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[American Lass 0]

My fiance lay in bed worrying about his form last night, wondering if he made any mistakes. He has 3 questions he wanted me to ask on here:

1. For the police report, do they send it to your house, or straight to the Embassy? He sent away for one several weeks ago and there's no sign of it.

2. My fiance got a medical report from his doctor and it was basically just handwritten on letterheaded paper on what injections he had had. Does that sound official enough?

3. My parents are sponsoring my fiance, and filled out an affadavit of support on his behalf and had it notarized -- so my fiance didn't know if he had to include his bank statements as well. Did he???

Hopefully anyone can help. Any answers would greatly put our minds at ease!

[TracyTN 237]

My fiance lay in bed worrying about his form last night, wondering if he made any mistakes. He has 3 questions he wanted me to ask on here:

1. For the police report, do they send it to your house, or straight to the Embassy? He sent away for one several weeks ago and there's no sign of it.

2. My fiance got a medical report from his doctor and it was basically just handwritten on letterheaded paper on what injections he had had. Does that sound official enough?

3. My parents are sponsoring my fiance, and filled out an affadavit of support on his behalf and had it notarized -- so my fiance didn't know if he had to include his bank statements as well. Did he???

Hopefully anyone can help. Any answers would greatly put our minds at ease!

1.) The police reports can take 40 days to receive (I assume that is business days). I'm not sure based on your post if his is taking longer than normal (is 'several weeks' two weeks, or more like ten?). I believe they do send the police reports to your home, but I'm sure someone will be along to clarify that one for me.

2.) I'm not sure if you're asking if the vaccination report from his doctor is 'official' enough to spare him getting the shots later, or if you wonder if the medical he received from his doctor will suffice for that part of the visa process.

3.) The beneficiary does not have to provide any information about his/her finances unless they are self sponsoring.

[arwensun1965 0]

Hi put those worries outta your head lol, the police report can take a bit of time and it goes straight to your finance's house, the doctors report is just fine and nope he does not need to provide any information to your parents. Hope everything goes ok for you.

Janice

[TracyTN 237]

Tx for confirming about the police report, Janice.

[happyimmigrant 0]

1. For the police report, do they send it to your house, or straight to the Embassy? He sent away for one several weeks ago and there's no sign of it.

Police reports are sent to the beneficiary's home address, not to the embassy.

2. My fiance got a medical report from his doctor and it was basically just handwritten on letterheaded paper on what injections he had had. Does that sound official enough?

No.

The medical report has to be done by a USCIS-designated doctor, who has specific USCIS forms that they will fill out. When the medical is complete, the doctor will seal it in an envelope that must be handed over, sealed, during the interview.

The list of vaccinations on letterhead will be sufficient evidence to give to the USCIS doctor during the official medical exam as proof of vaccinations received, but is not sufficient in of itself as a medical examination.

3. My parents are sponsoring my fiance, and filled out an affadavit of support on his behalf and had it notarized -- so my fiance didn't know if he had to include his bank statements as well. Did he???

No. It is assumed the beneficiary will not be able to work, and that the petitioner (you) will have to support them. The affadavit of support is proof that he will not become a welfare recipient. Except in very specific and special circumstances, his assets do not come into it.

[American Lass 0]

Thank you so much for your replies! I guess we're just getting excessively worked up over the littlest things. (It's easy to do!)

[Linababe 0]

Thank you so much for your replies! I guess we're just getting excessively worked up over the littlest things. (It's easy to do!)

Yeah it is easily done I am an excessive worrier too PLease can you fill in your timeline to help with the statistics section for this site

Thank you - LIna (UKC)