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Yes, he's getting a medical exam done on Thursday in Sarajevo by dr Eldina Cengic at Eurofarm. There use to be one more doctor that did medical exams for US visas in Sarajevo but he retired so she's the only doctor available as far as I know.

I know 4 people that have applied for a k1 fiancé visa and 1 person that's applied for a k3 spouse visa at the Sarajevo embassy and they all said the embassy is great! The officers doing your interview are nice and friendly, and they're not that strict like some embassies are. I'll let you know how my fiances personal experiences goes when he attends the interview. ☺️

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Yes, he's getting a medical exam done on Thursday in Sarajevo by dr Eldina Cengic at Eurofarm. There use to be one more doctor that did medical exams for US visas in Sarajevo but he retired so she's the only doctor available as far as I know.

I know 4 people that have applied for a k1 fiancé visa and 1 person that's applied for a k3 spouse visa at the Sarajevo embassy and they all said the embassy is great! The officers doing your interview are nice and friendly, and they're not that strict like some embassies are. I'll let you know how my fiances personal experiences goes when he attends the interview. ☺️

yes please let us know....the medical should go very smoothly :)

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My interview is next Thursday, believe me we are so nervous too. But as everyone is saying, if you have all your documents and a bonifide relationship, I don't think they are looking to deny cases. My husband still can't remember my phone number! Ugghhh..... We have been married almost 4 years! We fly to Nicaragua this Saturday and so much is on the line as we have a complete life here in the US already, and now we are risking everying to leave. But we knew this would be the hardest part at the end, to risk leaving. I just keep telling myself that we will be approved, There is no reason to deny us and that we have gone through so much to get to this point for the last year and a half. I am excited to see my husband's home country and he has not been back there for almost 12 years. Good luck to everyone and God Bless.

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