experience

[kels1787 0]

Hi all,

After so many months of asking questions, searching for answers and relying on other people's experience, I finally get the chance to give back a little bit. I just thought I'd share some of my experiences as we are awaiting our interview on August 31st. I am the petitioner, my fiance is the beneficiary, but I am here in Chile with him. He went for his medical last week with Dra. Grossman, and we give her a very positive review. She was kind, thorough, and didn't give us any problems. I went to the appointment with him, she asked him a bunch of questions related to medical history, etc as she jotted on a note card. Then she examined him and even had to note the size of a birth mark that he has. Then he went to the lab for the blood work, and then to get the chest x-ray. We're waiting for her to call for him to go pick up the results in the sealed envelope.

The other experience that I had recently was yesterday when I went to the US embassy to get my I-134 affidavit of support notarized for my fiance's interview. I had made an appointment and everything, and when they got to me and I told them what I needed to do, they told me that it was NOT NECESSARY TO NOTARIZE THE I-134, even though the instructions in my fiance's packet from the embassy specifically say to notarize it.

[Channah&Aaron 51]

; Just wanted to say good luck on the rest of your journey

Btw, I had my Medical today and Interview in a week!!

[Patty♥Paul 8]

Thanks for sharing! :thumbs:It's really important for those who are in the beginning of this some times long and stressful Journey but in the end everything is worth the wait

God bless you all!

Patty