Transfer interview after receiving the interview letter

[bashar1989 0]

Hello,

 

Currently I'm outside the country and I received an interview letter that scheduled 4 weeks from now. May I transfer it to the country that I'm resident in. 

 

Thank you

[Rocio0010 5,579]

7 minutes ago, bashar1989 said:

Hello,

 

Currently I'm outside the country and I received an interview letter that scheduled 4 weeks from now. May I transfer it to the country that I'm resident in. 

 

Thank you

Which country were you having the interview originally?

[bashar1989 0]

59 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

Which country were you having the interview originally?

Jordan and want to transfer to UAE

[Jordanian Bride 268]

1 hour ago, bashar1989 said:

Jordan and want to transfer to UAE

Omg give me your interview slot 😪 You know that transferring takes 2 additional months?

[bashar1989 0]

14 hours ago, Jordanian Bride said:

Omg give me your interview slot 😪 You know that transferring takes 2 additional months?

Is that possible even my interview already scudgualed?

[Jordanian Bride 268]

14 minutes ago, bashar1989 said:

Is that possible even my interview already scudgualed?

Well, first of all, ANY consulate transfer right now takes 2 months. Secondly, US Consulate Abu Dhabi works separately from US Consulate Amman, so it makes no difference to them if you’ve been scheduled an interview already or not. They would schedule you according to their own backlog.
 

I strongly suggest you fly in to Amman for the interview; otherwise the closest you’ll get one is in February. Assuming all goes well and your passport has the visa, you can go back to Abu Dhabi to finish up your business, quit your job, etc, and travel to the US from there. Your visa will expire 6 months after the medical.

Edited October 21, 2022 by Jordanian Bride

[Chancy 6,241]

4 hours ago, bashar1989 said:

Is that possible even my interview already scudgualed?

 

If you transfer your case to a different consulate, you will lose your original interview slot and will have to wait for a new schedule from the consulate you transfer to.  If you're willing to wait a few months to be accepted for case transfer and then another few months or so to be re-scheduled for interview, you may go ahead and request for case transfer to Abu Dhabi.

 

[bashar1989 0]

4 hours ago, Jordanian Bride said:

Well, first of all, ANY consulate transfer right now takes 2 months. Secondly, US Consulate Abu Dhabi works separately from US Consulate Amman, so it makes no difference to them if you’ve been scheduled an interview already or not. They would schedule you according to their own backlog.
 

I strongly suggest you fly in to Amman for the interview; otherwise the closest you’ll get one is in February. Assuming all goes well and your passport has the visa, you can go back to Abu Dhabi to finish up your business, quit your job, etc, and travel to the US from there. Your visa will expire 6 months after the medical.

 

25 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

If you transfer your case to a different consulate, you will lose your original interview slot and will have to wait for a new schedule from the consulate you transfer to.  If you're willing to wait a few months to be accepted for case transfer and then another few months or so to be re-scheduled for interview, you may go ahead and request for case transfer to Abu Dhabi.

 

 

Thank you very much for help, now I can decide according to these information.

 

But I want to ask can I send my papers to the embassy from outside the country before one week from the interview without my passport, and then make my fly only 1 day before the interview and bring my passport with me to the interview directly?

[Chancy 6,241]

5 minutes ago, bashar1989 said:

But I want to ask can I send my papers to the embassy from outside the country before one week from the interview without my passport, and then make my fly only 1 day before the interview and bring my passport with me to the interview directly?

 

If you are going to interview in Jordan, follow the instructions in your interview letter.  You should contact the consulate directly if you need clarification.

 

[Jordanian Bride 268]

6 hours ago, bashar1989 said:

 

 

Thank you very much for help, now I can decide according to these information.

 

But I want to ask can I send my papers to the embassy from outside the country before one week from the interview without my passport, and then make my fly only 1 day before the interview and bring my passport with me to the interview directly?

That is unrealistic. You need to schedule a medical appointment ASAP because if you don’t, you will get delayed. Call the numbers I mentioned below.
 

Based on the medical appointment they give you, plan your travel.

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The following physicians are authorized to conduct medical examinations for immigrant visa applicants.  The names are arranged alphabetically and the order in which they appear has no other significance.

Dr. Agnes DeBaz

Al-Khalidi Hospital
Amman, Jordan
Telephone: (06) 464-4281 to 4289
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. daily

Dr. Laila Kutkut & Dr. Rasha Shoumar

International Organization for Migration (IOM) Medical Center
Al Madina Al Monawwara St, next to Ibn Al Haitham Hospital, behind the Eye Specialty Hospital
Contact Numbers: (06) 520-5100 ext 2200 / 2201, 079 7433 882, and 079 1205 189

Email address: IOMAmmanMHACAppts@iom.int
Office hours: 08:00 a.m. – 04:30 p.m. Sunday – Thursday

Dr. Amy F. Khoury

Abdoun Clinics
Second Floor
Across the street from Arab Medical Center Emergency room door.
Tel (06) 593-8006
Fax (06) 593-8003
E-mail: dr.amy@afk-clinic.com
Office Hours: 09:00 a.m. 04:00 p.m. Saturday – Thursday

 

You must provide your passport, proof that you are currently under processing at this Embassy, and two passport-sized color photographs.

Edited October 21, 2022 by Jordanian Bride

[Jordanian Bride 268]

Just to add information, the medical appointment will be about 1.5 weeks before the interview given the current situation with many of these doctors being fully booked. Right after you’re done with it, you need to send all your documents to the consulate through ARAMEX (not more than 2 weeks and no less than 1 week before the interview).

[bashar1989 0]

5 hours ago, Jordanian Bride said:

Just to add information, the medical appointment will be about 1.5 weeks before the interview given the current situation with many of these doctors being fully booked. Right after you’re done with it, you need to send all your documents to the consulate through ARAMEX (not more than 2 weeks and no less than 1 week before the interview).

 

5 hours ago, Jordanian Bride said:

That is unrealistic. You need to schedule a medical appointment ASAP because if you don’t, you will get delayed. Call the numbers I mentioned below.
 

Based on the medical appointment they give you, plan your travel.

——————————

 

The following physicians are authorized to conduct medical examinations for immigrant visa applicants.  The names are arranged alphabetically and the order in which they appear has no other significance.

Dr. Agnes DeBaz

Al-Khalidi Hospital
Amman, Jordan
Telephone: (06) 464-4281 to 4289
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. daily

Dr. Laila Kutkut & Dr. Rasha Shoumar

International Organization for Migration (IOM) Medical Center
Al Madina Al Monawwara St, next to Ibn Al Haitham Hospital, behind the Eye Specialty Hospital
Contact Numbers: (06) 520-5100 ext 2200 / 2201, 079 7433 882, and 079 1205 189

Email address: IOMAmmanMHACAppts@iom.int
Office hours: 08:00 a.m. – 04:30 p.m. Sunday – Thursday

Dr. Amy F. Khoury

Abdoun Clinics
Second Floor
Across the street from Arab Medical Center Emergency room door.
Tel (06) 593-8006
Fax (06) 593-8003
E-mail: dr.amy@afk-clinic.com
Office Hours: 09:00 a.m. 04:00 p.m. Saturday – Thursday

 

You must provide your passport, proof that you are currently under processing at this Embassy, and two passport-sized color photographs.

 

12 hours ago, Chancy said:

 

If you are going to interview in Jordan, follow the instructions in your interview letter.  You should contact the consulate directly if you need clarification.

 

Thank you very much for your help 🙏