theballaam96's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Courtney Beneficiary's Name: Tom VJ Member: theballaam96 Country: United Kingdom Last Updated: 2021-04-17 |
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Timeline Comments: 3
Matthew Dodds on 2021-05-28 said:Hi There, i was just looking at your timeline, and if possible could you tell me a little bit about the medical for your K1 Visa? any information you could tell me would be greatly appreciated.
Theballaam96 on 2021-05-28 said:Hello Matthew, medical was pretty easy to be honest. I booked the medical from VisaMedicals (make sure that your medical is at least 5 working days before your scheduled interview). Finding the place was a little tough, but with some help from the locals it was pretty easy.
In terms of the medical itself, the process for mine went as follows:
- When you enter you give your name, they take a photo of you and do a temperature check on your forehead (COVID-19 check)
- They give you a questionnaire to fill out and you go in the waiting room to do so
- Once you've done this, they'll give you a test tube for your urine test. You do not have to do this immediately but you need to get the test tube at least half full. The one thing I can say about this is that the required amount of urine is a lot higher than other tests you may have done in the past. In the waiting room there is a water jug, I would advise drinking the water as soon as you can so that you can start working on your urine sample.
- There are a few parts of the medical in terms of examination. They list all of them on their website and it's all relatively straight forward.
- Once you are done, you go back to the front desk, they'll sort out some papers and various information that you'll need to have with you for the Adj of Status stage of the process.
Matthew Dodds on 2021-05-28 said:Thank you so much for that information, that is a huge huge help. i have been so nervous about this stage, as i have never been to london before and i have no clue where to go.
If i may ask, to your knowledge would you say that K1 visa interviews are being processed quickly or pritty slow in general?
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