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Sure, but at this point they should attend the interview and explain their situation to the Consular Officer and hopefully when the Medicals are cleared they might be able to get their visa. They shouldn't miss their appointed interview.

They should attend the interview and hopefully they'll be placed on AP then IOM forwards the file after the tests are done hopefully it's nothing major

Congratulations, it hasn't been an easy journey for sure but it has come to pass. If it's meant to be it'll happen. What did they say about her interview?

My last name had an apostrophe but it was never included in the visa or any other government issued documents. Not a problem.

That sucks, hang in there man.

1. Medicals are conducted over 2 days. 2. If there are no issues they give you the Medical CD on the 2nd day.

I guess if it's a government requirement it wouldn't hurt to get but all the embassy cares for is a valid passport.

No, you should be good.

Your interview will be sometime early 2019. Get started on getting your documents and finances ready.

It's not a big problem, I had 3 names on most of my documents but the passport had 4 names. I did an affidavit stating I was the same person. The interviewing officer did not even look at it at the interview. KNEC has nothing to do with it.

They expire after 6 months or a year so don't start too early. After you get your 2nd notification is a good time.

Pole, hang in there. If it's meant to be it'll happen. Keep in touch with IOM and hopefully it'll be rescheduled and done in time. Don't give up yet.

It's been a minute since I've been on this forum. Life happened. I'm glad you've been assisted and it seems KNEC styled up. During our days I went to Mtihani house on Haile Selassie and we paid at Equity branches. Glad to see they use mpesa now. Are you ready with everything else? Medicals, CID...

Just be ready with those answers if CBP does ask and you should be good.

True..

Only if you were married before becoming a LPR can you be eligible for the following-to-join benefits otherwise you file an I-130.

You still have to send in photos even if the applicant is overseas with names written on the back of the photos.

An affidavit will be helpful but you still need the marriage certificate to submit your I-130 paperwork otherwise they'll put your case on hold until you provide that marriage certificate. I wrote about submitting one for my wife 2 years ago. Read here and let me know if you have any questions...

I believe you have to file an I-130 for both wife and baby. I filled for my wife 2 years ago and it took about 9 months from when I filled the paperwork to when she got the visa. Being a citizen the process is faster, as a green card holder the process takes much longer. To find out more about...

Start getting ready, your finances, what you'd like to do when you make the move and of course choose your sponsor carefully.. it makes a huge difference