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Hello,

My fiance's visa was approved today... and we are just wondering if he needs to bring his X-rays to the U.S. with him?? If he didn't bring them, would it be a problem?????

"There was a boy with skin as dark as the earth & a girl with eyes as blue as the deep & they loved each other so well that people could not tell them apart, for in their hearts, there was no difference between them." -Brian Andreas

3-20-08: I-129F Petition Sent

3-24-08: NOA1

7-25-08: NOA2

10-27-08: Medical Exam

10-28-08: Interview! Approved!

12-20-08: U.S. Entry (POE Chicago)

1-2-09: Marriage

1-27-09: AOS package sent

2-3-09: NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-131

2-9-09: RFE received (need more income info. for household member)

2-24-09: Biometrics appoinment

2-25-09: RFE information sent back

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Hello,

My fiance's visa was approved today... and we are just wondering if he needs to bring his X-rays to the U.S. with him?? If he didn't bring them, would it be a problem?????

Hello.

Practically, your fiance needs to bring his X-ray only to the K1 interview.

However, he may want to bring it with him to the U.S. since you will never know when he may be asked for it.

Many people including myself struggled with this whole medical exam thing even after we entered the U.S. with K1 visa.

So, my advice is bring whatever evidences and documents you can with you to the U.S.

Please remember to put X-ray film in the suits case not in your carry-on.

Good Luck

Nao

Past History

10/09/2007: Sent out I-129F

07/31/2008: K1 visa issued

08/05/2008: U.S. entry as a K1 visa holder

09/03/2008: Wedding at the City Hall:)

AOS timeline

09/18/2008: Sent out AOS/EAD/AP via Fedex

09/22/2008: Application received

09/26/2008: Application received Date on NOA1

10/16/2008: Biometrics appointment

10/17/2008: Touch

12/08/2008: Filed a Service Request for EAD (more than 75 days since petition received.)

12/22/2008: Infopass Appointment (Day 91 since EAD application filed)

12/22/2008: EAD approved (card production ordered/Day 91)

12/31/2008: AP received in mail :)

01/02/2009: EAD received in mail :)

01/09/2009: AOS interview letter received in mail :)

02/20/2009: Interview :) => Approved!!!!!

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Hello,

My fiance's visa was approved today... and we are just wondering if he needs to bring his X-rays to the U.S. with him?? If he didn't bring them, would it be a problem?????

Hello.

Practically, your fiance needs to bring his X-ray only to the K1 interview.

However, he may want to bring it with him to the U.S. since you will never know when he may be asked for it.

Many people including myself struggled with this whole medical exam thing even after we entered the U.S. with K1 visa.

So, my advice is bring whatever evidences and documents you can with you to the U.S.

Please remember to put X-ray film in the suits case not in your carry-on.

Good Luck

Nao

Ok- thanks for the information. The reason I ask is because I was just talking to my fiance and he said he threw away the X-rays. I thought he was joking, but no... nobody at the consulate (or myself) told him he should keep the X-rays, so he just tossed them in the garbage. I made him take them back out, but he said they are all bent now. We get through the interview process succesfully, and then he goes and throws the X-rays away. ahh. So, he's bringning them back, and will bring them with him to the U.S., but they might be a little bent.

Is this going to be a problem? I sure hope not!!!!

"There was a boy with skin as dark as the earth & a girl with eyes as blue as the deep & they loved each other so well that people could not tell them apart, for in their hearts, there was no difference between them." -Brian Andreas

3-20-08: I-129F Petition Sent

3-24-08: NOA1

7-25-08: NOA2

10-27-08: Medical Exam

10-28-08: Interview! Approved!

12-20-08: U.S. Entry (POE Chicago)

1-2-09: Marriage

1-27-09: AOS package sent

2-3-09: NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-131

2-9-09: RFE received (need more income info. for household member)

2-24-09: Biometrics appoinment

2-25-09: RFE information sent back

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pushbrk   13,123

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Hello,

My fiance's visa was approved today... and we are just wondering if he needs to bring his X-rays to the U.S. with him?? If he didn't bring them, would it be a problem?????

Hello.

Practically, your fiance needs to bring his X-ray only to the K1 interview.

However, he may want to bring it with him to the U.S. since you will never know when he may be asked for it.

Many people including myself struggled with this whole medical exam thing even after we entered the U.S. with K1 visa.

So, my advice is bring whatever evidences and documents you can with you to the U.S.

Please remember to put X-ray film in the suits case not in your carry-on.

Good Luck

Nao

Ok- thanks for the information. The reason I ask is because I was just talking to my fiance and he said he threw away the X-rays. I thought he was joking, but no... nobody at the consulate (or myself) told him he should keep the X-rays, so he just tossed them in the garbage. I made him take them back out, but he said they are all bent now. We get through the interview process succesfully, and then he goes and throws the X-rays away. ahh. So, he's bringning them back, and will bring them with him to the U.S., but they might be a little bent.

Is this going to be a problem? I sure hope not!!!!

Bring them but don't be surprised if they are never asked for.

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