PLEASE HELP (Haiti) regarding Medical and pkt 3

[SJ & J 1]

Hello again everyone!

Thank you all for your help through this very stressful and confusing journey. I am stuck again. NVC received our packet on June 9th and as of June 23rd had not mailed it out to the Embassy yet but I did receive the case number and the invoice numbers from NVC.

* I have filled out the DS-160 but it asks for the receipt number...What number exactly is that? The receipt number from the NOA2 or one of the numbers from NVC?

*Can my fiancé schedule and do his medical before the embassy receives the paperwork and obviously before an interview is set up?

I'm just afraid it is going to get dragged out and the NOA2 will expire, we have until September but I worry

Thank you for your help once again.

(Sorry I don't know how to attach my timeline....also sorry if it says that my case is at Texas bc it wasn't changing it even after I tried)

[Rc123rc 528]

* I have filled out the DS-160 but it asks for the receipt number...What number exactly is that? The receipt number from the NOA2 or one of the numbers from NVC?

NOA2 is fine. The one that starts with "WACxxxxxxxx"

[SJ & J 1]

Thank you! Do you know anything regarding doing the medical before having the packet or the interview set up?

[waiting4areason 13]

Hi

personally I would not want to set up the medical first, because it has to be within 30 days or less of the interview. For Port-au-prince my hubby did not have to get an appointment, it was a walked in, however some have specific days they do medicals, I would call to inquire first. My hubby's case was stuck at NVC for 25 days in AP, I called them every single day, sometimes twice a day until they send it. We filled the DS-160 before the case got to the embassy as well, so when it got there all we had to do is pay and set up interview. Good luck

[Pitaya 2,577]

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[SJ & J 1]

Hi

personally I would not want to set up the medical first, because it has to be within 30 days or less of the interview. For Port-au-prince my hubby did not have to get an appointment, it was a walked in, however some have specific days they do medicals, I would call to inquire first. My hubby's case was stuck at NVC for 25 days in AP, I called them every single day, sometimes twice a day until they send it. We filled the DS-160 before the case got to the embassy as well, so when it got there all we had to do is pay and set up interview. Good luck

Where did your hubby do his medical? My fiancé has been trying to call the doctor but is getting no answer. He doesn't live in PAP so he has to travel in and doesn't want to waste a trip if they wont do it without an appointment.

Also how do you know when the embassy has received the packet, he tried to call but can't get a hold of anyone.

Thank you!!

[waiting4areason 13]

Where did your hubby do his medical? My fiancé has been trying to call the doctor but is getting no answer. He doesn't live in PAP so he has to travel in and doesn't want to waste a trip if they wont do it without an appointment.

Also how do you know when the embassy has received the packet, he tried to call but can't get a hold of anyone.

Thank you!!

My hubby did not live in port-au-prince either, he had to travel there to get it done. There was a list of doctors attached in Packet 3 I believe, we call them and asked when he could come in (the one he went too only did those exams in tuesdays and thursday) and he had to go back a week after to get his xray done because they couldn't do it the same day (the technician had left) There is a list on VJ on the consulate info page of a few doctors, He can try to call them. http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Haiti&cty=Port-au-Prince

Also, you should see on NVC site when your package reaches the consulate, they update it from : At NVC- In Transit (when it is sent) and Ready for interview I beleive. As soon as you see that status, you or him can email the consulate to request Package 3 (which is just a list of instructions) at on of those emails: papcons@state.gov; acspap@state.gov, support-Haiti@ustraveldocs.com

To reach them I contacted the UStraveldocs number and I was able to speak to someone on several occasions. It is a US number so it was easier for me to call.

Good luck you guys are almost at the finish line

[SJ & J 1]

My hubby did not live in port-au-prince either, he had to travel there to get it done. There was a list of doctors attached in Packet 3 I believe, we call them and asked when he could come in (the one he went too only did those exams in tuesdays and thursday) and he had to go back a week after to get his xray done because they couldn't do it the same day (the technician had left) There is a list on VJ on the consulate info page of a few doctors, He can try to call them. http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Haiti&cty=Port-au-Prince

Also, you should see on NVC site when your package reaches the consulate, they update it from : At NVC- In Transit (when it is sent) and Ready for interview I beleive. As soon as you see that status, you or him can email the consulate to request Package 3 (which is just a list of instructions) at on of those emails: papcons@state.gov; acspap@state.gov, support-Haiti@ustraveldocs.com

To reach them I contacted the UStraveldocs number and I was able to speak to someone on several occasions. It is a US number so it was easier for me to call.

Good luck you guys are almost at the finish line

Thank you! This definitely is quite the process. My fiancé has been trying to get a hold of the doctors but gets no answer. I will check out the NVC website to see if I can figure out if it has reached the consulate.

[JR loves JR 196]

My fiancé and a friend's fiancé both did walk ins without problems to the Civil Surgeons in PAP. I don't know which ones though. You might want to talk to BlackeyedSusan about what doctor her fiancé went to because they didn't give him the vaccines that he needed for AOS in America. Now they'll have to go see a Civil Surgeon here to get that done and it's an extra expense that is nice to avoid.