How to change US consulate for K1 visa (I-129F fomr USCIS) [Multiple merged threads]

[mangomynz 3]

On 9/6/2024 at 6:03 PM, mangomynz said:

I have seen this before. Everything fits the description it is "Führungszeugnis" and same orginization who issued it but it is "Europäisches Führungszeugnis" basically from what I read it is other EU countries citizens which applies to me and I was there staying for a while. Contents are not different from a regular one.

If someone was curious. This document is okay for the US consulate.
I have a question about vaccinations. I know that it is preferred to do all vaccinations before leaving to USA with a K1 visa. Do you have to do the vaccinations before the interview or is it okay to go to a medical exam and get to know which vaccines you have to do first and then do all of them before the interview or is it better to do it before the medical exam?

Because I learned that if you do not have all the vaccinations when you leave for the USA then you will have to do another medical exam when you file for the AOS and have all vaccinations.

 

[Yareth 50]

Vaccinations will be checked during the medical exam. If the vaccines are not complete, the doctor offers to administer the required vaccines. 
 

So you get the vaccines during the medical which is usually before the interview (but not always). 

Edited September 22 by Yareth

[mangomynz 3]

Just to clarify, do you require the petitioner's birth certificate, ID photocopies, or police certificate for the K-1 interview, or are all the documents mentioned in the information sheet from the U.S. consulate meant for the foreign fiancé (beneficiary)?

[Yareth 50]

If you are referring to the embassy specific instructions ( see here for Frankfurt ), all the required documents on that list refer to the beneficiary, except the I-134 (Declaration of FInancial Support) and the evidence required for that form. 

[mangomynz 3]

12 minutes ago, Yareth said:

If you are referring to the embassy specific instructions ( see here for Frankfurt ), all the required documents on that list refer to the beneficiary, except the I-134 (Declaration of FInancial Support) and the evidence required for that form. 

Thank you so much for the clarification!

[mangomynz 3]

Regarding vaccinations. I read that I should get a copy of the DS3025 document with all my vaccinations after the medical exam. So I should ask the physician during a medical exam for a copy? 
Did you have to get the Pneumococcal vaccine?

[OldUser 6,503]

1 hour ago, mangomynz said:

Regarding vaccinations. I read that I should get a copy of the DS3025 document with all my vaccinations after the medical exam. So I should ask the physician during a medical exam for a copy? 
Did you have to get the Pneumococcal vaccine?

Yes you should ask for copy.