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alepenaflor   92

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hello VJs!!

I have my interview in Juarez on Jan 28, ill be getting there the 26 late and ill be doing the medical the 27 at clínica medica internacional really early. Now i am kind of stress out because its just the day before the interview, im not sick, no drugs, no tattos, all vaccinations, nothing that can delay the results but I am thinking about changing the flight and get there one day before..

Someone with experience with the medical a day before the interview?? HELPP

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Kolewenoik31 Community Regular

Kolewenoik31   57

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Ouch sis...isn't this risky? Could you not get an earlier medical exam? I know our medical takes 2 days then results are sent but the medical clinic said we should schedule 2 weeks of more before the interview. I would be on pins and needles, delays always seem to happen when you are waiting on a smooth process.

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Yadeliz N Jairo Apprentice

Yadeliz N Jairo   1

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Wow that's so risky. A friend of mine did theirs a week in advance it was still a day late. I would at least do it a 8 days before.

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Vanessa + Mario   4

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Hi! My husband (then-fiance), did his exam two days prior to his interview. But he says that the exam can be completed a day before the interview. You go really early for the exam, and you go pick up the results that same day at 2pm.

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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They suggest one or two days before the interview, so you should be ok with a day before. It is children that need at least 4 days prior. > http://photos.state.gov/libraries/ciudadjuarez/231771/PDFs/Mexwidenov13eng.pdf

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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JW Moreno Newbie

JW Moreno   0

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We are doing Medical on Monday in Juarez and interview is on Wednesday

Hello RobbieG, I just had my interview last week on Thursday 8th, I did my medical on Tuesday 6th because I was nervous it would take them too long to deliver the results but it was not the case. I went to Medicos de visas (They don't charge the taxes so it was $190 for K1 instead of $220) at 10:00 AM and my results were ready the same day at 2:00 PM.

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