Colombia Club Part II

[Ken y Leidys 20]

Ok everyone I have been away due to wrok and life.

The Son had his interview today and Passed they asked hardly asked any questions. Was expecting maybe a DNA test but nothing. All is good so now I have another son coming to the household.

Woo Hoo

That's great news! I'm glad to hear your family will now be together.

[Robert de Bonda 3]

Ok everyone I have been away due to wrok and life.

The Son had his interview today and Passed they asked hardly asked any questions. Was expecting maybe a DNA test but nothing. All is good so now I have another son coming to the household.

Woo Hoo

Congratulations! I have been part of a family separated by immigration laws. I can't begin to imagine going through that again. Having a family apart for too much time is something that we all hope to prevent.

[Robert de Bonda 3]

Best wishes to I & K who are going for their interview on Wednesday September 22. If you get a chance afterward, could you please let us now how it went.

Congratulations to Alix/I & K who were approved for their visa. See below.

Hola a Todos!!!.... Muchisimas gracias por sus palabras y buena energia... Solo entro de paso para decirles q?......ME APROBARON LA VISA!!!!....Gracias a Dios todo se dio como deseamos!!...Les prometo entrar luego y con mas calma le cuentos los detalles, porque no he parado ni un solo momento y porque quiero tomarme mi tiempo para compartir todo con ustedes que han sido un gran apoyo para mi.

LO IMPORTANTE ES QUE YA TENEMOS VISA!!!

Looks like we're doing pretty good with the visas; if only we could get some NOA2's all would be well.

[bramirez04 2]

Hello everyone i need help please!!

Juan Esteban and I are getting married in exactly one month we want to have everything ready for the AOS to send right after we get our marriage certificate. but i am confused i know a couple of you have already been through the AOS stage so maybe someone can help us.

i am looking at the Step by Step guide on visa journey for the AOS and i am confused about this: Medical Examination of Aliens Seeking Adjustment of Status[/b]from my understanding he is supposed to go to a doctor but i dont know what he is supposed to take or do at the doctors who do we ask? or is there a specific kind of doctor he has to go too?

and my other problem is this: Two passport-type photos (see specification) of the Non US Citizen Spouse. Write the full name and A# on the back what is an A# we dont have that number? where can we get it?

thanks everyone this is just all new to me, for the K-1 visa process we had a lawyer so she knew exactly what forms and stuff we needed but she was a pain in our butts so we kicked her to the curb and we decided to do the AOS on our own so we will be asking for a lot of help!

[Mononoke28 135]

Hello everyone i need help please!!

Juan Esteban and I are getting married in exactly one month we want to have everything ready for the AOS to send right after we get our marriage certificate. but i am confused i know a couple of you have already been through the AOS stage so maybe someone can help us.

i am looking at the Step by Step guide on visa journey for the AOS and i am confused about this: Medical Examination of Aliens Seeking Adjustment of Status[/b]from my understanding he is supposed to go to a doctor but i dont know what he is supposed to take or do at the doctors who do we ask? or is there a specific kind of doctor he has to go too?

and my other problem is this: Two passport-type photos (see specification) of the Non US Citizen Spouse. Write the full name and A# on the back what is an A# we dont have that number? where can we get it?

thanks everyone this is just all new to me, for the K-1 visa process we had a lawyer so she knew exactly what forms and stuff we needed but she was a pain in our butts so we kicked her to the curb and we decided to do the AOS on our own so we will be asking for a lot of help!

Hi there,

The medical examination your fiancé had in Colombia is valid for 12 months, so you're good with that. You still need form I-693 to be filled and signed by a civil surgeon approved by the USCIS (you can find a list of doctors on their website). To have this done, take the vaccination worksheet he received by the doctor in Bogotá and the doctor here should approve his vaccines and sign the form. Now, there are many places where they won't sign it unless he gets another medical, if that's the case remind them that his is good for 1 year and that all you need is for them to approve his vaccines and sign the form. Just don't get another medical, if they insist, go see another civil surgeon.

Your fiancé's A# should be typed on his NOA2. If it's not there, it should either on his passport or his visa.

Diana

[jpcanon 0]

Ok everyone I have been away due to wrok and life.

The Son had his interview today and Passed they asked hardly asked any questions. Was expecting maybe a DNA test but nothing. All is good so now I have another son coming to the household.

Woo Hoo

Congrats on the approval for the son- I know you have been at it for a while!

Joe

[bramirez04 2]

Hi there,

The medical examination your fiancé had in Colombia is valid for 12 months, so you're good with that. You still need form I-693 to be filled and signed by a civil surgeon approved by the USCIS (you can find a list of doctors on their website). To have this done, take the vaccination worksheet he received by the doctor in Bogotá and the doctor here should approve his vaccines and sign the form. Now, there are many places where they won't sign it unless he gets another medical, if that's the case remind them that his is good for 1 year and that all you need is for them to approve his vaccines and sign the form. Just don't get another medical, if they insist, go see another civil surgeon.

Your fiancé's A# should be typed on his NOA2. If it's not there, it should either on his passport or his visa.

Diana

Thanks Diana another couple of questions for you, at the bogota embassy were they supposed to give him back the vaccine worksheet? and another thing at the airport when he got here to the USA were they also supposed to give him a paper like that? bc they didn't give him anything but i thought i read somewhere they do give them something we are supposed to send with our AOS package. thanks!

[bramirez04 2]

I need help trying to see where i can get the I94 form you recieve at the airport here in the USA. Here in Fort Lauderdale they never gave Juan Esteban that form. Thanks!

[ryna 132]

I need help trying to see where i can get the I94 form you recieve at the airport here in the USA. Here in Fort Lauderdale they never gave Juan Esteban that form. Thanks!

Hello.. I posted a link in the other forum.. Don't know if you've seen it yet. Hope it can help you!

[dakay ♥ 10]

I need help trying to see where i can get the I94 form you recieve at the airport here in the USA. Here in Fort Lauderdale they never gave Juan Esteban that form. Thanks!

read this link: What to do if your I-94 is lost, has incorrect information, or was not stamped

[Mononoke28 135]

Thanks Diana another couple of questions for you, at the bogota embassy were they supposed to give him back the vaccine worksheet? and another thing at the airport when he got here to the USA were they also supposed to give him a paper like that? bc they didn't give him anything but i thought i read somewhere they do give them something we are supposed to send with our AOS package. thanks!

Yes, they were supposed to give him back the vaccination worksheet that was included in his medical exam. You need to take it to the civil surgeon so he can fill out form I-693. If you don't have it, try calling the doctor in Bogotá to see if they can give you another copy of it. If not, he can also go to any doctor or health center to get a blood titer test for immunity. This test will show the vaccines he's had, the lowest cost I've seen is $25 and they charge by disease, so it would be 3 for MMR, 1 for TD and 1 for varicella.

Diana

[Mononoke28 135]

I need help trying to see where i can get the I94 form you recieve at the airport here in the USA. Here in Fort Lauderdale they never gave Juan Esteban that form. Thanks!

bramirez04,

This is the form I told you about before your fiancé's appointment but you probably don't remember. I'm sure he received one but didn't pay attention to it because many times they give you one before you board the plane and if not, the flight attendants always make a couple of rounds asking people if they need to fill one out. The only people who don't need it are US citizens, permanent residents or people entering with visas CR or IR.

Try going back to the airport and explain what happened, they might give you another one. If not, then you will need to file a form to get another one. But try going to his POE first to see if they're nice enough to help you out.

Diana

[bramirez04 2]

bramirez04,

This is the form I told you about before your fiancé's appointment but you probably don't remember. I'm sure he received one but didn't pay attention to it because many times they give you one before you board the plane and if not, the flight attendants always make a couple of rounds asking people if they need to fill one out. The only people who don't need it are US citizens, permanent residents or people entering with visas CR or IR.

Try going back to the airport and explain what happened, they might give you another one. If not, then you will need to file a form to get another one. But try going to his POE first to see if they're nice enough to help you out.

Diana

Diana,

I just asked him if he filled something out in the airport and he told me the flight attendent gave a paper to fill out and he did so they stapled like a half piece of paper to his passport i just looked and its stamped and it says I-94 on the bottom. this is it right?! thank god!

[Ken y Leidys 20]

Diana,

I just asked him if he filled something out in the airport and he told me the flight attendent gave a paper to fill out and he did so they stapled like a half piece of paper to his passport i just looked and its stamped and it says I-94 on the bottom. this is it right?! thank god!

It is that exact white, cardstock form that reads "I-94" on the bottom. It is on the same page as Juan Esteban's K-1 Visa from the Bogota embassy. You're both ready for your special day!

[NArocks 13]

Congrats on the approval for the son- I know you have been at it for a while!

Joe

JP thanks a million as i know your journey for your Wife was also a very long one