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jessicaDiana   0

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hi everyone!

i seem to be a little confused...i have my medical examination next wednesday at woking medical in vancouver. Im just going through the woking medical site making sure i have the required documents, and i do. The only thing that is confusing me is the medical exam requires me to bring "my letter" to the exam when i go in. The site says:

LETTER

Bring your letter with your case number. W E C A N N O T see you without a case number.

The letter must show T H E N A M E and T H E C A S E N U M B E R for E A C H A P P L I C A N T in your family.

For example, if your letter shows "John Smith", it cannot be used for "Mary Smith and Jane Smith" unless their names are on it.Families can share one copy of the same letter as long as all names are clearly shown along with a case number.

Recently some people have been bringing their "appointment letter", which will not suffice as it does not show a case number.

Please ensure your letter shows your N A M E and C A S E N U M B E R.

are they talking about the letter i got in the mail from the consulate general giving me notification to schedual my interiew appointment? i dont know what letter there exactly reffering to...

ide greatly appreciate some help!!!

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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Does the interview letter show the Case number on it?

You need a letter that has name / case number on it.

I used my USEM transfer letter from NVC that had name / case number etc on it.

- btw this should be in the Canada section as it is specific to Canada.

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Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

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CentaursLady   4

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I took the letter that states "we are happy to advise you that we have begun processing you K-1 visa" which tells you to book your appointment at consulate.

It has your case number at the bottom.

I just showed them that and done. they give it right back to you

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Jullieta   0

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Yes you have to carry your Interview Appointment letter (Please carry all the Pages. For CR1 it is 5 pages but I have no idea about K1)to the Medical Examination. All the Best! :thumbs:

USCIS:

Service Center : California

Consulate : Montreal, Canada

2010-10-09: Marriage

2010-12-08: I-130 Sent

2010-12-14: I-130 NOA1

2011-05-10: I-130 Approved

NVC:

2011-05-26: NVC Received

2011-10-12: Request for Upgrade from F2A to CR1

2011-10-13: Case Upgraded to CR1

2011-10-18: Opted for EP (Electronic Consular Processing)

2011-10-20: Received IV / I-864 Bill

2011-10-20: Pay IV / I-864 Bill

2011-10-21: EP Confirmation by NVC (e-mail)

2011-10-22: DS 260 Submitted

2011-10-23: DS 260 Supporting/Civil Documents Emailed to NVC

2011-10-29: Return Completed I-864

2011-11-02: RFE to Provide Landed-immigration/Visa Document of Country of Residence with 6 months or more validity

2011-11-07: RFE emailed to NVC

2011-11-14: Case Completed at NVC

2011-12-01: Interview Date Assigned

2011-12-02: Date Package Left From NVC

Medical/US Consulate/POE:

2011-12-05: Consulate Received

2011-12-13: Medical at Seiden's Toronto

2011-12-15: Passed Medical

2012-01-04: Interview

2012-01-05: Visa Received

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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No need to double post just ask a mod to move your question.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/344459-letter-to-bring-to-medical/

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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dukeandduchess   141

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Bring the letter you got in the mail that has your case number on it. They only need your case number from the letter.

It starts off with VAC and a bunch of numbers.

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Why are there four posts in the last day by the same poster, all on the same issue? :wacko:

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Married: 07-03-09

I-130 filed: 08-11-09

NOA1: 09-04-09

NOA2: 10-01-09

NVC received: 10-14-09

Opted In to Electronic Processing: 10-19-09

Case complete @ NVC: 11-13-09

Interview assigned: 01-22-10 (70 days between case complete and interview assignment)

Medical in Vancouver: 01-28-10

Interview @ Montreal: 03-05-10 -- APPROVED!

POE @ Blaine (Pacific Highway): 03-10-10

3000 mile drive from Vancouver to DC: 03-10-10 to 3-12-10

Green card received: 04-02-10

SSN received: 04-07-10

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Inky Grand Master

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Why are there four posts in the last day by the same poster, all on the same issue? :wacko:

yea happens a lot when people freak out. More so in the recent year than since i joined VJ lol.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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Kathryn41   3,205

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Duplicate threads have been merged and the duplicate post removed.

Please do not start additional threads on the same subject when you already have one going. You need to be patient. Our members will answer your thread when they have a chance to read it and respond. Starting a new thread will not get you answers faster, and may actually cause people who might otherwise answer, not answer as they aren't sure in which thread to respond.

Also, if you are asking about the same part of the process (eg your medical exam) , please try to ask any questions related about that in one thread rather than starting a new thread for a new question about the same process. That way all of the related information will be in the same place and you are more likely to get accurate information in response.

Thanks

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