medical questions, what is documentary qualified during NVC stage (merged)

[jons_wifey 22]

1 hour ago, MarmiteC said:

 

I had to state the date of my interview and take the appointment letter with me - it was on their list of requested items I recieved after booking the appointment.  This was only a couple of weeks ago so recent.  

 

The medical is not needed before an interview is set in consular processing, but it is requested to have it at least 2 weeks before the interview date to ensure they can send it to the embassy in time.

 

In my case IL received 29th June, I booked the medical on 29th June for 13th July, Interview is scheduled 8th August.

ok thank you

[jons_wifey 22]

1 hour ago, Crazy Cat said:

This might work for London at the moment, but, In general, this is not good practice for most consulates since interviews might not be scheduled for many months.  I would wait until the interview has been scheduled before completing the medical exam.  In fact, an interview date is required before booking medicals for many consulates. 

Once the medical is complete, the clock for visa expiration starts ticking. 

 

i wish knightsbridge would update the requirements for medical exam

[jons_wifey 22]

You the petitioner - what documents were you asked to submit?

 

What documents did parents have to submit?

 

yes i know all cases are different.

 

Answer only if you have gone through IR5 processing.

 

petitioner me, I'm in the US

Parents in the UK

 

I have:

 

my birth certificate

my US passport and naturalization certificate

my current marriage certificate

my divorce decree (was married previously)

my paystubs - no gaps, always working, always employed

my W2's and tax returns and transcripts

I-864 Affidavit of support

 

for PARENTS IN THE UK:

 

they will have ACRO UK police cert

Philippine NBI clearance (originally from there)

their UK passport BIO pages

their marriage certificate

their birth certificates

passport photos

 

what else?

 

[Lil bear 4,181]

6 minutes ago, jons_wifey said:

You the petitioner - what documents were you asked to submit?

 

What documents did parents have to submit?

 

yes i know all cases are different.

 

Answer only if you have gone through IR5 processing.

 

petitioner me, I'm in the US

Parents in the UK

 

I have:

 

my birth certificate

my US passport and naturalization certificate

my current marriage certificate

my divorce decree (was married previously)

my paystubs - no gaps, always working, always employed

my W2's and tax returns and transcripts

I-864 Affidavit of support

 

for PARENTS IN THE UK:

 

they will have ACRO UK police cert

Philippine NBI clearance (originally from there)

their UK passport BIO pages

their marriage certificate

their birth certificates

passport photos

 

what else?

 

Best information  is from the link below. Yes i have done IR5. The documents needed will vary slightly depending  on the beneficiaries specific circumstances 

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html

[appleblossom 2,446]

32 minutes ago, jons_wifey said:

Ok. I just want to be prepared on the documents they might potentially request from me as the petitioner and my parents as applicants

You can find those on the official site rather than using a third party site that may not be up to date - https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-5-collect-financial-evidence-and-other-supporting-documents/step-7-collect-civil-documents.html

 

 

[Ban Hammer 13,328]

related topics to the same phase of the journey merged into one thread

[RafaelTexas 13]

My experience was that a few days after we paid all the required fees on the NVC site, my husband received an email from NVC stating the details of his interview at the Embassy in Jakarta and after that he go in touch with the assigned medical facility to schedule the medical exam.  As noted in other posts, the Hospital requires you to bring the Embassy Interview email when you go for the medical test. 

[Lil bear 4,181]

15 hours ago, jons_wifey said:

At what stage in NVC can you book the medical exam? Can I book after paying NVC fees? Does the interview need to be scheduled first?

Medical is NOT part of the NVC process. The medical only happens after the consulate has the case and they have notified the beneficiary of the consulate process for medical and interview  

[Lil bear 4,181]

16 minutes ago, RafaelTexas said:

My experience was that a few days after we paid all the required fees on the NVC site, my husband received an email from NVC stating the details of his interview at the Embassy in Jakarta and after that he go in touch with the assigned medical facility to schedule the medical exam.  As noted in other posts, the Hospital requires you to bring the Embassy Interview email when you go for the medical test. 

K1 processes are different to IR   For K1 the NVC is only facilitating the case transfer to the consulate .. for IR Cases the NVC collects and checks documents and waits until thete is a slot available at the consulate before sending it on