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[Chrissy25 0]

April 12th is our AOS interview date and i have a question. on the letter from uscis that has our AOS interview date on the checklist it states bring the sealed medical examination with you to the interiew, am i right in thinking this is only if you had an RFE about the vaccination sheet, and needed to go to a civil surgeon? We never recieved a RFE and we only sent in our completed vaccination sheet from london. so does this not apply to us?

thanks all

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[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

You can go to the interview without it. If the officer determines that you should have brought it, he will ask you to mail it in and your approval will happen after you do so.

[m_and_m20 0]

So, am i right in assuming that he never had a medical exam here in the US?

How did he come into the country?? K1, K3?? Im asking because my husband came in with a K3, and he didnt need to have a medical exam here.....maybe someone with K1 experience could let you know about that.

The Notice lists everything that you need for the interview, even if you already submitted it with your AOS application. So if i am wrong and he doesnt need a medical exam at all, then he wont be required to bring anything to the interview. And them requesting it really has nothing to do with an RFE, im pretty sure that the Notices that they mail out are pretty standard, since all of the ones that ive seen all look the same and have the same information.

[Chrissy25 0]

well it does say on the checklist a completed medical examination and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted) well i had my medical exam in london and i sent in my vaccination supplement in with my AOS package which was completed.

[m_and_m20 0]

That should be fine....i think, but if its not, then Agent Smith is right, they will give you an RFE on the spot and have you send it in after the interview

[ladybird216 2]

Chrissy, this is what happened to me.......like you, I was not asked for the supplement during the application process...so didn't take it to the AOS interview. When the interviewer checked my medical stuff he said 'all your medical/immunistation history is in order....we have been having some problems with them lately, but at least the doctor that did your medical in London knew how to fill out the paperwork!'

No RFE....so maybe this is the case with you too....I realy hope so....good luck at the interview.

Jen

Edited February 13, 2006 by ladybird216