January 2017 I-129F Filers

[GazLisa 1,168]

4 minutes ago, djhead said:

Hey guys hoping you can help. 

 

I know each country is different but it's good to get an idea. I am from England and went into my doctors to obtain my immunization records. I haven't received my noa2 yet but want to be prepared. 

 

The woman there was not too helpful and printed me off some internal screen shot showing them. The internal screen shot doesn't even have the name of the surgery on it that printed them. 

 

My question is what should it look like. The woman at the doctors said she wasn't too sure if there was much more information she could give and was not familiar with the requirement to have them for a visa.  

 

My worry is that I go to the medical with these internal screen shots and get told they are not sufficient as they need to be on headed paper or for some other reason . 

 

Does anyone know? Also if any other england applicants, how did you request them?

 

Thanks 

I also went to my local doctors and received my complete vaccination history within a couple of days,wasn't on headed paper though,but did have my NHS number written on the papers  ? Awaiting NOA2 also 

Edited March 27, 2017 by Gary JT

[djhead 14]

Thanks for the response . Was it literally like internal notes stating on this date had measles vaccination? Do you think that would be sufficient for the medical?

 

 

[djhead 14]

Also within a couple of days? I went in and she just printed it off on their system? That's why I am concerned it may not be enough.

[PR&PR 325]

Hello,

I have another question mostly for the Canadian filers. In the packet 3 that we can find online, it says we will need marriage certificates. Does it mean we need to get the actual marriage certificate for the wedding way in advance? Or would it be from a prior marriage? I have not received my NOA2, but I am trying to get all documents ready so it can go fast once everything is ready to go.

 

(https://ca.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/07/Packet3Instructions-K1.pdf)

 

Also, as I am in the French portion of Canada mot of my documents are in french. Do I need an english translation, or would the US consulate in Montreal be able to take my documents in french, given that they are both the recognized languages in Canada? 

 

Thank you,

PR

Edited March 27, 2017 by PR&PR

[GazLisa 1,168]

10 minutes ago, djhead said:

Thanks for the response . Was it literally like internal notes stating on this date had measles vaccination? Do you think that would be sufficient for the medical?

 

 

As far as I'm aware this will be suitable for your medical exam,also I'm planning on visiting my doctor in a month or so and have any vaccination boosters before medical as your doctor will do it for free I believe whereas Knightsbridge charge for each vaccination they give you,hope this helps you 

[Nghi T Pham 35]

21 minutes ago, PR&PR said:

Hello,

I have another question mostly for the Canadian filers. In the packet 3 that we can find online, it says we will need marriage certificates. Does it mean we need to get the actual marriage certificate for the wedding way in advance? Or would it be from a prior marriage? I have not received my NOA2, but I am trying to get all documents ready so it can go fast once everything is ready to go.

 

(https://ca.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/07/Packet3Instructions-K1.pdf)

 

Also, as I am in the French portion of Canada mot of my documents are in french. Do I need an english translation, or would the US consulate in Montreal be able to take my documents in french, given that they are both the recognized languages in Canada? 

 

Thank you,

PR

Every single document has to be translated and attached with the original copy one when you send to US embassy.

Edited March 27, 2017 by Nghi T Pham

[PR&PR 325]

21 minutes ago, Nghi T Pham said:

Every single document has to be translated and attached with the original copy one when you send to US embassy.

You mean in English? Not in the language of the country where the petition is being answered? 

[Yaztalksalot 127]

1 hour ago, djhead said:

Also within a couple of days? I went in and she just printed it off on their system? That's why I am concerned it may not be enough.

Hello, 

I'm from the UK too. Mine was just printed off for me also, it's got my NHS number on it and my name etc. Then just the dates that I got the vaccinations, so I think you will be fine! 

[djhead 14]

Ok cool thanks . Does anyone know what vaccinations are required? I know it doesn't have to be done prior to moving over but if I can arrange for my gp to do them now I will 

[AkesAngel 585]

2 minutes ago, djhead said:

Ok cool thanks . Does anyone know what vaccinations are required? I know it doesn't have to be done prior to moving over but if I can arrange for my gp to do them now I will 

Look here

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/vaccinations.html

[David&Femke 91]

5 hours ago, PR&PR said:

Hello,

I have another question mostly for the Canadian filers. In the packet 3 that we can find online, it says we will need marriage certificates. Does it mean we need to get the actual marriage certificate for the wedding way in advance? Or would it be from a prior marriage? I have not received my NOA2, but I am trying to get all documents ready so it can go fast once everything is ready to go.

 

(https://ca.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/07/Packet3Instructions-K1.pdf)

 

Also, as I am in the French portion of Canada mot of my documents are in french. Do I need an english translation, or would the US consulate in Montreal be able to take my documents in french, given that they are both the recognized languages in Canada? 

 

Thank you,

PR

You can ask on the canadian forum, but i think there talking about previos mariges, if you have been married and devorced.

[Nghi T Pham 35]

5 hours ago, PR&PR said:

You mean in English? Not in the language of the country where the petition is being answered? 

Yes, all documents have to be in English

[eastcoastgroove 329]

6 hours ago, PR&PR said:

Hello,

I have another question mostly for the Canadian filers. In the packet 3 that we can find online, it says we will need marriage certificates. Does it mean we need to get the actual marriage certificate for the wedding way in advance? Or would it be from a prior marriage? I have not received my NOA2, but I am trying to get all documents ready so it can go fast once everything is ready to go.

 

(https://ca.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/07/Packet3Instructions-K1.pdf)

 

Also, as I am in the French portion of Canada mot of my documents are in french. Do I need an english translation, or would the US consulate in Montreal be able to take my documents in french, given that they are both the recognized languages in Canada? 

 

Thank you,

PR

They are talking about past marriage certificates.  I asked this question in the canada thread, as I was married before and canada doesn't return your marriage certificate once you submit it for a divorce.  The consensus seemed to be it wasn't asked for, for those with past marriages, just the divorce certificate was needed.  I might still try and get mine, just incase, but it's a bit of a hassle since I had a destination wedding in Arizona.  

[Nghi T Pham 35]

New updated...I just got text message that my case was APRROVED ??

[silverbug 5]

Congrats on your approval!