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Getting the medical done...need advice

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Hi. My husband and I are waiting on our last step: the interview at the embassy. We know that he has to get a medical exam. Is it necessary for him/us to wait for official word from the gov't to say "Go get the medical now" or can we assume it's okay to go ahead and schedule it? Is there a certain form that MUST be used by the doctor that we're supposed to receive that is official? or print from the website? He's already scheduled it with an approved physician in Lisbon, Portugal.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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Depending on the country, you may need to wait for an interview letter to book a medical. You can check on the NVC website: http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3739.html

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Well, I did read that people are to bring their passports AND appointment letter to the medical exam. Is this a MUST MUST? Has anyone else scheduled and done their medical exam without taking with them their official appointment letter? I wrote my husband to tell him to call the doc in Lisbon to make sure he'll still do the exam without the official letter...before he makes the 2 hour trip!! I hope he reads my email before he leaves in the morning!!

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Hi. My husband and I are waiting on our last step: the interview at the embassy. We know that he has to get a medical exam. Is it necessary for him/us to wait for official word from the gov't to say "Go get the medical now" or can we assume it's okay to go ahead and schedule it? Is there a certain form that MUST be used by the doctor that we're supposed to receive that is official? or print from the website? He's already scheduled it with an approved physician in Lisbon, Portugal.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.

The Panal Pysicial will first like to see your appointment letter then they can do their job.After the test they will send the results to the embassy.your x-ray will be given to you at the day of interview but the result will still remain mistery to you,they will not show you.

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