Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
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Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
A friend of mine told me about this site. It's great. I got done to reading some I-130 posts. So please go easy on me and my question(s) that I ask.
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
#2
Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
A friend of mine told me about this site. It's great. I got done to reading some I-130 posts. So please go easy on me and my question(s) that I ask.
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
Sorry I can't help you with your questions but from what you've said my major concern would be healthcare for your parents if they come to live here.
#3
Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
You mean you are married or were married to a USC and have since naturalized.
You would file the I-130 (one for each parent) in the US and eventually they will interview at the US Consulate in London.
Unfortunately, yes that is the only civil physician who can administer the medical for US immigration visas in all of the UK.
You would file the I-130 (one for each parent) in the US and eventually they will interview at the US Consulate in London.
Unfortunately, yes that is the only civil physician who can administer the medical for US immigration visas in all of the UK.
A friend of mine told me about this site. It's great. I got done to reading some I-130 posts. So please go easy on me and my question(s) that I ask.
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
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Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
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Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
You mean you are married or were married to a USC and have since naturalized.
yes that is correct
You would file the I-130 (one for each parent) in the US and eventually they will interview at the US Consulate in London.
Unfortunately, yes that is the only civil physician who can administer the medical for US immigration visas in all of the UK.
yes that is correct
You would file the I-130 (one for each parent) in the US and eventually they will interview at the US Consulate in London.
Unfortunately, yes that is the only civil physician who can administer the medical for US immigration visas in all of the UK.
So there is no way in them coming here to visit and having their medicals done here??
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Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
What happens if you go through Belfast? Do they not have one there?
It is the US Gov who appoint the Surgery, they could have required disabled access.
But a minor issue compared to what to do with medical issues when you get here.
It is the US Gov who appoint the Surgery, they could have required disabled access.
But a minor issue compared to what to do with medical issues when you get here.
#7
Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
There might very well be another way into the building for handicapped people. The poster she is referring to did not mention that she had asked and was told there were no ramped areas available to access.
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Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
A friend of mine told me about this site. It's great. I got done to reading some I-130 posts. So please go easy on me and my question(s) that I ask.
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
I have a question regarding my parents from UK.
I am a USC (by marriage) and I would like to sponsor my parents over.
Does the I-130 have to be filed in UK back home OR can I file the I-130 for them here?
What concerns me is the medical. I have read numerous posts of how it's done in London Knightsbridge - I cannot believe they are the ONLY USCIS Civil surgeons there to do medicals for immigration. My mother is disabled and i read somewhere where a mother had to carry her son up the flight of stairs?? That's just not on.
Is there any chance the medical could be taken place over here in the U.S??
This flier from USCIS explains the flow: http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Resources/A1en.pdf
#9
Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
So there is no way in them coming here to visit and having their medicals done here??
Rene
#10
Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
My mother is disabled
#11
Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
You need to call them to enquire nearer the time (or now to put your mind at rest) but agree with others that you need to really look into health insurance in USA for mum before you get started on this
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Re: Newbie here- go easy on my question please :)
There are 2 London Embassy doc locations - one in Knightsbridge (there may well be a back way into the office which is accessible plus I noticed on their site that there is another location which may well be accessible.
You need to call them to enquire nearer the time (or now to put your mind at rest) but agree with others that you need to really look into health insurance in USA for mum before you get started on this
You need to call them to enquire nearer the time (or now to put your mind at rest) but agree with others that you need to really look into health insurance in USA for mum before you get started on this