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My fiance was told to send his new/updated medical results to the consulate after having a 6 month ban. Does anyone have a general idea of how long the consulate takes to respond? Whether it be an approval, denial or asking for more evidence. Hoping for an approval!

Thanks 

17 hours ago, Amadia said:

Great....hope you and your fiancé get thru this 🤞 

Thank you! Hoping we get an approval!

5 hours ago, Amadia said:

Did your fiancé already have an interview?

I found this for the consulate in Mexico:

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/CDJ-Ciudad-Juarez.html

Thank you! Got it figured out

1 minute ago, Amadia said:

What is the address of the embassy where your fiancé will have his interview? That would/should be where he should mail it.....unless the process is different for Mexico 🤷‍♀️

I thought the same too, however was unsure because sometimes they use P.O boxes 

My fiance was told by a consulate guard to send his medical exam results to the consulate through DHL. Does anyone know what address he should send them to? 

I was wondering if my baby and i are able to be on WIC even though I applied for my fiancé’s k1visa? I do have a joint sponsor but was curious to know if that affects them in any way? 

Thanks 

My fiancé’s visa was refused June 2019 and was told to come back January 2020 and have a new medical exam done. My question is does he need to get his fingerprints done again? I messaged the consulate(Ciudad Juárez) and they told me he would not need a new interview only a medical exam, but didn’t say anything about the fingerprints? Can anyone let me know if they have any insight on this? Should I schedule the new medical exam already? 

Thanks 

3 hours ago, Gisguz said:

I have the same issue. Except for my fiancé can’t take the exam til July 2020... All it says on the form is that he can return to get the medical exam and that there is no waiver for this. And for more info to go to USCIS.gov. I am very lost on what to do. How does this process work? He goes back in a year to get tested and then does he get a visa? Do we have to reapply? Should we just get married and file for a CR-1? 

Yes it's very confusing. I sent the consulate an email, I'm waiting for a response to see what they say. Does anyone know how long they take to respond?

3 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

I don't know.   The instructions should be on the blue sheet.

No instructions on blue sheet. I've read several post about some people sending/taking results to the consulate personally as well as someone who said they had to wait for another interview to be scheduled. However those posts we're 2-3 years ago.

2 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

You can call it anything you want but you have to sit and wait the 6 months out and the retake the medical to prove he is not a habitual user. If he had admitted it during the first exam then he would have had some extra steps to take and probably be on his way to a visa. He has to be truthful every step of the way. Your lucky you get to do this in 6 months.

Yes we are very lucky that it's only 6 months. Do you know if he needs to wait to be scheduled a new interview after the medical exam?

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

No it is just from the clinic.  Once they clear him medically the consulate should not have an issue with that on the petition.

Would he just send the results in? Or take them to the consulate personally?

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

Ok  then he just stays clean and waits.

Would he have another consulate interview? 

4 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Did they refuse it or give him a 221(g)?

 

If it is a 221(g), just wait it out.  Fortunately he wasn't told to wait a year.

Is it technically considered a 6 month ban? 

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

Did they refuse it or give him a 221(g)?

 

If it is a 221(g), just wait it out.  Fortunately he wasn't told to wait a year

He was not given a 221(g). He was given a blue sheet of paper saying to return January 2020 for a new medical exam to prove that he is "clean"

Fiance was denied his k1 visa for admitting to having used drugs in the past (marijuana). Fiance was told he can obtain an another medical exam January 2020. Can anyone with a similar experience let me know what happens after? What do we have to do? Anything I need to submit? Would fiance have another interview or just the medical exam? 

Thank you 

Does my fiance need to take a copy of the joint sponsor's birth certificate to the interview? (Ciudad Juarez)

5 hours ago, happycookie said:

For me I printed it directly from the website through which I booked the appointment. 

It has yout info (appointment time, name, type of visa etc) on it and a barcode at the bottom that they scan when you show up for the interview

When I was done scheduling the interview they sent me an email with the information but no barcode? Is this the appointment confirmation email that I'm supposed to print and take to interview?

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

I don't but two minutes with Google and you can get a sample image 

Does it have a barcode? I've looked it up but get several different things. What does it say? 

1 hour ago, payxibka said:

When you book the appointment you print it 

Can you posts picture of what it looks like? 

What does the appointment confirmation for the K1 visa look like? Is it the email they sent? Do they send a letter to the beneficiary? 

Thanks 

What to take as part of the I-134 evidence? I'm the petitioner but have no income. Do I fill out the application and just send that to fiance? Joint sponsor is providing the rest. What do I need to get from them? 

You can set up the appointment yourself. If I were you I would check the ais website several time a day. The NVC approved my case in April and I scheduled the interview appointment for June. Check constantly spots will open up 

27 minutes ago, Cryssiekins said:

Are you the USC?  If so, then your plan is fine.  

 

If you’re the beneficiary, are you talking about a flight to the US?  If so, that’s not realistic.  Best case scenario you are verbally approved, there is still processing to issue the visa.  This takes days, weeks, and in unfortunate cases, months to a year or more.  Do NOT book a flight to the US until you have a Visa in your hand.

 

If you’re talking about flying elsewhere in Mexico, then sure  

Yes I meant flying in Mexico still. Thank you 

57 minutes ago, aaa1234 said:

The interview day is the last day I plan to spend in Ciudad Juarez. The interview is at 9am. Thoughts about booking a flight at 7.50 pm flight leaving Juarez? Will this be enough time? Thoughts and opinions? 

Thanks 

 

 

Sorry, I forgot to add that we'll be flying back to my fiance's home state in Mexico after interview not the US.

The interview day is the last day I plan to spend in Ciudad Juarez. The interview is at 9am. Thoughts about booking a flight at 7.50 pm flight leaving Juarez? Will this be enough time? Thoughts and opinions? 

Thanks