Moving To America From Uk, Will It Still Happen Due To Sudden Weekly Appointments To Specialist Eye Doctors?

[BenSears]

So my family has been in the process of moving to America (we have applied around 7 years ago) from the UK, and the interview for our green cards is soon, however I am unable to fly anytime soon due to my eye surgery recently, will it be delayed or will we simply not be accepted? (I'm 15), and for the people asking if I asked this before, this is a separate issue with one of my friends who's family has been trying to move to Washington.

[bobbinwales]

But you asked a question with exactly the same title yestaday

[Neveracrossword]

Well, the answers to the problem - when it was your girlfriend's problem - should help, surely? It seems a very similar situation, so the advice given by ABers might help again.

[Tilly2]

What???

[ToraToraTora]

what answer are you looking for?
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Travel/Question1732591.html

[ToraToraTora]

you have asked the same question 3 times what answer are you looking for?

[Buenchico]

As I posted on your other thread, the only health matters that can affect a visa interview are those which relate to threats to others or to matters such as drug addiction. (See my link on that thread). Eye surgery should not affect your visa interview or the outcome of it.

[Pedantic point: The Green Card scheme only applies to people with nationalities who're under-represented in US society. UK citizens are aren't eligible for Green Cards. It's a regular immigration visa that you're applying for, not a Green Card].

[Paigntonian]

This is a bit daft. If you're being accepted into the USA it doesn't make any difference when you arrive. Email the Embassy if you're in any way uncertain.

[pastafreak]

I'm confused...or maybe the OP is. Who has got the eye problems...you or your girlfriend?

[gness]

Me too, Pasta.