tabta

The interview day went rather quickly compared to the day of the medical. We were up and in line by 5. There were already several people in front of us (like 75). I talked to a guy while I was waiting and he said he was second in line and had got there at 2 30 in the morning. Well we waited and fernando finally got in at 7:25. I went back to the room to get warm. We stayed at hotel La Playa. The location was the only good thing about it. I came back out of the room at 10 in anticipation of a long wait but at 11 55 Fernando called my phone saying he was out. He got the visa. He said the only things they asked were when we got married, my birthday, if we were living together, and what I was doing in Mexico. They also asked him about his job here in mexico and his degree. That was it. pretty painless. They only evidence he showed was about 10 photos and a letter from his job just to verify that he was working here. We had lots more evidence but that was all that they needed to see. I would really reccommend to other people to get there early, because the way things are now, the people that come late have to come back the next day. well that is about it. if you have any more questions feel free to email.

tabatha

Hey guys, It has been a stressful day. We were up and out at 5 30. We still hadnt recieved the lettter, so we planned to go to the window and get it and then to the medical. well they said the window didnt open till 8 to come back then. so when we came back at 20 to 8 there was no one there. So we asked a security guard and he pointed across the street. there was already a line waiting across the street. we would have stayed and waited but we didnt know. so after a while we decided we had to do something else because if not we wouldnt make it for the medical. so i went to ask the clinic if they would accept a scanned copy. so i went to a place to print off the copy I had in my email. I paid 70 pesos to print one sheet. After that Fernando went for the medical. This was about 9. It took about 2 hours. He went to the one right beside the consulate. He had to take the varicella vaccine and the MMR. All together we paid around 230. At 9 o clock i got in line at the information window. Fernando joined me when he got out of the medical. we waited there until 2. well that is all for now. sorry this is so rushed, we are exhausted. I will tell more later. wish us luck

Thanks, I just wish that mel would have been back to give us an update. I am really surious about how her interview went since she also filed DCF.

I will try to do that if I have the time. Not really sure if we are allowed to take pictures of the consulate but i will find out.

Thanks for your help guys. any other tips would be greatly appreciated. we will be leaving mexico city on monday and are super nervous.

Thanks for your reply everone. We plan on paying the visa with credit card but I guess I will have to make sure we have enough cash to pay the medical. I wanted to carry as little money as possible. Do they give change at the clinics or do you have to have exact? Also which clinic did you all go to?

Has anyonhe heard from Mel. I am anxious to hear the news.

Hey, I have a couple of questions.

1. Can you pay for the medical exam with credit card?

2. Is it true that the consulate accepts Mastercard to pay for the visa

thanks guys

We are one week away from the interview and are very nervous. Any one have any last minute advice.

Good luck with the interview tomorrow. Thank you for the update. I cant wait to hear the good news

thanks for the well wishes MNMEX

So, I guess I'm going to the interview after all... I just couldn't stand taking any chances that they'll delay the paperwork any longer or that something might go wrong. I leave Wednesday already! But no return ticket as of yet, even the day-of prices I've found seem to be the same as any for so few days in advance, so I guess I'll wait in hopes my husband and I can travel together!

Just wanted to say good luck. I am very anxious to hear all of the details considering I will be going a few days later