Anyone Waiting On London Embassy Interview Date (Pack 4)

[DSP 7]

Just called the Department of State. Packet 4 was sent on March 21; interview date is April 8!!! Looks like I need to change my return flight Just trying to breathe right now

[Gail83 21]

Just called the Department of State. Packet 4 was sent on March 21; interview date is April 8!!! Looks like I need to change my return flight Just trying to breathe right now

That's great news!! I just called the embassy and our interview is booked for 9th April!! Can't believe in just over 2 weeks we'll be through the final hurdle

[Alcatraz63 9]

Great news for you guys!! Just called the DOS and they said all my forms were logged today. Hopefully i will get a date by next week.

[uk2upstateny 13]

Thanks for the link, I have a further question.. I know that you do not have to meet the vaccination requirements to obtain the visa, only at the point of adjustment of status.. If at the time of medical examination you do not meet all the vaccination requirements, is it possible to pay to have the relevant vaccinations at that time, or does this have to be done at another time?

Also if someone could tell me exactly what vaccinations I need to have I'll be sure to look into getting them as soon as possible anyway. I'm just curious to know whether it's possible to have them done at the time of the medical exam Thanks!

[uk2upstateny 13]

Hmmm.. Actually, I think the link posted previously answers my questions. It seems like if I went in and said 'vaccinate me against any and all of the conditions required for AOS and I'll pay' they'll be cool with that. Good to know.

[KLB 3]

My packet 3 letter states that the petition is valid for 4 months and that the notarised letter is needed if you require to revalidate the petition. Am I right in assuming that if your petition does not expire before interview you don't need the notarised letter?

This is exactly what my packet 3 letter says:

"The K1/3 petition is valid for four months from the date of the action (priority date at the bottom of the letter) and must be valid to process your case to conclusion. To revalidate the petition, please requested your fiancé (e) to make a notarised statement of intent to marry within ninety days of your arrival in the U.S. and present it on the day of your interview."

I would interpret this as if your petition is still within the four months then it is likely that you will not need a notarised letter, however we decided not to take a chance and my OH has done one for me to take, we figured better safe than sorry.

[KLB 3]

I'll ask him about the notarized letter tonight.... get him to read his letter again. That will be no problem if needed because I'm headed to England next week for my spring break. And I also plan to attend the interview; my presence should speak for itself

Hey DSP congrats on getting your interview date, so pleased for you hopefully all of us won't be too far behind you

Just a quick tip if you are planning to get one done I believe it would be much cheaper for you to get in done in the US depending where you are if you have time. It cost my OH about $6.00 to get the letter notarised in the US. Today I paid a whopping £90.00 to get another letter notarised (from my Ex) giving his permission for my Daughter to be able to immigrate into the US with me!

[KLB 3]

That's great news!! I just called the embassy and our interview is booked for 9th April!! Can't believe in just over 2 weeks we'll be through the final hurdle

Fantastic !!!

[uk2upstateny 13]

Can someone also clarify for me.. Do you have to take two separate trips to London, one for the medical, and one for the interview, or is it possible to somehow combine the visit?

I realise the answer is probably yes, you have to take two separate visits.. But it's worth checking, since I'd have to fly or get a train from Edinburgh Just another expense in the never-ending list of visa expenses, I guess!

[Gail83 21]

Can someone also clarify for me.. Do you have to take two separate trips to London, one for the medical, and one for the interview, or is it possible to somehow combine the visit?

I realise the answer is probably yes, you have to take two separate visits.. But it's worth checking, since I'd have to fly or get a train from Edinburgh Just another expense in the never-ending list of visa expenses, I guess!

You have to travel down twice. London won't schedule an interview until they have the results of your medical. I'll be making my second trip down from Glasgow in just over 2 weeks

[uk2upstateny 13]

Thanks for the info. I figured as much!

[::Clair&Don:: 0]

Hey guys, sorry slightly random question, but if my fiancée calls up NVC and asks for our case number, am I able to book the medical then? before receiving packet 3.

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Hi hun get your other half to check his paper work noa's etc...

it should have your LND number noted on it once you have that

you can book your medical with it before hand , i got my medical

out of the way downloaded all my forms and began to asemble pack 3 to send back once i recieve the pack 3 letter,

hope this helps x

[::Clair&Don:: 0]

My packet 3 letter states that the petition is valid for 4 months and that the notarised letter is needed if you require to revalidate the petition. Am I right in assuming that if your petition does not expire before interview you don't need the notarised letter?

A recent letter of intent within 6 months they may ask for i have one we sent at the start

of the k1 journey and don wrote a recently dated one just to be sure

Once I get my case number from NVC..

Could someone direct me to the contact details/relevant information to be able to book the medical with it? Thanks!

http://london.usembassy.gov/iv_15.html

this site will have it all on

[::Clair&Don:: 0]

Just called the Department of State. Packet 4 was sent on March 21; interview date is April 8!!! Looks like I need to change my return flight Just trying to breathe right now

Well done

[::Clair&Don:: 0]

Hey DSP congrats on getting your interview date, so pleased for you hopefully all of us won't be too far behind you

Just a quick tip if you are planning to get one done I believe it would be much cheaper for you to get in done in the US depending where you are if you have time. It cost my OH about $6.00 to get the letter notarised in the US. Today I paid a whopping £90.00 to get another letter notarised (from my Ex) giving his permission for my Daughter to be able to immigrate into the US with me!

A written letter of intent with original signatures should be fine

no sense in paying more money with regards to the children its better

to be safe ex's can be a hassel.