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★PinK ButTerfLy★   0

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All the vaccinations i have had are: Measles, Rubella, Tetanus, Influenza, Hepatitis B...

List of vaccine-preventable diseases:

1. Mumps

2. Measles

3. Rubella

4. Polio

5. Tetanus

6. Diphtheria

7. Pertussis

8. Haemophilus influenzae Type B

9. Rotavirus

10. Hepatitis A

11. Hepatitis B

12. Meningocococcal disease

13. Human papillomavirus

14. Varicella

15. Pneumococcal pneumonia

16. Influenza

17. Zoster

May.29.2009 Got married!!!

July.22.2009 Sent our AOS paperwork I-130(g-325) and I-485(I-131, I-765, I-864, g-325)

July.28.2009 Immigration Received Paperwork

July.31.2009 Received NOA (I-130, I-765, I-485, I-131) and ASC Appointment Notice

August.27.2009 ASC Appointment (biometrics)

September.01.2009 Card production ordered

September.02.2009 Received Approval notice I-765

September.04.2009 Received Advance parole in the mail (I-131) =) yaaay i get to go home in December!

September. 11.2009 Received employment card :)

September.14.2009 Received Request to appear for initial interview

October.21.2009 INTERVIEW

Got approved that same day and i received my Residency Card 2 weeks later

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if you check the CDC website for each of these vaccines, you'll find that a majority of them are age-specific, i.e. for the very young (babies and toddlers) or the very old (over 60). i freaked out when i first saw the list and compared it to the vaccines i'd already had, but then i did the research and i only ended up having to have an extra rubella shot plus a tetanus.

07-10-2008 entered US on J-1 visa

01-01-2009 officially engaged

04-06-2009 married

04-25-2009 filed AOS

05-22-2009 biometrics appointment

06-05-2009 EAD received

06-17-2009 NOA2 received

07-30-2009 interview- recommended for approval! GC expected in 1-2 months

10-21-2009 received NOA for the I-130: "your petition is approved but... the applicant for whom you are petitioning is not eligible to file for an adjustment of status at this time". still no GC :(

11-18-2009 welcome letter received!

12-01-2009 green card received!

september 2011 filed for removal of conditions

october 2011 biometrics appointment

december 2011 RFE received

january 2011 sent in RFE packet

february 2011 conditions lifted, 10 year green card received

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