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Hi! you have to book the medical appointment by yourself through phone and they will also ask when your interview date would be. Don't forget to bring your appointment letter, vaccination records and ds-160, and four 2"x2" passport pictures (if I remember right).
How the medical exam was already explained above, but for the X-ray you have to walk to another building, I just used google maps for that.
NOTE: On the day of my K1 visa interview I had to pick up my medical results, I don't know if they do that now but after your medical exam they will give you clear instructions. You can only pick it up at a certain time so keep that in mind.
 
Everything went smoothly for me. I was only nervous about the needles. lol

I asked someone who just had their interview about 2 weeks ago. You do have to pick it up at the doctor's office where you had your medical exam.
You can only pick it up on the day of the interview from 11-12 am. 
 
I'm guessing they changed the whole process just recently. I have my interview in about two weeks I can post also an update on how it really went.

My husband had his medical exam in Amsterdam.  He was given a sealed envelope with the results, which he brought to his interview.

You might get a more accurate answer specific to your embassy. As it is you are getting other embassy's process and not yours. Here is the link to search or ask your question.
 
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/95-europe-amp-eurasia-except-the-uk-and-russia/

The I-134 does not "expire". The expiration date is for the OMB for public comment. USCIS and DOS go by accepted Edition Dates, not expiration dates (since they don't know when a new form will come out).
Either they made a mistake or the form and/or supporting evidence was too old for them to make a public charge decision considering it.
 
Your previous posts indicated that you entered on a K-1 and were filing for AOS. Now you're doing a K-1 again?

yes, must be in black ink