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  1. 50 minutes ago, JessnTrev said:

    Not a problem. Aw thank you :)

     

    Yeah I can agree, the tubes make me the most nervous. I'm constantly on the look out and I always feel like i'm trapped on them.. lol. 

     

    Your quite lucky then because your like a minute walk away from forever 21.. and like loads of big chain clothes stores! eek! I couldn't resist haha.

     

    Let me know how it goes tomorrow! :) 

     

    Luckily im not getting the tube at all. Driving to my local train station, then train to another station, switch trains and then down to Euston (3hours). Should be a 25min walk from there :). The whole journey is ~4.5 hours. For a 45 min exam! and then 4.5 hours back again. Not to mention the 2 hours each end I've had to leave for delays etc.
    But yes, I saw Oxford street is close by so i'll spend my time there shopping haha! Tomorrow is going to be a long day! .. and an expensive one.

    I'll post on my train home :D

     

    @MJI CONGRATS! you'll be at your medical in no time

  2. Just now, Yu&M said:

    Yes this is correct. After your medical, you will receive a vaccination worksheet from the receptionist. In it, they have imputed all the vaccine info you provided. Towards the bottom of the sheet, there will be an option to ticked that says US Vaccination Requirements Complete, or, alternatively, Incomplete. If you have all the vaccinations required for the K1, they will tick "Complete." As long as complete is ticked, you are also good for the AOS. The worksheet specifically mentions that you can/should use it for the AOS.

    Ok perfect, thank you!

  3. Just now, Yu&M said:

    It is best to have it indicated, on your initial medical, that the vaccination requirements are complete. Otherwise, you will have to fill out a bit more paper work and see an US approved physician to append the new vaccinations to your medical records during the AOS. You only need the FLU Vaccine if your initial medical is from Oct-Mar irrespective of when your AOS takes place. 

    Thanks so much!

    Okay, so am I correct in thinking that, because my medical is tomorrow (Sept 21st) I dont actually need it even though my AOS will be early next year?

     

  4. Just wondering if anyone has the answer to this question. I know that the vaccination requirements are meant for AOS (but its best to have them on the initial medical so that you dont have to re-do the medical). BUT what is the deal with the flu vaccine? Does this need to be done if AOS in during flu season or just the medical?

    Basically, I have already had the Flu vaccine at work. But they havent put it on my vaccination records yet :unsure:

    Also... what months are flu season this year? I just cant find it

  5. Thanks for the update @JessnTrev. So glad it went well for you. One step closer wohoo :jest:.

    I'm honestly more worried about the travelling to get to London. But im sure it will be fine. I have a few hours to kill both before and after my medical because of my train ticket times. I didn't really want to be 'hanging around' on my own given recent events but im sure i'll find something to do nearby for a while.

    I'll keep you updated! Thanks for the good luck :star:

  6. 1 hour ago, Yu&M said:

    Just an update:

     

    Completed medical at Knightsbridge. Whole process took like 40 minutes, only about 20 of which is spent with doctors while 20 is spent waiting between doctors. For those interested, it wasn't as invasive as I expected: X-ray, blood test, Ear, Throat and Abdomen  check along with a urine sample and blood pressure check.  

    Thanks for the update! I have mine on Thursday. Happy to hear it was easy :star:

  7. 13 hours ago, Estibaliz said:

    Nice to hear news from you :) I was missing you around!

    Thanks for the good luck and I sure know how you feel, since I was in that same position just one week ago. It feels good to be done with that part :) It also helped to feel a bit more confident for Thursday, at least regarding the 'travelling to the big city' part, because the Embassy is in the same area, so hoping everything goes smoothly like last time...

     

    What time is your medical exam? My interview is at 11:30 (your 10:30) 😊

    Aww, I have been reading but I've been so busy with work, and this conversation moves so fast now. 

     

    Im glad the medical went smoothly for you. My medical is at 15:10, so I guess 16:10 your time? 

    Thats exciting that your interview is quite early... I'll be on the train to London at that time! So I'll be looking out on here for some good news from you! How exciting  

  8. Hi all,

     

    This may be a very silly question but I'm just wondering if anyone who has been through a K1 interview at the US Embassy in London has had any comments made about an engagement ring (or lack there of haha).
    Long story short, I dont currently have an engagement ring for a number of reasons (want to pick it together, money needed elsewhere and well, hello its the 21st century and we will do it our way lol).

    I've heard the London Embassy is pretty chilled but not sure exactly how chilled.
    Thanks in Advance!

  9. Hi all,

     

    Congrats on more NOA2's, im so happy to see progress for a lot of people.
    For those still waiting, I hope yours comes soon. You all deserve to feel that relief by now.

    @amishbaby That honeymoon looks amazing! I can't wait to plan mine.

     

    Quick update that may or may not help people: Today I received my letter from the US Embassy In London. It is dated 9/9 (friday) THE DAY the tracker changed from 'in transit' to 'ready'. These cases must be being sent through email. There is just no way something can be mailed in one single day (between transit and ready).

    The embassy send you the full copy of I-129F complete with approval stamp and officers workings (check marks etc). There is also a cover letter with LND number and instructions on what to do next. This letter is ideal to take to the medical as proof of LND number etc.

    Happy Monday everyone, I hope this week is a good week :star:

  10. 8 minutes ago, Michellejune said:

    Ok thank you. We got our number today!!! What do we do now??? 

    You can track your case here: https://ceac.state.gov/ceacstattracker/status.aspx

    Once the status says 'ready', your file has been transfered to London. You can then do steps 1-5 here: https://uk.usembassy.gov/visas/fiancee-2/applying-for-the-visa/

    In the meantime, gather all your required documents i.e police certificate, passport pics, birth certificate, medical history, vaccine records, I-134, paychecks, W2s, letter from employer, new statement of intent (signed) and continued evidence of relationship ^_^

  11. 1 minute ago, Anne1988 said:

    Mines 154 days still nothing 

    It really sucks that some cases take longer than others. I guess the most frustrating thing is the feeling of being left behind when you see people after you being approved.

    In the bigger picture, a couple of weeks are nothing compared to the months from NOA1 to NOA2. So, you are almost there. I hope you hear something very soon and maybe your NOA2 is already on its way to you

  12. 3 minutes ago, Cris&Kei said:

    Day 138 :clock: so you guys not the only ones :help:i m starting to worried. My patience gone somewhere ..:clock:

     

    1 minute ago, mmedaus21 said:

    139 days and no reponse!!!

     

    If I remember correctly, we were on day 138 when we FINALLY received our NOA2 in the mail.  It had already been sent a week earlier and I consider our case one of the 'quick approvals'. I know how frustrating it feels right now. Try not to worry too much! I'd say you are still well in the normal time and you should be hearing something very, very soon! There have been a couple holidays in there too don't forget. So hang on in there, good luck! ^_^

  13. 47 minutes ago, JimInUS said:

     

    Even after getting our NOA2 yesterday I keep checking here to see if Keith and Monica got theirs. Our dates were very close, so I'm convinced you'll get it this week. Maybe there was a different person working on yours and they took some days off for Labor Day. 

    I keep doing the same with @Chris2870 and Faye. We had the same received date. Haven't seen anything posted from them for a while. But then this thread moves so quickly, and we have gained so many more VJers, its hard to keep track of who is posting and where everyone is up to! Keep us updated @Chris2870 ^_^

  14. 11 minutes ago, JessnTrev said:

    I'm not entirely sure haha, I asked what was the first one available and the women on the phoned said two weeks time which is the 19th. Hopefully they'll still be available! when are you going to book it?

    Congrats on finally being on the home straight! Must be so exciting :)

    Our case is still 'at NVC'. If I could book now I would but dont want to risk it not being at the embassy before the medical. Hopefully it will be there by Friday (going by other peoples timelines) but who knows!

  15. 2 hours ago, JessnTrev said:

    Hey guys, 

    I just booked my medical appointment for the 19th September (2 weeks today). because I've book that can I now fill out the readyness form online a d book my embassy meeting now? 

    Yep, once it's 'ready' and you've booked your medical you can continue by submitting the readiness form and then booking your interview! 

    Can I ask what dates were available still when you called? I really wanted to get my medical done on the 21/22 if I can. Are they quite flexible or do they give you strict appointment dates to choose from? 

  16. 20 hours ago, Derick said:

    Hi all,

    I have noticed that many February filers received their NOA2 s in May. My NOA1 is dated May 8th and I have not heard anything yet. When I look at the USCIS official site, it shows they are processing February 1st. I am so very confused and anxious to have my fiancee join me soon. We have a December wedding in the works.

    Any May filers still waiting or have received their NOA2 s??? Your input is much appreciated. 

    With those dates you are likely to get NOA2 late Sept, early October.

  17. 10 minutes ago, tcovington said:

    For London you have to have new letters of intent. The I-134, tax records of us citizen, letter from employer, (i think Govt workers can get away with using notification of personnel action) and at least two pay stubs. It helps to have proof that your relationship continued after you submitted your original packet, so new call logs and vacation photos and the like. From everything we've read London isn't that bad. The interviews tend to be short as well. Hope this helps and if I'm missing anything hopefully another U.K. filer can fill it in. 

    Thanks! So a copy of the original petition isnt necessary, at least for UK I guess.

    I have all the documents you mentioned, as well as birth and police certificate, passport pics and of course my passport ^_^. Hopefully we are good to go when the time comes!
    As for the wedding, we haven't planned a thing yet! We know we will be having a small ceremony with a few people, pretty low key. I want a big English wedding when I get my AP. Hopefully I can just explain this if it is brought up.

  18. Hi all, just wondering about the required documents for the interview (thinking way ahead now lol). I've heard people saying that they are taking a full copy of the original packet they sent to USCIS (I-129F. G325A etc).

    Is this required or are people doing this as an extra precaution?
    I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere on the London embassy website. Is this country specific?
    Thanks in advance!

    Hope everyone is having a good holiday weekend.

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