for those who have already had a London interview
May 31st 2004, 5:39 am
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for those who have already had a London interview
This may seem a silly question, but I just want to make sure of the answer. I have my interview in London for my CR-1 on Thursday. In the letter sent to me, it states my medical is at 8am at Dr Phelan's office down the road from the embassy. But before going here, do I need to "sign in" or anything at the US embassy?
Cheers!
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May 31st 2004, 6:22 am
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Re: for those who have already had a London interview
Originally posted by ahiggs
This may seem a silly question, but I just want to make sure of the answer. I have my interview in London for my CR-1 on Thursday. In the letter sent to me, it states my medical is at 8am at Dr Phelan's office down the road from the embassy. But before going here, do I need to "sign in" or anything at the US embassy?
Cheers!
This may seem a silly question, but I just want to make sure of the answer. I have my interview in London for my CR-1 on Thursday. In the letter sent to me, it states my medical is at 8am at Dr Phelan's office down the road from the embassy. But before going here, do I need to "sign in" or anything at the US embassy?
Cheers!
Just go straight to Dr Phelan's and from there you'll go to the Embassy. From memory, I think its about a 10/15 minute walk.
May 31st 2004, 9:11 am
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Re: for those who have already had a London interview
And when you get to the embassy after the medical, remember that you DO NOT have to wait in what will almost certainly be a long line. Show your appointment letter and ID to the person with a clipboard and they will let you in.
I was so glad we read that before hand or it would have been a loooooooong day.
I was so glad we read that before hand or it would have been a loooooooong day.
May 31st 2004, 11:56 am
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Re: for those who have already had a London interview
Originally posted by KatherineH
And when you get to the embassy after the medical, remember that you DO NOT have to wait in what will almost certainly be a long line. Show your appointment letter and ID to the person with a clipboard and they will let you in.
I was so glad we read that before hand or it would have been a loooooooong day.
And when you get to the embassy after the medical, remember that you DO NOT have to wait in what will almost certainly be a long line. Show your appointment letter and ID to the person with a clipboard and they will let you in.
I was so glad we read that before hand or it would have been a loooooooong day.
