Will let you know once I find out. Do IOM transport people to Nairobi hospital for the X rays? I need to go back and read IOM experiences.I'm also considering it. Where can one have the screening done?
Will let you know once I find out. Do IOM transport people to Nairobi hospital for the X rays? I need to go back and read IOM experiences.I'm also considering it. Where can one have the screening done?
How many threads have you read so far?Yes, that one was so lucky. Many others were not. So, I swear 2015 and previous selectees were just on another level. About 2 or 3 of them booked a regular NIV appointment as they were the only ones available. When they got to the embassy, they were lucky to find people who would allow them to continue on with the greencard visa interview. None of them were turned back.
If I'm not wrong that's what they doWill let you know once I find out. Do IOM transport people to Nairobi hospital for the X rays? I need to go back and read IOM experiences.
I have read all the previous Kenyan selectees years and all interview experiences on Simon's blog. All mind blowing I must say. If you get a chance, pick a year and read through from beginning to end maybe for a week per year. Some years don't have too much.How many threads have you read so far?
Wow, you've really done your homework. I still on 2013.I have read all the previous Kenyan selectees years and all interview experiences on Simon's blog. All mind blowing I must say. If you get a chance, pick a year and read through from beginning to end maybe for a week per year. Some years don't have too much.
I was amazed at how much work goes onto getting the visa. Like I said, i have never thought of life after the selection because I had never been selected. I could not believe that it was a process after selection. When I found out I was selected, I starred googling for answer and that's when I came across this forum. I became even more fascinated. I first encountered the 2015 group which made the whole thing so intriguing. Once I started, I could not stop. The highs the lows and the in between.Wow, you've really done your homework. I still on 2013.
I also started doing my research after selection. I'm glad the internet has a lot of information nowadays. My mum was selected in 2003. She never got an interview. She still believes there's a second draw that is done after selection. She has no idea about case numbers, selectee numbers and being current...I was amazed at how much work goes onto getting the visa. Like I said, i have never thought of life after the selection because I have never been selected. I could not believe that it was a process after selection. When I came across this forum, I became even more fascinated. I first encountered the 2015 group which made the whole thing so intriguing. Once I started, I could not stop. The highs the lows and the in between.
Treatment for latent TB takes 6 to 9 monthsSo, when you have an X ray, during the TB check up, if they find any scarring on the lung tissues, then they put a hold on your medicals. For such people, a scar could be the result of an earlier case of active TB that has been cured, a sign of an earlier respiratory infection unrelated to TB or a sign of aggressive latent TB that the body has contained.
However, you will still be put on TB treatment which takes about 8 months (or is it weeks? I stand corrected). At least from what I have read from our predecessors. Now imagine if one falls in the August or September interviews?
To answer your question @Maggie.n some people do advice to do screening way before the actual medicals. I am actually considering it.
Oh myI also started doing my research after selection. I'm glad the internet has a lot of information nowadays. My mum was selected in 2003. She never got an interview. She still believes there's a second draw that is done after selection. She has no idea about case numbers, selectee numbers and being current...
My sister was also selected in 2009. Still clueless about these things and keeps telling me to wait for the second selection.
It's good to research. It helps one prepare for any eventuality.
Oh my. That's so sad. Once something happens, my curiosity goes on another level. I don't think every year has a 2nd selection. Yes, this year there may be one. So check yours too. You just never know.I also started doing my research after selection. I'm glad the internet has a lot of information nowadays. My mum was selected in 2003. She never got an interview. She still believes there's a second draw that is done after selection. She has no idea about case numbers, selectee numbers and being current...
My sister was also selected in 2009. Still clueless about these things and keeps telling me to wait for the second selection.
It's good to research. It helps one prepare for any eventuality.
I had watched a video saying thy doIf I'm not wrong that's what they do
What's a second generation ID card?This is what I have found so far from the 2018 crew.
"Any one who did police cert using the old ID card...read somewhere you must use a second generation ID Card.....!! Outside Nairobi via huduma centre the process takes a month....in Nairobi two weeks....!! Will hit the road quite a few times".
And then I have attached info on IOM based on the 2018 crew as well. Remember, one cannot book medicals until receipt of 2NL
I can only assume that's the new ID/DL type they are doing now. As for PCC, this is what I found. Also note this is after 2NL too.What's a second generation ID card?
Isn't the police certificate downloaded from ecitizen nowadays?
What's a second generation ID card?
Isn't the police certificate downloaded from ecitizen nowadays?
These guys stress guys a lot@FRAN 2020AF30XXX So, if they do find a scar on your X ray, one is subjected to the sputum test. That is the one that takes 8 weeks to confirm if one has TB or not. Someone had a cold prior to the medicals thus X ray came back with a scar. Unfortunately, they still had to do that test and IOM emailed the embassy to cancel the interview. She did eventually get lucky to get a new interview date after results showed negative.
The 2nd generation is the small ID card either laminated or plasticI believe the 2nd generation ID card is the plastic ID card. The 1st gen being the laminated paper one.
These guys stress guys a lot
Boris Johnsons girlfriend has been denied a US visa, now who am I?
Waah.so we start looking for them earlier..The 2nd generation is the small ID card either laminated or plastic
The 1st generation was bigger and was phased out in the run up to the 1997 elections
The 3rd generation is to be implemented with the huduma number details, it will be a smart ID with a microchip