Marlor06's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Sungjun Beneficiary's Name: Marina VJ Member: Marlor06 Country: Spain Last Updated: 2023-11-08 |
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Timeline Comments: 13
Vero8 on 2023-03-21 said:Hello, to schedule the interview, did you do it before sending package 3 or did you have to wait for the embassy to give you approval to schedule the interview? Were there many days available for appointments? Thank you
Marlor06 on 2023-03-21 said:No, I had to wait until they sent me pkt 4 to do it! It took them 2 weeks to give me the ok to schedule it.
After that I waited 2 more weeks to have any available dates for the interview, I kept checking everyday but there were no appointments available. When I was able to schedule it it was only on 28th 😊
Vero8 on 2023-04-05 said:Congratulations on your approval¡¡, it really gives a little peace to see time lines of Spain, can I ask you a couples questions? The birth certificate must be the one that goes with the apostille, or can it be electronic? Was it difficult to find dates for the interview? Do you get the results of the physical exam after a few days? Thank you very much, I know there are a lot of questions
Marlor06 on 2023-04-11 said:Thank you so much!
1. The birth certificate can be the electronic one.
2. kind of. I was for more than 2 weeks checking all day to see if there were any appointments available. There was only 1 day available in the whole month.
3. I got the results after a few days. i went there to pick them up.
Bri And Carlos on 2023-04-13 said:Would be you be able to upload a picture or list the specific requirements in Packet 3 for Spain? Once I get a bit further in the process, I’m going to start having my fiancé gather the necessary items to send them out as quickly as possible. Congratulations on the approval!
Marlor06 on 2023-04-13 said:1. DS-160.
2. PASSPORT (copy of biographic page).
3. BIRTH CERTIFICATE (original & one copy). Electronic one is okay.
4. DIVORCE AND DEATH CERTIFICATES (original & one copy).
5. POLICE CERTIFICATES (original). Electronic one is okay.
6. COURT AND PRISON RECORDS (original & one copy).
7. MILITARY RECORDS (original & one copy).
8. ONE PHOTOGRAPH (5 cm X 5 cm).
9. EVIDENCE OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT (I-134 form): An I-134 affidavit of support must be submitted and
be accompanied by a copy of the most recent tax transcript from the IRS or evidence of assets.
10. TRANSLATIONS (original & copy): All documents not in English, or in the official language of the
country in which application for a visa is being made (Spanish), must be accompanied by certified English
translations.
Vero8 on 2023-04-17 said:Hello Is it true that they ask for the medical history, for the medical exam? I am reading that it can take up to 3 months to get it.. thank you
Bri And Carlos on 2023-04-19 said:¡Mil gracias!
Bri And Carlos on 2023-04-19 said:Am I understanding that if the documents are in Spanish that they don’t need to be translated?
Marlor06 on 2023-05-04 said:It is not mandatory with the K1 visa but it is more than advisable to bring your medical records and get all the vaccinations you are missing, because if you don't do it here then you will have to do it in the US and it will be much more expensive and more time consuming. I spent a year preparing and getting all the necessary vaccinations, then the doctor stamped and signed the paper with all the information and that is what I took to the medical exam. To prove that I had passed the chicken pox they did an antibody test at the same clinic.
Marlor06 on 2023-05-04 said:It is not necessary to translate any document that is in Spanish or English, if it is in any other language it is necessary to translate :)
Bri And Carlos on 2023-12-15 said:Did you guys submit the I-693 with the green card application? We’re confused if that’s necessary or not. He had his medical exam and all necessary vaccines already in Spain for the K1 visa. Thank you!
Marlor06 on 2023-12-15 said:I submitted a photocopy of DS-3025, it’s the paper they give you in Spain after you complete your exam where it says what vaccines you got
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