Medical Examination..Worried

[Shabz 0]

Ok on the Riyadh website it says

For cases filed in Saudi Arabia: The U.S. Embassy in Riyadh provides all instructions to the beneficiary and sends the appointment letter.

Once the beneficiary has received the appointment letter--and no sooner--he/she may proceed with the medical exam.

Appointments are scheduled approximately 5–6 weeks in advance.

My fiance sent the DS230 on Monday and he received the interview letter today. It was just one page. My questoin is he took his medical examination before he got the interview letter because when he received the packet 3 it gave him the instructions on the Medical examination. My question is he has opened the sealed envelope, but it will probably be dated before they sent out the interview letter. Is that going to cause any problems or we will be givn a 221g or something? I want to make sure things are done correctly so any advice, please please please help!

[JamilahAM 0]

Ok on the Riyadh website it says

For cases filed in Saudi Arabia: The U.S. Embassy in Riyadh provides all instructions to the beneficiary and sends the appointment letter.

Once the beneficiary has received the appointment letter--and no sooner--he/she may proceed with the medical exam.

Appointments are scheduled approximately 5–6 weeks in advance.

My fiance sent the DS230 on Monday and he received the interview letter today. It was just one page. My questoin is he took his medical examination before he got the interview letter because when he received the packet 3 it gave him the instructions on the Medical examination. My question is he has opened the sealed envelope, but it will probably be dated before they sent out the interview letter. Is that going to cause any problems or we will be givn a 221g or something? I want to make sure things are done correctly so any advice, please please please help!

Am I understanding it correctly..He opened the sealed envelope from the doctor addressed to the CO? If so then is it possible for him to back to the Dr. and request a duplicate after explaining the error? While the medical is required non compliance can be easily be overcome. Better to be safe than sorry in MENA countries so try to reach out to the doctor and when in true doubt call/email the CO for clarification.