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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Hi dear all,

I will be having my interview for K1 visa soon. In the letter from the Consul it´s written: "please come to your immigrant visa interview first and upon completion of the interview we will send you to the doctor`s office". So I just wanted to ask, would it be ok, if I do my medical in Hamburg two weeks prior to the interview in Frankfurt? Had someone already done a medical in Hamburg?

Thank you and good luck! :)

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
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This is news to me/us - we did our medical about 2 weeks prior to the interview (in Düsseldorf) - I believe it is possible to have the medical done in Frankfurt but never heard it was required. Perhaps you're misreading the letter? :thumbs:

Hi, Karin und Otto, thank you for your reply!

Well, it's written: "If the time for your doctor's oppointment states 00:00 please come to your immigrant visa interview first and upon completion of the interview we will send you to the doctor`s office". And that's my case. But since I have found a list of the panel physicians (and there is one in Hamburg as well) on the web-site of the American Embassy in Germany, I just thought it is still possible to do the medical prior to the interview.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Posted

Ive been told that you need to wait until you get your package 3 since you will need your case number. also the appointment shouldnt be too early. 2 weeks prior to the interview should be perfect. that will make the process faster (if you go to the doctor later they cant issue the visa until they got the information back from the doctor) just make sure you go to one of the 2 docs that are allowed to do it (Dr. Jürgen Thuneke and Dr. Michael Zimmer)

Timeline:

I-129F Sent : 2009-04-25

Check cashed: 2009-05-01

I-129F NOA1 : 2009-05-01

I-129F approved! 2009-05-13

Package 3: 2009-05-29

Package 3 sent: 2009-05-29

Package 4: 2009-06-06

Medical: 2009-06-23 - Passed!

Interview: 2009-06-23 - Passed!

RECEIVED VISA: 2009-06-27 !!!! :)

US Entry: 2009-07-30

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Hi, Karin und Otto, thank you for your reply!

Well, it's written: "If the time for your doctor's oppointment states 00:00 please come to your immigrant visa interview first and upon completion of the interview we will send you to the doctor`s office". And that's my case. But since I have found a list of the panel physicians (and there is one in Hamburg as well) on the web-site of the American Embassy in Germany, I just thought it is still possible to do the medical prior to the interview.

It is possible - pretty much everyone from Germany I've heard from has done their medical in advance - it (the letter) must relate to folks who schedule their medical through Frankfurt (which you obviously did not/have no intention to).

So long as you have your NVC case number, you should be just fine doing your medical in Hamburg - check with the physician's office to be sure but am certain they will verify this.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
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Ive been told that you need to wait until you get your package 3 since you will need your case number. also the appointment shouldnt be too early. 2 weeks prior to the interview should be perfect. that will make the process faster (if you go to the doctor later they cant issue the visa until they got the information back from the doctor) just make sure you go to one of the 2 docs that are allowed to do it (Dr. Jürgen Thuneke and Dr. Michael Zimmer)

Yes, I will go to Dr. Jürgen Thuneke or Dr. Michael Zimmer.

Thank you! I hope there is nothing to worry about :)

Hi, Karin und Otto, thank you for your reply!

Well, it's written: "If the time for your doctor's oppointment states 00:00 please come to your immigrant visa interview first and upon completion of the interview we will send you to the doctor`s office". And that's my case. But since I have found a list of the panel physicians (and there is one in Hamburg as well) on the web-site of the American Embassy in Germany, I just thought it is still possible to do the medical prior to the interview.

It is possible - pretty much everyone from Germany I've heard from has done their medical in advance - it (the letter) must relate to folks who schedule their medical through Frankfurt (which you obviously did not/have no intention to).

So long as you have your NVC case number, you should be just fine doing your medical in Hamburg - check with the physician's office to be sure but am certain they will verify this.

Thanks! :)

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Germany
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Had the same in my letter.... don't worry, just go to the doc where you want (one they have on their website) and they will send everything. It confused me too when I got the letter, but got the medical done in Dortmund and they send it to Frankfurt.

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2/16/08 --> finally send I-129F to CSC

7/21/08 --> touched/NOA2 email

8/09/08 --> "Pakage 3" in the mail

8/21/08 --> Medical Exam

9/19/08 --> Interview

9/26/08 --> Visa arrived

10/08/08 --> flying from Duesseldorf - JFK - Cleveland

11/08/08 --> finally married :)

12/27/08 --> AOS/EAD/AP send to Chicago

5/13/09 --> found a job and we picked out Molly (Beagle Puppy)

5/20/09 --> I485 "Card has been ordered" and again on 5/29/09

5/23/09 --> "Welcome to the United States of America"

6/2/09 --> AOS approved

6/5/09 --> GC in the mail and at night brinnging home Molly... such a great feeling :)

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted
Had the same in my letter.... don't worry, just go to the doc where you want (one they have on their website) and they will send everything. It confused me too when I got the letter, but got the medical done in Dortmund and they send it to Frankfurt.

Thank you so much!

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted

I had the same letter, too. You can go to a different doc from the list prior to your interview. If you don't want to loose any days, make sure you got all the vaccinations you need and go to the doctor LATEST 3 days before your interview. It usually takes 2 to 3 days for them to send the documentation.

K-1 Visa Timeline

2008-09-25: Sent I-129F

2009-02-24: Visa Received!!!!

US Entry : 2009-03-06

Marriage : 2009-04-16

AOS and EAD Timeline

2009-05-08: Sent AOS and EAD Application

2009-05-15: Check cashed

2009-05-15: NOA dated (both I-765 and I-485)

2009-05-18: NOAs received

2009-05-20: Touch I-765 and I-485

2009-05-21: Letter for biometrics appointment in mail

2009-05-22: Visit ASC for biometrics / Touch I-765 and I-485

2009-05-25: Touch I-765 and I-485

2009-06-05: original biometrics appointment

2009-06-26: EAD card production ordered (finally!!)

2009-07-02: Received EAD card in the mail

2009-07-09: Received Interview letter

2009-07-10: Requested reschedule of interview

2009-08-19: scheduled interview (didn't go)

2009-08-21: Denial letter reveived

2009-08-28: Discussion with local office. Reschedule request forwarded to officer

2009-09-05: Reschedule request denied

2009-09-11: Another discussion with local office. Endresult: Interview :) Medical information is missing

2009-09-14: Contacted Embassy in Frankfurt to request a copy of medical

2009-09-29: Recieved medical from Frankfurt and submited it to USCIS

2009-10-01: Green Card production ordered

 
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