Time between Medical Exam and Interview

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

Hi guys. My fianceé has received an email from NVC regarding her interview schedule. Can she schedule her medical exam 3 weeks prior to her interview date? We've been calling their clinic but unable reach them. She has already registered online. Thanks.

No. the medical has to be done first before the interview.

[rj29 12]

No. the medical has to be done first before the interview.

Yes, I know that cyberfx1024. That's why I asked if she can schedule her medical exam 3 weeks prior(before) her interview date?

Edited October 4, 2016 by rj29

[rj29 12]

Most of the advise I read is 2 weeks. I would like to know if it okay to have the medical exam 3 weeks before the scheduled interview. Thanks.

[xmaricrisx 25]

Yes, I know that cyberfx1024. That's why I asked if she can schedule her medical exam 3 weeks prior(before) her interview date?

Yes, she can have her medical 3 weeks before her interview. SLEC works on a first come, first serve basis; appointments cannot be made. Your fiance will simply go to SLEC with her printed registration form and other required documents on the day of her choice.

[Sagot 1,548]

Hi guys. My fianceé has received an email from NVC regarding her interview schedule. Can she schedule her medical exam 3 weeks prior to her interview date? We've been calling their clinic but unable reach them. She has already registered online. Thanks.

Huh?? You are K-1? NVC does NOT schedule your interview, the beneficiary schedules their own interview.

http://visaconnection-philippines.com/index.php/2-visa-process/3-usem-k-1-visa

http://visaconnection-philippines.com/index.php/2-visa-process/4-slec-medical

Medical at St. Luke's is walk-in, first come, first served. You can complete the medical weeks early if you so choose, the embassy has no rule on this. Do note that the validity of the visa is tied to the date of the medical, the more time between the medical and the interview the shorter the validity of the visa.

[Orangee 3]

Most of the advise I read is 2 weeks. I would like to know if it okay to have the medical exam 3 weeks before the scheduled interview. Thanks.

I think 3 weeks would be fine. I scheduled mine over 2 weeks before my interview (Sept. 29&30), & my interview date will be on Oct. 17. But, still the procedure is on going because i need to take psych evaluation. I met someone in SLEC who took her medical 25 days before her interview.

[rj29 12]

Yes, she can have her medical 3 weeks before her interview. SLEC works on a first come, first serve basis; appointments cannot be made. Your fiance will simply go to SLEC with her printed registration form and other required documents on the day of her choice.

Thanks for the info xmaricrisx.

I think 3 weeks would be fine. I scheduled mine over 2 weeks before my interview (Sept. 29&30), & my interview date will be on Oct. 17. But, still the procedure is on going because i need to take psych evaluation. I met someone in SLEC who took her medical 25 days before her interview.

Thanks Orangee.

[rj29 12]

Huh?? You are K-1? NVC does NOT schedule your interview, the beneficiary schedules their own interview.

http://visaconnection-philippines.com/index.php/2-visa-process/3-usem-k-1-visa

http://visaconnection-philippines.com/index.php/2-visa-process/4-slec-medical

Medical at St. Luke's is walk-in, first come, first served. You can complete the medical weeks early if you so choose, the embassy has no rule on this. Do note that the validity of the visa is tied to the date of the medical, the more time between the medical and the interview the shorter the validity of the visa.

Sorry for the confusion Philippines^Sagot. She's under F1 (Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens). We'll get married after she got her green card.

[Sagot 1,548]

Sorry for the confusion Philippines^Sagot. She's under F1 (Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens). We'll get married after she got her green card.

When you said "my fiancee" earlier I figured K-1. Very unique situation for you.

Be good if you update your profile and timeline to reflect your visa type. Thanks