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Second AOS,old medical records can be used?

By koalabear in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

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koalabear   0

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:help: Hi all. I got a situation here. A K1 applicant whose about to file for an AOS has previous medical records due to her first K1 application back in 2002 (this was denied and she went back to the PI in '04). The applicant had her follow-up medical/vaccinations(she got vaccined again) and x-ray from the USCIS clinic facilities around '03 and of course for her 2nd K1 application she had another set of medical from St. Lukes, the hospital did not vaccine her anymore but checked the records that was done.Wonder if she still needs to go for the follow up check up or get vaccined. is it possible for USCIS to check on her old records to know or can she submit some medical proofs along with AOS application form?
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The medical is only good for a year, so she needs a new one (can probably go back to the same doctor and just get the form filled out again with a new TB test)

6/27/06 NOA dates for I-130, I-131, I-765, I-485

7/17/06 received biometrics appt notice

7/27/06 biometrics completed

9/7/06 AP approved

9/13/06 EAD approved

11/6/06 received appointment notice for Dec 19th

12/19/06 Interviewed, approved, received stamp in passport

12/27/06 card production ordered

01/03/07 received green card (envelope postmarked 12/30/06)

09/20/08 Mailed I-751 to remove conditions

09/26/08 NOA date

10/16/08 Received biometrics notice

10/31/08 Biometrics

03/10/09 Transferred from VSC to CSC

05/15/09 I-751 approval noticed received in mail

12/01/09 Mailed N-400 for naturalization

12/07/09 NOA date

12/15/09 Received biometrics notice

01/04/10 Biometrics

02/17/10 Interview, approval, and oath

 
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