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Ok we were able to get through to the knightsbridge doctors.

They said they only require evidence that we've started the vaccines for the visas. So hopefully that's true.

So we've ordered them from our GP and they're going to give us as many as we have time to get. But they said it's definately one every 3 months. So that's weird, when I've heard one a month for three months elsewhere. Either way, as long as we can get the visas I'm happy.

Thanks for the advice all.

2006

July 30th - sent off I-130s

August 7th - I-130s filed with USCIS and we receive our notification postcard a few days later

Nov 5th - sent in the DS-2001 part 1 and the DS 2001

Nov 6th - received our packet 3 stuff, which I took as I-130 approvals

Nov 13th - received packet 4 - interview scheduled for Dec 14th

Nov 20th - had medicals

Nov 24-ish - received our actual I-130 approvals, I have no idea why they took so long to arrive!

Dec 14th - interviews - approved!

Dec 16th - visas delivered

2007

Jan 13th - leaving party :( I will miss so many people!

Jan 19th - our travel date

Feb 20th - our baby's due date

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Ok we were able to get through to the knightsbridge doctors.

They said they only require evidence that we've started the vaccines for the visas. So hopefully that's true.

So we've ordered them from our GP and they're going to give us as many as we have time to get. But they said it's definately one every 3 months. So that's weird, when I've heard one a month for three months elsewhere. Either way, as long as we can get the visas I'm happy.

Thanks for the advice all.

Were you crystal clear that it is for an Immigrant Visa and not a K? I would be hesitant to take their word for it.

I recall my series taking close to a year to complete, so that sounds more correct to me.

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No, it was my husband who phoned, and he doesn't even understand this whole visa thing, so I doubt he explained it properly. Darn it.

He made out like I was freaking out unecessarily when I asked him afterwards, if he had made it clear that it wasn't a K visa. He was like "they don't know the visa details, they just know this is what they have to tick off" bla bla bla.

So what should we do now? Should we phone them again, and be really annoying and say we're double checking etc? Or should we contact the consulate? What wuold you advise? (I don't trust my own judgment anymore...I'm being driven rather insane by this whole visa stuff)

2006

July 30th - sent off I-130s

August 7th - I-130s filed with USCIS and we receive our notification postcard a few days later

Nov 5th - sent in the DS-2001 part 1 and the DS 2001

Nov 6th - received our packet 3 stuff, which I took as I-130 approvals

Nov 13th - received packet 4 - interview scheduled for Dec 14th

Nov 20th - had medicals

Nov 24-ish - received our actual I-130 approvals, I have no idea why they took so long to arrive!

Dec 14th - interviews - approved!

Dec 16th - visas delivered

2007

Jan 13th - leaving party :( I will miss so many people!

Jan 19th - our travel date

Feb 20th - our baby's due date

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No, it was my husband who phoned, and he doesn't even understand this whole visa thing, so I doubt he explained it properly. Darn it.

He made out like I was freaking out unecessarily when I asked him afterwards, if he had made it clear that it wasn't a K visa. He was like "they don't know the visa details, they just know this is what they have to tick off" bla bla bla.

So what should we do now? Should we phone them again, and be really annoying and say we're double checking etc? Or should we contact the consulate? What wuold you advise? (I don't trust my own judgment anymore...I'm being driven rather insane by this whole visa stuff)

I looked around the other day but could not find the answer to your Q easily.

Why don't you email the Embassy visa unit? The call in line folk are useless--you need the people at the Embassy. Writing the question and the answer should give you the clarity you need. yoiu could point out the non-immigrant K 'loophole' and the stricter IV requirement and point out that it's for the kids. Include what their circumstances are; it just occured to me that they may gain automatic citizenship at entry--have you checked that out?

I don't know off the top of my head if that would make a difference on the hep vax.

Stick with it.. this is some of the worst part. :)

Now That You Are A Permanent Resident

How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?

Welcome to the United States: A Guide For New Immigrants

Yes, even this last one.. stuff in there that not even your USC knows.....

Here are more links that I love:

Arriving in America, The POE Drill

Dual Citizenship FAQ

Other Fora I Post To:

alt.visa.us.marriage-based http://britishexpats.com/ and www.***removed***.com

censored link = *family based immigration* website

Inertia. Is that the Greek god of 'can't be bothered'?

Met, married, immigrated, naturalized.

I-130 filed Aug02

USC Jul06

No Deje Piedras Sobre El Pavimento!

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Yes they gain citizenship on entry as LPR under the Child Citizenship Act 2000. Which helps in that they don't need I-864s, so that's simplified things. I don't know if it will help with the vac requirements though...

Ok I'll e-mail the embassy. I have e-mailed them about a few other things before, and they weren't entirely helpful..and I hope they don't hate me already!

Thanks so much for the information and advice. I really appreciate it.

2006

July 30th - sent off I-130s

August 7th - I-130s filed with USCIS and we receive our notification postcard a few days later

Nov 5th - sent in the DS-2001 part 1 and the DS 2001

Nov 6th - received our packet 3 stuff, which I took as I-130 approvals

Nov 13th - received packet 4 - interview scheduled for Dec 14th

Nov 20th - had medicals

Nov 24-ish - received our actual I-130 approvals, I have no idea why they took so long to arrive!

Dec 14th - interviews - approved!

Dec 16th - visas delivered

2007

Jan 13th - leaving party :( I will miss so many people!

Jan 19th - our travel date

Feb 20th - our baby's due date

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