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CR-1 AOS to IR-1 medical exam info

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tommyboy   0

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Hello I would like to know if anyone has info regarding a CR-1 AOS (adjustment of status )to IR-1 of a U.S. spouse and if we have to have another Medical exam or will the medical she had overseas before obtaining her Visa be alright ? We are going to file form I 751 in a few more months and are not clear about the medical exam part of it. I have been told she must see a Civil Surgeon and do another complete Medical Exam, as well as I have been told she just has to complete the immunization record. Any info regarding this would be of great help, thanks TC

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YuAndDan   153

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Immigrants do not adjust status. Adjustment of Status has to do with a NON-Immigrant adjusting status to Immigrant, that is a K-Visa holder filing an I-485 to adjust status to an immigrant and get a green-card.

A medical is not needed when filing I-751.

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Immigrants do not adjust status. Adjustment of Status has to do with a NON-Immigrant adjusting status to Immigrant, that is a K-Visa holder filing an I-485 to adjust status to an immigrant and get a green-card.

A medical is not needed when filing I-751.

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wow thank you for this posting, i just finished my biometrics. i was just wondering if i am going to have to go for another medical exam. :)

 
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