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  1. Thanks everyone for the replies. Did anyone change your signature when you sent documents to change status from a k1 visa to a green card? how the surname and name signed form I 485 or came up with a squiggle?
  2. Thank you. What I have do with my Ukrainian documents? Passport, diplomas, driver's license, do I need to inform the Ukrainian consulate about changing my surname?
  3. Good afternoon, I need advice from those who have already gone through the procedure for submitting documents after the wedding. Tell me what to do after filling out form I 485, where it is indicated that I take my husband's surname? Is this form to be sent further to uscis or do I need to tell somewhere else what to do with my valid Ukrainian documents? P.S. I came to America on a K1 visa Thank you
  4. Hi I see you coment about your experience in the medical examination. Do you remember if they ask for Covid vaccine? If covid vaccine is mandatory?

    Thank  you.

  5. Hi, I received just a CD with chest x-ray. I don’t remember about vaccinations, we agreed that I would get the vaccines after the wedding, when I was already in the United States. They sent other medical results and all the documents of our case in a yellow package along with my passport. This yellow package was opened by a customs officer at the US airport. He didn’t ask me any questions and any questions about CD with chest x-ray.
  6. I got a visa. The interview went well. For start need to enter the embassy through security. Next, will need to give the passport at the window 19, 20 or 21 and wait to be invited. Then give the secretary all the necessary documents (a letter stating that you plan to get married within 90 days, evidence of your meetings and something else, I don’t remember). Then wait for the consul to invite for an interview. When I was interviewed, there were three consuls, two women and a man. The women were welcoming and friendly, the man was very strict. I was lucky, I got to the woman. I sweared an oath and be fingerprinted. Then I was asked the following questions: - When did I meet my fiancé? - How did we meet? -How and where do we plan to hold our wedding? -When and how did we understand that we wanted to be together in order to apply for a K1 visa? When was the last time I saw my fiancé. And the most important thing!!! The deadline for completing our interview was April 12. And since I passed on April 28, the secretary demanded a second letter from my fiancé that he agrees to marry within 90 days. It's good that my fiancé was waiting for me near the embassy and I was allowed to go out and that he wrote this letter right away. Therefore, pay attention, maybe you also need to prepare such a letter in advance. Good luck with the interview.
  7. My advice is to list all jobs. In the form DS 160, which you will fill out in the future, you will also need to indicate your last 2 places of work.
  8. In early April, I signed up for a medical examination for May 23, but on April 8-9 I was lucky to moved a medical examination for April 22. The interview with the consul will be on April 28
  9. I want to share my experience of passing the medical commission. Maybe my information will be useful to someone. The medical examination took place today, April 22, 2022. The clinic is located near the railway station. We rented a hotel 10 minutes walk from the clinic. When choosing a hotel, you need to be careful, because there is a "red light street" and there are drug addicts and prostitutes, it's very scary, read the reviews. If you need the name of our hotel, I'll tell you, let me know. As for the medical examination itself. The main thing is that you speak German or English or take an interpreter with you. Also now there is a chat in the telegram channel with ordinary people who are ready to help (If anyone needs it, I can link to this chat). You can arrange for the interpreter to call by video link and thus help. First you go to the clinic and they give you a number and tell you to go up to the second floor and wait to be invited. You go to the secretary, she registers you, asks you to sign a document stating that you agree to transfer your information further and asks you to sign another blank sheet (this will be necessary so that in the next office where you go to take tests, just compare your signature, in the same place you will be asked to duplicate it). At the secretary you will need to pay a fee of $275. You can do this in cash or by credit card. The secretary will give you an invoice to attach to your documents. She will also keep a duplicate of the invoice and documents. After the secretary, you go down to the -1 floor, where they will ask you to give urine, take blood from a vein and do a fluorography. After that, you will again go up to the secretary, hand over your passport and papers that will be given in the laboratory and will be told to wait for the doctor to invite you. The doctor asks first about vaccines since childhood. If you have not been vaccinated with TdaP (diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis) in the last 10 years, he will offer you to do it immediately or when you arrive in the United States if you wish. If you choose the second option, then you will be able to get this vaccine only after the wedding, but until you receive the final documents. If you had rubella and varicella, then upon arrival in the USA you will need to be tested for antibodies (my case) or get a vaccine. Next, they will check your eyesight, ask you to undress to your underwear, take your temperature, check your ears, and listen to your lungs. They will tell you to lie on your back and check your reflexes, just tap your hands and feet with a hammer. The doctor will once again ask questions that we answered when registering on the doctolib website (do you have psychological problems, have you ever had an alcohol or drug addiction, do you smoke or not). This ended the reception. Then they said that the tests are done in 1-2 days and sent to the USA. Then the United States, when it brings you to the base, sends documents to Frankfurt. Further, if the United States does not have time to send documents to your interview. You take this invoice with documents to the interview. This will generally confirm that you passed the medical commission. The tests and examination by the doctor took 15 minutes. The secretary was very friendly and eager to help. The doctor did not ask any further questions. My you completely, go every day to the site and check the dates of the apointment. Since there are emergency dates for the coming days. It's how lucky I am.
  10. Yes. I think need to hurry up with the registration as the dates are already moving to July. For example, for Frankfurt you can look here https://www.doctolib.de/gemeinschaftspraxis/frankfurt-am-main/internisten-im-westend/booking/availabilities?motiveIds[]=2932205&placeId=practice-193792&specialityId=1302&utm_campaign=website-button&utm_content=option-8&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=internisten-im-westend-website-button&utm_term=internisten-im-westend For Berlin, this information is no longer displayed🤦🏼‍♀️ https://www.doctolib.de/praxis/berlin/praevenio-ihr-praxisteam/booking/availabilities?isBookingRequest=false&isNewPatient=true&isNewPatientBlocked=false&motiveIds[]=1005565&placeId=practice-65535&specialityId=1286&telehealth=false
  11. Yes, first you need to get confirmation that you have an appointment with the consul. You will then need to bring a copy of this confirmation to the medical examination. If your documents are already in Frankfurt and you are ready to book a place for an interview. You need to register on the site. For example, for Ukrainians https://www.ustraveldocs.com/ua/index.html After you pay the consular fee, dates with free time will open and you can choose.
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