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Does the NVC send you back anything after they send your Interview letter?

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I have received my interview letter in email from the NVC for February and am in the process of scheduling my medical examination. Will the NVC be sending me anything personally or will they send everything they have to the embassy. I ask because I have heard people say the NVC will send you a package before your interview with documents you should bring to the interview.

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3 minutes ago, DaveyJA said:

I have received my interview letter in email from the NVC for February and am in the process of scheduling my medical examination. Will the NVC be sending me anything personally or will they send everything they have to the embassy. I ask because I have heard people say the NVC will send you a package before your interview with documents you should bring to the interview.

They send everything to the embassy, you'll get an interview letter, but I think that comes via email now.

 

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9 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Who did you hear this from?

My mother claims her friend who's gone through the process received a package before the interview.

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Hearsay evidence at best...  Something always get lost in the translation...  Good that you are verifying

YMMV

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DaveyJA   1

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Thanks for your answers, I guess I won't be getting a package before the interview. Follow up question; a medical history form is one of the requirements for the medical how do I get this.

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18 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Does your spouse have a record of all vaccinations?

 

I am a 16 year old travelling with my mother to go live my stepfather in the US. We have received an interview date in February and are in the process of make the appointment for our medical exam. We have everything else on this list of requirements including vaccination records but we do not know what the medical history form is. Is it the form that was sent to the NVC? I now know the NVC will be sending everything to the embassy in which case we won't be getting back that medical history form for the exam so which medical history form are they asking for?

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1 minute ago, Dee elle said:

The medical examiner will provide the forms.. just take any medical information you have regarding vaccinatiins, and if either of you has a xhronic health condition, a su nary from your doctor may be helpful. 

 

Also.. Best to start a new thread when you have a question.. even if it is similar to another thread...

Okay. Thank you very much for answering my questions. Have a good day. One love. :D

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27 minutes ago, payxibka said:

google is your friend

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Medical/KNG - Kingston.pdf

I did find this a moment ago but thank you.

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22 hours ago, DaveyJA said:

My mother claims her friend who's gone through the process received a package before the interview.

My attorney returned the original documents I had sent him, but the NVC sent only an email explaining what to bring to the interview.

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after the 1st receipt (letter with case number)   all my correspondence came in emails including the document notice for interview

at interview and approval Adil was given all documents back 

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