Two More Questions?

[KJ08 0]

My fiance has their full medical report, but it shows some personal things the doctors wrote in that aren't related to the medical conditions that are described in. Do they need to full or can you use the private report that still shows the medical treatments minus all the unrelated stuff in it? With the full report do they keep doctor/patient confidentiality, or do they send all of that up to the consulate?

My second question is about housing. We're currently doing out DS-160 and I currently don't have an apartment. Since I'm military I'm staying in dorms and saving up enough to satisfy my supervisors before I'm allowed to get my apartment. I'll be able to get it mid January, but we're wondering if on the form we can put my current residence and once I get my own place, petition to change the address to where we will actually be staying? The problem is we need to submit in the DS-160 so that they don't think we've abandoned our case by the end of January. Any help would be appreciated.

Edited December 10, 2015 by KJ08

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Explain what you mean by your fiance has a full medical report. That Is not required to attend the medical exam. Is there a reason she has it? Is it her actual medical files, or something the doctor wrote just for her visa exam?

Address: if you do not have an answer to a question, you can write "unknown" or something similar. Maybe you know the town where you will live in the US. The address can be "to be determined", Kansas City, Missouri.

If she gets to the interview and they want to know why there is no street address, she is face to face with a person and can tell the story. Or if you have an address by then she can give the new address.

[KJ08 0]

We were under the impression you needed a full medical history or documentation about certain medical issues in the past. There are 3 medical issues that we wanted to provide treatment information for, but we weren't sure if they needed the full medical history or the private report of those 3 things. For the DS-160, does it go straight to them after you submit it online or can you change the information on it later before the interview or are you stuck with it until you can meet them 1 on 1 and discuss it?

Edited December 10, 2015 by KJ08

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

We were under the impression you needed a full medical history or documentation about certain medical issues in the past. There are 3 medical issues that we wanted to provide treatment information for, but we weren't sure if they needed the full medical history or the private report of those 3 things. For the DS-160, does it go straight to them after you submit it online or can you change the information on it later before the interview or are you stuck with it until you can meet them 1 on 1 and discuss it?

There is a K1 London guide pinned at the top of this UK forum. The third or fourth topic is about the medical. Read that and see if it helps. ask again here if you need more info.

The DS-160 goes straight to them when you submit. Does anybody read it prior to the interview? I doubt it.

On the London website with the visa instructions there are many topics you see in the left column that are useful to read. (Note: Not mobile site). Somewhere in the topic called FAQs, it says if you need to change any answers on the DS-160, you can. If you saved it, you can pull it up and edit and submit it again. It says to discard the first confirmation and bring the new confirmation so they pull up the correct (edited) version at your interview. (My paraphrase of what it says. Plow throw the FAQs to find it.)

[KJ08 0]

There is a K1 London guide pinned at the top of this UK forum. The third or fourth topic is about the medical. Read that and see if it helps. ask again here if you need more info.

The DS-160 goes straight to them when you submit. Does anybody read it prior to the interview? I doubt it.

On the London website with the visa instructions there are many topics you see in the left column that are useful to read. (Note: Not mobile site). Somewhere in the topic called FAQs, it says if you need to change any answers on the DS-160, you can. If you saved it, you can pull it up and edit and submit it again. It says to discard the first confirmation and bring the new confirmation so they pull up the correct (edited) version at your interview. (My paraphrase of what it says. Plow throw the FAQs to find it.)

Thanks so much for your responses. I appreciate the information. I'll do some more reading.