Dv 2013 kenyan selectees report here!!!!
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Where exactly is this IOM hospital situated? which matatu do you take from town? which stage?
for the one asking about a positive TB test, please use this link
http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3745.html
http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3745.html
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Important Visa Interview Notices
You should be aware of the following information prior to your visa interview:
Failure to complete the medical examination prior to the visa interview can lead to possible refusal.
Failure to bring a copy of the appointment letter to the interview may delay the interview
Advance assurance that a visa will be issued cannot be given. A consular officer can make a decision only after your formal application and documents are reviewed, and you are interviewed.
DO NOT make arrangements to travel to the U.S., to dispose of property, or to resign employment until the visa has been issued.
An immigrant visa is usually valid for up to six months from the date of issuance unless your medical examination validity expires sooner, which may make your visa valid for less than six months. You must arrive and apply for admission in the United States before the visa Expiration Date.
The interviewing officer will try to conduct the visa interview quickly; however, several hours may pass before final action can be taken. If problems arise, you may not receive a visa on the day of the appointment and may have to visit the U.S. Embassy/Consulate again.
If you, your spouse and/or children who were previously issued J1 visas, and were admitted to the U.S. under INA 101(a)(15)(J), and studied, worked, lived, or are now in the United States as exchange visitors, you and/or they may need to satisfy a two-year foreign residence and physical presence requirement.
An immigrant visa may not be issued to an applicant found to be ineligible under section 212(e). The consular officer will advise those affected by this requirement about how to become eligible.
Applicants whose 21st birthday is before the appointment date should immediately contact the U.S. Embassy/Consulate General where the interview will occur to request an earlier appointment. Failure to receive a visa before the applicant's 21st birthday may make the applicant ineligible for an immigrant visa at this time.
Failure to Appear
Intending immigrants have one year after notification of the visa interview appointment schedule from the NVC to pursue a visa or the visa application and any approved visa petition for the applicant will be cancelled.
Immigrants Advised to Carry Immunization and Other Records to United States
Immigrant children entering the U.S. must show a record of complete immunization to enroll in school. Therefore, the US Public Health Services (USPHS) strongly recommends that children have evidence from a physician documenting immunity, or a record of immunizations. During the Medical Examination panel physicians will advise applicants of this recommendation and urge them to obtain evidence from a physician, local health department, or school prior to departure
You should be aware of the following information prior to your visa interview:
Failure to complete the medical examination prior to the visa interview can lead to possible refusal.
Failure to bring a copy of the appointment letter to the interview may delay the interview
Advance assurance that a visa will be issued cannot be given. A consular officer can make a decision only after your formal application and documents are reviewed, and you are interviewed.
DO NOT make arrangements to travel to the U.S., to dispose of property, or to resign employment until the visa has been issued.
An immigrant visa is usually valid for up to six months from the date of issuance unless your medical examination validity expires sooner, which may make your visa valid for less than six months. You must arrive and apply for admission in the United States before the visa Expiration Date.
The interviewing officer will try to conduct the visa interview quickly; however, several hours may pass before final action can be taken. If problems arise, you may not receive a visa on the day of the appointment and may have to visit the U.S. Embassy/Consulate again.
If you, your spouse and/or children who were previously issued J1 visas, and were admitted to the U.S. under INA 101(a)(15)(J), and studied, worked, lived, or are now in the United States as exchange visitors, you and/or they may need to satisfy a two-year foreign residence and physical presence requirement.
An immigrant visa may not be issued to an applicant found to be ineligible under section 212(e). The consular officer will advise those affected by this requirement about how to become eligible.
Applicants whose 21st birthday is before the appointment date should immediately contact the U.S. Embassy/Consulate General where the interview will occur to request an earlier appointment. Failure to receive a visa before the applicant's 21st birthday may make the applicant ineligible for an immigrant visa at this time.
Failure to Appear
Intending immigrants have one year after notification of the visa interview appointment schedule from the NVC to pursue a visa or the visa application and any approved visa petition for the applicant will be cancelled.
Immigrants Advised to Carry Immunization and Other Records to United States
Immigrant children entering the U.S. must show a record of complete immunization to enroll in school. Therefore, the US Public Health Services (USPHS) strongly recommends that children have evidence from a physician documenting immunity, or a record of immunizations. During the Medical Examination panel physicians will advise applicants of this recommendation and urge them to obtain evidence from a physician, local health department, or school prior to departure
about visa interview http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3744.html
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Enoo, follow the link below for the new location of IOM
http://nairobi.iom.int/notice-mhac-relocates-to-gigiri
By the way in which country are you coming from
http://nairobi.iom.int/notice-mhac-relocates-to-gigiri
By the way in which country are you coming from
Thanks Ash and Ug1 for your replies. I will make sure everything is okay before I go for the medicals next year.
Thank you. I hope everything will be okay with your results.
thank you bro jmigwi for answering family !God bless you also remember Family 2133 that all good things comes from the lord apart from selectees reading the post i strongly encourage you to also spare a minute for the verse posted by our loving brothers and sisters! anyway can someone tell me more about the state of colorado because in Gods name i will be there next year thank you peeps and i wish you all the best in your endeavors more so peeps facing the CO !THANK YOU AND GOD LOVES YOU JAMES 1;17
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Thanks Akelloh for encouraging me, I am now strong what come may. All I know about Colorado is that its among the first ten richest states of US and so cost of living may be a bit high. Follow the link below for more info
http://247wallst.com/investing/2011/09/15/the-weathiest-states-in-america/2/
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thanks for your information family ! but lets keep the faith and trust in the lord ! 2014 members should start being active and would like 2 add that we indicate our 4n numbers if possible !anyway all the best to all those facing the CO! JAMES 1;17 HE LOVES YOU
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1st Update you signature please all the best, as you organize the 2014 forum. Guys you need to go through previous threads I went through 2012 dv forum you can start from there.
True..Enoo please start reading from page one
1st Update you signature please all the best, as you organize the 2014 forum. Guys you need to go through previous threads I went through 2012 dv forum you can start from there.
Nickelly, how are you? The 2014 guys you need to relax and go through the 2012, 2013 forum. 90% of what is your concern is covered in this 2 forums. I remember i went through almost everything in this whole site and by the time i was through, i had all doubts and qs answered. Take your time and go through them. We also had a routine of all members updating their signatures. By looking at your signature you can be well advised by members in all your qs. Pls make Makiki proud she enforced this rule fiercely.
Kindly let the hospital or the doc administering the Vcs to be aware of your worry and his condition before you go ahead. Am sure he will be able to reassure or give an alternative.