. As far as we know we have to wait on email to be sent with a confirmation number then he can book online.
Just in time for you medical! Yeah i think you wait for packet 3 from i was told but I could be wrong. But co grata on being Ready!
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35 minutes ago, CCCCCF said:
I heard a lot of them are actually sent by electronic copies...
But based what I have observed, in Singapore, usually it take 3-5 days and even 10 days..I just hope they can receive it soon.
But since it's already 'in transit', it's no longer NVC's job right? The one who updates the status should be embassy I guess?
That's a good question! Can anyone shed some light on that? Myfiance just scheduled his medical for July 21st which is exciting! But cant schedule his interview till it arrives and gets his packet 3
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31 minutes ago, CCCCCF said:
That's so quick. Mine is still 'In transit' though...
Mine is still in transit too. But I think someone said it usually takes a few days sometimes! I know somsomesomsomeosomsomesomsomeomsomsomesomsomeosomsomesomsomeome from England said 3 days.bc its DhL
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8 minutes ago, Sarac9 said:
It took exactly 5 days for me. After it reached London i had it transferred to a different consulate
Oh ok! Thank you! Do they send put packets right as it's in transit? Or after its arrived?
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4 minutes ago, JMCKNG said:
For trends I have seen anywhere from 3-10 days, but again including multiple country circumstances
Thank you! He was going to call today to see if he can schedule just his medical since they are so backed up.in london for medicals
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Quick question to the UK people! How long did your visa stay in transit? Someone said it can take weeks but that might be a different country that takes that long.
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1 hour ago, Greenbaum said:
You're required to submit I134 and he submits i134 and i864.
Oh cool ty! Good thing I had him do all his stuff and both those forms a few months ago lol. Now to get mine done!
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So I my grandfather is going to be the the co-sponser, should I still fill out the I-134 as well or just him?
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1 hour ago, Gama said:
When i booked my medical this is what they require this was the official booking confirmation just ARCO is needed. but hope this helps.
Please read the following information pertaining to your medcial carefully, in order to avoid unecessary expense and delay.
- LOCATION:
You will be attending:
Flat 4, Bentinck Mansions (opposite No.11 Bentinck St)
12-16 Bentinck Street
W1U 2ER
London
Our nearest Underground station is BOND STREET (Jubilee and Central Lines).
We are located opposite 11 Bentinck Street.
Please note there are two different locations listed, if you go to the wrong location you may miss your appointment and will need to re-arrange for another day. Do not go to 15 Basil Mansions.
A map can be found at the following web address; http://www.visamedicals.co.uk/index.htm
- REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
You are required to bring the following for each person having a medical examination:
- Original Passport or UK Driving Licence (photo card not paper licence)
We do NOT accept copies of ID
- 4 X Identical Passport style photos - UK or US size
(we accept UK or US sized photographs)
- ACRO Police certificate (or a copy) dated within the last 12 months for anyone 16 years of age & over (if your police certificate is more than one page long please advise Visa Medicals ahead of your medical as you may need additional time with the Doctor. If you fail to tell us ahead of time you may be asked to come back to go over this at an additional fee).
- Vaccination records - Please provide a vaccination record for the panel to look over on the day to advise if any further vaccines are needed.
Please bring Red Books, if available.
https://uk.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/16/2015/11/vaccine_chart.pdf
Please visit the above link to see which vaccines are required for each age group.
- Completed medical questionnaire which can be found at; https://uk.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/16/2017/05/USA-MEDICAL-QUESTIONNAIRE_IV.pdf
- A Letter/Email from the embassy/NVC to confirm your case number and visa category
- Summary of medical history from GP (NOT full medical records) and reports covering any medical conditions, disabilities, and prior serious illnesses you have been treated for or anything ongoing. This is a new requirement and may not yet be added to the checklist online or the US EMBASSY LONDON website.
We will keep your medical on hold if you do not have it with you on the day of the appointment.
Ask your GP for a Patient Summary/Care Summary.
- If you wear glasses or contact lenses please bring them along to the appointment
- If you have any significant/ongoing/previous medical conditions please ensure that you bring a report from your GP/Specialist/Consultant regarding this; including, medication, prognosis, management etc.
* If your medical notes are very extensive (more than 10 pages) please inform Visa Medicals before you come for your medical. This required extra time with the doctor to go through your notes. If you do not inform us of this, you will be charged for an appointment slot for the doctor to read these notes.
Please follow this link; https://uk.usembassy.gov/visas/family-immigration/medical-examination/where you can find all forms required at your medical from the US Embassy website.
- VALIDITY OF MEDICALS:
PLEASE NOTE: ALL MEDICALS ARE VALID FOR SIX MONTHS ONLY UNLESS ADVISED OTHERWISE BY VISA MEDICALS - you must obtain a visa and travel to the United States within this period or you will need to undergo a complete new medical at an additional expense.
- PAYMENT AND PRICES:
A full price list can be found at the following link - http://www.visamedicals.co.uk/us-price.htm
Ø Payment for the medical will need to be paid on the day by cash or card.
Ø We do not accept cheque or American Express.
Ø If you wish to change or cancel the appointment please allow 3 working days’ notice to avoid the cancellation fee of £95 (full price list included in the medical pack online)
- WHAT TO EXPECT:
Ø Please be aware that each applicant aged 15 years and older who is attending their medical will be required to produce a compulsory urine sample when at the clinic.
Ø Further information on what to expect during your visit to Visa Medicals can be found here;http://www.visamedicals.info/us-examination.asp.
Ø Your appointment includes: some more paperwork, a urine sample, a chest Xray, blood test and to see both the doctor and the nurse at your appointment.
Ø If you are a single adult or applicant, you will need to allow 90 minutes for your appointment. Families and couples need to allow more time depending on how many applicants there are. Please call us if you would like our estimate. Please be aware that this is subject to change, and we ask that you allow flexibility, especially in case of emergency.
Ø If you are concerned about seeing a Male/Female doctor, please ask us when booking your appointment so that we can book you in with your preffered doctor.
IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUERIES REGARDING YOUR APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL THE PRACTICE ON 0207 486 7822 OR EMAIL bookings@visamedicals.co.uk
With kind regards,
Medical Team
Visa Medicals
4 Bentinck Mansions
Bentinck Street
London
W1U 2ER
Tel: 0207 486 7822
Fax: 0207 486 7867
Thank you!!! I will be passing it along to my fiance, he is so excited to get started!!
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So my fiance was looking at what he needs for the medical for london and they said ACPO POLICE REPORT! Isn't it ACRO? Just want make sure, if so they made an error lol.
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Oh I'll keep an eye out then! Thank you!