Adjustment of Status Package

[Spoom 8]

Should I be *sending in* the medical results (i.e. with the I-485 package) or should I keep them with me in case they want to see them at the interview (should I get one)?

[TimandJoyce 1]

Should I be *sending in* the medical results (i.e. with the I-485 package) or should I keep them with me in case they want to see them at the interview (should I get one)?

Medical results? or the vaccination sheet? The results should be with the packet you gave to the CBP, at the POE.

Send a copy of the vaccinations. Did you get it transcribed? If not, just go a head and send it any, so that you can get this outta your hair! They may or may not RFE you for it. So far, I haven't been, and now the case is at CSC.

Check around for civil surgeons to do transcribing and that they understand you don't need a full medical. You should be paying around $30-$50 for it. If you did get an RFE you'll know where to go, and it won't take long, or hold your case up much.

It has to be a USCIS approved Dr, of course.

[Spoom 8]

Medical results? or the vaccination sheet? The results should be with the packet you gave to the CBP, at the POE.

Send a copy of the vaccinations. Did you get it transcribed? If not, just go a head and send it any, so that you can get this outta your hair! They may or may not RFE you for it. So far, I haven't been, and now the case is at CSC.

Check around for civil surgeons to do transcribing and that they understand you don't need a full medical. You should be paying around $30-$50 for it. If you did get an RFE you'll know where to go, and it won't take long, or hold your case up much.

It has to be a USCIS approved Dr, of course.

Yep, already in progress. I have to get an H1N1 shot this afternoon but I should be good after that. I'm going to get it transcribed and sent with the AOS package just so that they have it on-hand and can't hold up the application with an RFE.

[TimandJoyce 1]

Yep, already in progress. I have to get an H1N1 shot this afternoon but I should be good after that. I'm going to get it transcribed and sent with the AOS package just so that they have it on-hand and can't hold up the application with an RFE.

Whooo hooooo!! That's great!! Now that I think of it, it's probably smarter to transcribe it for the reason you said. Quite a few got RFE'd for it anyway. I took a chance, and it paid off as now I'm approved. But I'm sure for ROC I'll need updates with shots anyway.

Hope you have a very speedy AOS!!

[Jo&Si 9]

Hi

Do you really need to get H1N1 shot???

I'm moving to Texas on March 16th, will get married on March 24th...I'm starting my paper for Adjustment of Status now...so I will be ready to send them right after the wedding...I need to get my medical transcribed...Do someone remember the name of the Doctor in Texas where I can send my vaccination paper ???

Thanks a lot

jo

Yep, already in progress. I have to get an H1N1 shot this afternoon but I should be good after that. I'm going to get it transcribed and sent with the AOS package just so that they have it on-hand and can't hold up the application with an RFE.

[Hugglebuggles 60]

Yep, already in progress. I have to get an H1N1 shot this afternoon but I should be good after that. I'm going to get it transcribed and sent with the AOS package just so that they have it on-hand and can't hold up the application with an RFE.

Wow, the H1N1 shot is a requirement for AOS now? That's pretty interesting. Is the regular flu shot a requirement too?

But I'm sure for ROC I'll need updates with shots anyway.

Actually, you won't need to worry about medicals and shots anymore! From what I've read there are no medical requirements for ROC How awesome is that?

Hi

Do you really need to get H1N1 shot???

I'm moving to Texas on March 16th, will get married on March 24th...I'm starting my paper for Adjustment of Status now...so I will be ready to send them right after the wedding...I need to get my medical transcribed...Do someone remember the name of the Doctor in Texas where I can send my vaccination paper ???

Thanks a lot

jo

The doctor in Texas everyone was using, Dr. Arnold, retired. Unfortunately he's not available to do transcriptions anymore. You'll need to look around for another doctor in Texas to help you... maybe try the AOS forum.

[Spoom 8]

AFAIK the H1N1 shot is not an explicit requirement, but (according to the civil surgeon in Erie that I'm using) satisfies the requirement of the regular flu shot during flu season. The civil surgeon's office explicitly told me to go to a specific place and get an H1N1 shot, and that I'd then be good to go.

They could be wrong, but at least they're the ones marking that I've had it.

Jo&Si, I'd just use the Civil Surgeon locator and call the ones in your area. Likely you'll be able to find one that doesn't cost too much and can get it done right away (though it varies wildly; in Erie, the one I'm using could do it right away and charged $50, but the other one said they couldn't see me for months, even for just a vaccination transcription.)