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Interview in Bogota Colombia

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Taaa   125

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Hola!

Thank you for reading

Any advice please!!!

*Once you have your interview date, it is necessary to schedule an appointment for laboratory and medical exam or not?  How many days in advance before the interview day? 

*Any recommendation for the best doctor office in Bogota? 

*We want to flight from Medellin to Bogota a few days before the interview? 

Please anyone who can share it own story or know about this process!

THANKS!

 

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My Fiance hasn't had her interview yet but it is scheduled for Friday. She has medical appointments schedule on Monday and Wednesday. So her lab results will be ready before the interview. Call the doctors office listed in the attached document and I am sure that they can answer your questions. 

 

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/iv-dv-supplemental/BGT%20-%20Bogota.pdf

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4 hours ago, Sburke said:

My Fiance hasn't had her interview yet but it is scheduled for Friday. She has medical appointments schedule on Monday and Wednesday. So her lab results will be ready before the interview. Call the doctors office listed in the attached document and I am sure that they can answer your questions. 

 

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/iv-dv-supplemental/BGT%20-%20Bogota.pdf

Thank you so much for this information. We still waiting to have a CC. We have been waiting 17 days... we hope to have a CC by the end of this week. We hoping for an interview in October.

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Hi, do you suggest the petitioner should come to the interview? It's not easy for my fiancé to fly to Colombia (he has no PTO days left).

 

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On 9/11/2018 at 10:00 AM, vinnie&andy said:

Hi, do you suggest the petitioner should come to the interview? It's not easy for my fiancé to fly to Colombia (he has no PTO days left).

 

Thank you!

hi! I just see your message....

But I am so happy that you already have your interview date. The petitioner doesn't need to be in the interview. It is a personal decision to be present. 

 
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