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[kerols 3]

Only the case nummer

Oh great, thanks. We´ll start calling NVC in a few days then. Tomorrow its been three weeks since the NOA2!

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

Not only for men. Regardless of your gender, if you have served then you need to bring in these documents, if not then you don't bring anything.

Again, that is not the case for men in Denmark. There is additional paperwork required sometimes in case you have not served as well.

Edited April 26, 2016 by N-o-l-a

[Georgia16 2,858]

Again, that is not the case for men in Denmark. There is additional paperwork required sometimes in case you have not served as well.

So I need some papers anyway? ... I have never served?

Oh great, thanks. We´ll start calling NVC in a few days then. Tomorrow its been three weeks since the NOA2!

Mine was received after 3 weeks and 1 day and case number the day after there...

[kerols 3]

So I need some papers anyway? ... I have never served?

Mine was received after 3 weeks and 1 day and case number the day after there...

Oh I like those odds! I´d really like be able to do something to make the whole process move forward and to be able to book the medical would be great!

[Georgia16 2,858]

Oh I like those odds! I´d really like be able to do something to make the whole process move forward and to be able to book the medical would be great!

I understand Try and call when it's late there time then they have had the day to get it/enter it.

They send it to Stockholm only a few days after so it's goes quick from now on. (Except the wait time for interview)

[Sev15 20]

Hey guys, quick question. I have my interview for K1 on May 19th. I'm from the UK and living in Sweden, so the UK has no mandatory military service so I'm assuming I don't need to bring any kind of documentation for this.

Also in the email I received it says that I need to bring my birth certificate and that it should contain my parents names, places of birth and also date of birth. I have the full version of my birth certificate and British birth certificates do not have parents birth dates on them.

Do you think this will be a problem?

Thanks!

[kerols 3]

I understand Try and call when it's late there time then they have had the day to get it/enter it.

They send it to Stockholm only a few days after so it's goes quick from now on. (Except the wait time for interview)

Yeah thats a good idea. I´m so excited for it to keep moving forward!

I see you got an interview date! Thats great, only a month away now!!

[Georgia16 2,858]

Yeah thats a good idea. I´m so excited for it to keep moving forward!

I see you got an interview date! Thats great, only a month away now!!

Yes, still hoping to get an earlier date if someone cancel their date

I understand, you'll be there soon We do you plan on moving?

[Georgia16 2,858]

Hey guys, quick question. I have my interview for K1 on May 19th. I'm from the UK and living in Sweden, so the UK has no mandatory military service so I'm assuming I don't need to bring any kind of documentation for this.

Also in the email I received it says that I need to bring my birth certificate and that it should contain my parents names, places of birth and also date of birth. I have the full version of my birth certificate and British birth certificates do not have parents birth dates on them.

Do you think this will be a problem?

Thanks!

Don't know about the military papers guess it depends how they do it in UK.

Our birth certificates also only have the names of parents not the birthplace or date of birth.

[kerols 3]

Yes, still hoping to get an earlier date if someone cancel their date

I understand, you'll be there soon We do you plan on moving?

Well just keep checking the booking site. Hopefully if someone cancel you´ll be able to catch it. You got everything ready for the interview?

Yeah I´m really starting to get anxious to move and be together, we are really getting done with this distance thing. I´m hoping to be able to move in late july but there is a lot here in Sweden to take care of first so an interview date would really help the planning. How about you? When do you plan to make the big move?

[Georgia16 2,858]

Well just keep checking the booking site. Hopefully if someone cancel you´ll be able to catch it. You got everything ready for the interview?

Yeah I´m really starting to get anxious to move and be together, we are really getting done with this distance thing. I´m hoping to be able to move in late july but there is a lot here in Sweden to take care of first so an interview date would really help the planning. How about you? When do you plan to make the big move?

I look twice a day to see what dates are available

Oh and yes I have everything ready for the interview

We are planning on moving late June then my boy will almost be done with school here and we'll have time to settle and get all the stuff done before he starts school on August 8th

But heard it take 2-3 weeks to get the visa from the interview so we'll see, hopefully

Edited April 26, 2016 by Georgia16

[Wenche&Jason 8]

Hi, does anyone know how long it takes to get the interview?

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

So I need some papers anyway? ... I have never served?

There is a special case in Denmark for those called up, but who did not serve in the military. It applied to our case, so I share in case it applies to anyone else.

If you were called up for a medical exam for military service, but not drafted, then the following applies:

"Not Drafted or Unfit for Service

Persons who have attended a medical examination (Session) required by the Danish military, but who have not been drafted for service (or ever worked for the Danish military or the Danish Emergency Management Agency), or who have been found unfit for service, must obtain a "Certification (Draft Board)". Please see contact information below.

The certificate will state whether the person was simply "not drafted", or if found "unfit for service", it will give a brief explanation of the reason."

Edited April 26, 2016 by N-o-l-a

[kerols 3]

Well fingers crossed for you! Even with the date you have (26/5) a late june move is not impossible as long as the issuing of the visa doesnt take too long and you can find a good flight!

[Georgia16 2,858]

There is a special case in Denmark for those called up, but who did not serve in the military. It applied to our case, so I share in case it applies to anyone else.

If you were called up for a medical exam for military service, but not drafted, then the following applies:

"Not Drafted or Unfit for Service

Persons who have attended a medical examination (Session) required by the Danish military, but who have not been drafted for service (or ever worked for the Danish military or the Danish Emergency Management Agency), or who have been found unfit for service, must obtain a "Certification (Draft Board)". Please see contact information below.

The certificate will state whether the person was simply "not drafted", or if found "unfit for service", it will give a brief explanation of the reason."

I was not.

Found a Dane who just went through the interview last month and she didn't bring anything.

So yes if not drafted then nothing is needed.

Thanks for helping me out! ...