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DV 2020 Sri Lankan Winners

@Atlan

Hi, wish you the very best and thanks for the details.
As you have mentioned we have to remove the seal of the medical reports in the security process is that okay with the officers when we give them the medical reports in an unsealed envelope?
 
Ralsh12 said:
@Atlan

Hi, wish you the very best and thanks for the details.
As you have mentioned we have to remove the seal of the medical reports in the security process is that okay with the officers when we give them the medical reports in an unsealed envelope?
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Yes, that is ok. You have to do it just outside the embassy security section once instructed. Then the applications collecting officer inside the embassy asks to hand over only the reports. We have to keep the chest X-ray CDs with us.
 
Atlan said:
Yes, that is ok. You have to do it just outside the embassy security section once instructed. Then the applications collecting officer inside the embassy asks to hand over only the reports. We have to keep the chest X-ray CDs with us.
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I got it. Thank you
 
casa123 said:
ri lankan police cert. valid for 6 months only.....whilst renew the same do we need to attest at the foreign ministry again the renewal one ...cos, the initial attested will be valid for 1 whole year whereas the police cert valid for six months ....pl specify more over do we need to attest all of the civil and cert.at foreign ministry to embassy, would the embassy ask for the mofa attested documents ...pl eloborate.
Thanks. .
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@Atlan , do we need to attest any? NO, right??
 
Hi Atlan,

First of all congratulations and best of luck with all your work there. I have few concerns. In DS 260, I mentioned Yes for Do you have all vacation at ions in accordance with US law? I thought this is the one we were having since our birth, that card. But my spouse doesn't have it. Do we get a vaccination records from our medical test? Is it okay to select yes in the above?
My second question is, my spouse worked in another country for 7 months. But as per KCC instructions we need a police certificate from a country if we lived there for more than 6 months, if our CURRENT RESIDENCE is different from our nationality. So I thought my spouse doesn't need one from that country? What do you think? This came as a concern when I saw your interview experience in Brit Simon's blog. There you have mentioned the embassy asked whether you have lived in another country for more than 6 months.

Thanks
 
EMCPK88 said:
Hi Atlan,

First of all congratulations and best of luck with all your work there. I have few concerns. In DS 260, I mentioned Yes for Do you have all vacation at ions in accordance with US law? I thought this is the one we were having since our birth, that card. But my spouse doesn't have it. Do we get a vaccination records from our medical test? Is it okay to select yes in the above?
My second question is, my spouse worked in another country for 7 months. But as per KCC instructions we need a police certificate from a country if we lived there for more than 6 months, if our CURRENT RESIDENCE is different from our nationality. So I thought my spouse doesn't need one from that country? What do you think? This came as a concern when I saw your interview experience in Brit Simon's blog. There you have mentioned the embassy asked whether you have lived in another country for more than 6 months.

Thanks
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Hi,

For immunization, selecting 'Yes' won't be a problem because you will be completing the immunization at the medical examination. It's good to have your old vaccination records at the medical exam but not mandatory. The doctor will obtain required details from your medical history and determine which vaccines to order.

Your spouse will need a police clearance from that country. It's mentioned clearly in the KCC and embassy instructions.
 
Yeah I agree with you SusieQQQ,
I agree with you. As I understood we need a police report from the another country if we have lived there for more than 6 months and if that is our current residence. So I thought my husband does not need one. Actually he served in Military and went for Haiti for 7 months for peace keeping operations. There is no way to get a police certificate as there is no Haiti Embassy in Sri Lanka or Sri Lanka embassy in Haiti. If we need to apply one outside Haiti, we have to apply through a representative, either through our friend or family member who lives there. But I don't have one. So I really need to get this cleared out whether my spouse actually needs or not.
 
EMCPK88 said:
Yeah I agree with you SusieQQQ,
I agree with you. As I understood we need a police report from the another country if we have lived there for more than 6 months and if that is our current residence. So I thought my husband does not need one. Actually he served in Military and went for Haiti for 7 months for peace keeping operations. There is no way to get a police certificate as there is no Haiti Embassy in Sri Lanka or Sri Lanka embassy in Haiti. If we need to apply one outside Haiti, we have to apply through a representative, either through our friend or family member who lives there. But I don't have one. So I really need to get this cleared out whether my spouse actually needs or not.
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official DoS guidance on police certificate for Haiti says
Haiti Police records are not required for initial application for an immigrant visa. When/if requested at the time of interview, police records may be obtained from the Central Bureau of the Judicial Police (Direction Centrale De la Police Judiciaire).
https://travel.state.gov/content/tr...ity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Haiti.html
Never seen that before, gotta be honest!
 
I went through that link. There it has mentioned under the fee section, it issues domestically only. Thus I further checked and got to know if we live outside Haiti, we have to apply through a representative.
 
EMCPK88 said:
I went through that link. There it has mentioned under the fee section, it issues domestically only. Thus I further checked and got to know if we live outside Haiti, we have to apply through a representative.
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Ok well, if you want to ignore the comment that they say at the end after that (and that I reproduced above) that’s up to you I guess.
 
Ah I got it wrong. I don't have to worry then. I was looking for this the whole day yesterday. I thought that comment is for immigrants who are going to Haiti. Thanks
 
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