NVC/Chennai mail delay - Interview likely in FEB/MARCH

Best of luck

Wish all of you the best - you deserve it. Enjoy your weekend. I was expecting my interview in Feb. but I think I will get it in March.
 
Is Lister Open on Sundays? Also where on the web is the information on Drs. and the labs?

Please let me know. Thanks
 
post your category also like EB1, EB2, EB3 it would be very helpful

agun

PCC - 01/09/2001
Int. Date = --
CATEGORY: EB2

guys it would be helpful if you can post your category also. I don\'t know my interview date may be by look at your category I may atleast know approximate date
 
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Not sure about Hepatitis B. And yes they take X-ray and give mmr and tetanus shot. Also test for Tb skin test. Be aware that pregnant women cant take any shots nor shd they be exposed to X-ray.

Hope this helps
Sujatha
 
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manbird
I believe the chennai consulate website has info about Drs. and the lab. Not sure about Lister working days.
The website is http://madras.sphynx.com. Check the Immigration FAQ section.

Hope this helps
Sujatha
 
I\'ve already had my medicals done here...do u think they can validate the x-ray,vaccinations,bloodw

Appreciate your inputs !!!
Thanks in advance.
 
Sujatha

Thanks for the info. I am a single guy so the other part of the info is not very much applicable. Thanks a lot though.
 
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i know that vaccination records are accepted at Dr.V. But the medical examination and blood work has to be done again, since for CP you have to get these things done at Consulate approved Dr. and lab.

Sujatha
 
PCC from local police station in India

Has anyone done any research on how long it would take to get a PCC from local district police station (chennai and bangalore perhaps).? And also the RPO? Please post if you have any information on this.

Thanks in advance.
 
Thollai

Nice name. I am not sure if you really need it ( I mean whether the consulate insists even though it is on their web site). I think get a pcc from the consulate here in the us and you should be fine.
I dont think they will then bother to get something from the local police station. If you have that it wont hurt, even otherwise my take is just have one PCC from the Indian consulate in the US and u should u be ok.
 
Interview on Feb 19 - 8AM

My folks called Chennai and found out that my interview is on Feb 19 @ 8AM. But will wait till the case # appears on the website. But the lady who picked up had said that this is confirmed as they have received NVC petitions, since my Dad enquired about NVC petition.

Hopefully all our cases get listed on the website this time. Good luck to all of us.

Have a good wknd. Will go home and have a couple of drinks myself........
 
PCC

I have applied for PCC in Chicago on Jan 2, it was faxed to Bangalore on 10th Jan. by the consulate. My interview date is on Feb 15th and I\'m planning on leaving in the first week of Feb.

I don\'t think I\'ll be able to get PCC from local consulate. Anyone else in the same situation? How are we going to handle this scenario. Indian consulate in Chicago says they will wait for 45 days for bangalore passport office to reply. If they do not receive reply withing 45 days, they are authorized to issue one.

Chicago consulate is willing to give me a letter saying my PCC has been applied. I\'m thinking of taking that letter if I do not get PCC by that time.

Any thoughts?
 
Acehart, my wife is in the same boat

I got mine on the same day from NY. Her\' is the 45 day thing. I am planning on sending someone to the RPO in Hyd. to get it expedited. Let us seen what happens. I will keep you guys posted.

If we do not get it, I guess we will also take a letter from NY.
 
Guys ,please post your PCC details in the thread give below

acehart "PCC Tracking - Chennai Feb Interview" 1/12/02 10:16am
 
Information from my Lawyer on PCC (might be slightly stale, however check the last paragraph)

Update from AILA on Police Certificates/India

                                                                 
 POLICE RECORD
 All Indian IV applicants aged 16 and over, residing in India,
 should obtain police certificates from the local Passport
 Office. Applicants whose Indian passport was issued within the
 past six months may present just the Passport Office Police
 Certificate, and need not obtain additional police clearances.
 Applicants over age 16, whose passports were issued more than
 six months previous to visa application, must also obtain a
 police clearance from the
 District Police Office serving the applicant\'s place of
 residence.
 Indian passport holders applying for visas outside India should
 obtain a statement from their local embassy or consulate
 confirming they have no criminal record. Non-Indian IV
 applicants residing in India should obtain police certificates
 from the District Police Station serving their area of
 residence. Indian police certificates are not available for
 foreign (non-Indian) applicants applying outside India.
                                                                 
 John Nay, the supervisory Consul General in New Delhi, has
 stated that all Indian posts (except Calcutta, which only deals
 with orphans) are changing to the new policy effective February
 1. Each post will update its own web site, and they are all
 including new instructions in their appointment letters. They
 are still working out some implementation details, so they ask
 for your patience and understanding, but desire to assure
 applicants that they will not be "unfairly wiped out on this."
 
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