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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Does any have any idea if there is a fee associated with having the civil surgeon complete your I-693 form.? I don't have to get a new medical because i just had my medical in June for my K1 interview and will be Adjustng my status within a few weeks of gettng married. (Aug 10)So all they will be doing is transferring my info from my ds-3025 form to the I693 form

Aug 23 2010 - mailed via USPS overnight courier to USCIS

Aug 24 2010 - received a USCIS at 11.40am signed for by Chyba

Sept 1 2010 - received email and text confirmation for AOS,EAD,AP

Sept 7 2010 - received hard copy of NOA1 for AOS,EAD,AP

Sept 10 2010 - received biometrics apt letter for Oct 1, attempting walkin Sept 17

Sept 17 2010 - successful walk-in biometrics apt

Sept 20 - EAD and AOS touched

Sept 27 - received email and text at 7:30pm that my AOS was transfered to CSC (yeah no interview)

Sept 29 - case touched, arrived at CSC received email and text from USCIS

Oct 4 - AOS touched

Oct 6 - AOS touched

Oct 7 - AOS touched again!!!!

Oct 14 - AOS touched again!!!

Oct 15 - AOS touched again

Oct 19 - AP approved (no email or text notification of approval)

Oct 21 - EAD approved received text and email of card production ordered.

Oct 25 - Received Hardcopy of AP in the mail

Oct 29 - Received another text that EAD card was mailed (post decision activity)

Nov 1 - Received EAD card in the mail

Nov 9 - RFE for vaccination record transcribed over to I693 form

Nov 13 - Found Dr. who would complete just the vaccination part of the form yeaaaah!!!

Nov 17 - USCIS received my RFE response papers in California

Dec 3 - Received email and text confirmation that my case was updated from RFE to RFE review response

Dec 9 - Green Card approved, never received any email or text and my USCIS case still shows in RFE Response review

Dec 14 - Received my approval notice and welcome to America letter advising it was approved Dec 9th

Dec 17 - Green card received, finally done with USCIS for 2 years

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Yes there is a fee. The fee is widely different depending on the civil surgeon. Most of them charge outragious prices. Search around the civil surgeons in your area and see how much they charge and go with the lesser priced one.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I'm going through this process as we speak. Definitely make multiple calls. I was quoted anywhere from $75 to $140. Make sure you tell them you don't need any lab work (blood tests, xray, etc), just the form filled out. There is no set rate, so all of the doctors can determine to what degree they want to rip you off. Sigh.

Summer 1997 - met for the first time :)

04/2010 - reunited

12/18/09 - engaged

01/14/10 - I-129F mailed to CSC

01/19/10 - I-129F NOA1

02/22/10 - I-129F NOA2

03/01/10 - NVC sent along to Montreal embassy

03/09/10 - Embassy mailed packet 3

03/10/10 - Called NVC, spoke to an operator, received case number, verification of delivery to MTL

03/11/10 - Packet 3 Received from MTL embassy

03/19/10 - Packet 3 Mailed in

04/12/10 - Medical in Toronto

04/12/10 - Packet 3 Logged

04/23/10 - Packet 4 Received

06/11/10 - Interview Date! - Passed!

06/18/10 - Receive visa

07/14/10 - Enter USA

07/30/10 - Wedding Day

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I paid $50 for mine after calling all the ones in my area. Good luck!

Naturalization

9/9: Mailed N-400 package off

9/11: Arrived at Dallas, TX

9/17: NOA

9/19: Check cashed

9/23: Received NOA

10/7: Text from USCIS on status update: Biometrics in the mail

10/9: Received Biometrics letter

10/29: Biometrics

10/31: In-line

2/16: Text from USCIS that Baltimore has scheduled an interview...finally!!

2/24: Interview letter received

3/24: Naturalization interview

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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I'm going through this process as we speak. Definitely make multiple calls. I was quoted anywhere from $75 to $140. Make sure you tell them you don't need any lab work (blood tests, xray, etc), just the form filled out. There is no set rate, so all of the doctors can determine to what degree they want to rip you off. Sigh.

I know a girl who just started her AOS she is not on visajourney we just met on the plane in march and have kept in touch. She jsut filed her AOS papers and took them to the USCIS office in portland for them to review before she sent them off and they didn't tell her she needed the I693 form complete. She sent her AOS papers off without having it completed she said she never heard of this or was never told by her local USCIS office. I suspect she may get an RFE then? So to be clear we definatly need to have a civil surgeon complete the form for us when we adjust our status regardelss of when we got our medical done even if its just to transfer information no lab or blood work or xrays.

Aug 23 2010 - mailed via USPS overnight courier to USCIS

Aug 24 2010 - received a USCIS at 11.40am signed for by Chyba

Sept 1 2010 - received email and text confirmation for AOS,EAD,AP

Sept 7 2010 - received hard copy of NOA1 for AOS,EAD,AP

Sept 10 2010 - received biometrics apt letter for Oct 1, attempting walkin Sept 17

Sept 17 2010 - successful walk-in biometrics apt

Sept 20 - EAD and AOS touched

Sept 27 - received email and text at 7:30pm that my AOS was transfered to CSC (yeah no interview)

Sept 29 - case touched, arrived at CSC received email and text from USCIS

Oct 4 - AOS touched

Oct 6 - AOS touched

Oct 7 - AOS touched again!!!!

Oct 14 - AOS touched again!!!

Oct 15 - AOS touched again

Oct 19 - AP approved (no email or text notification of approval)

Oct 21 - EAD approved received text and email of card production ordered.

Oct 25 - Received Hardcopy of AP in the mail

Oct 29 - Received another text that EAD card was mailed (post decision activity)

Nov 1 - Received EAD card in the mail

Nov 9 - RFE for vaccination record transcribed over to I693 form

Nov 13 - Found Dr. who would complete just the vaccination part of the form yeaaaah!!!

Nov 17 - USCIS received my RFE response papers in California

Dec 3 - Received email and text confirmation that my case was updated from RFE to RFE review response

Dec 9 - Green Card approved, never received any email or text and my USCIS case still shows in RFE Response review

Dec 14 - Received my approval notice and welcome to America letter advising it was approved Dec 9th

Dec 17 - Green card received, finally done with USCIS for 2 years

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Some people get away with it when they send in their vaccination form, and some don't. Depends on your level of ability to accept risk...if she isn't adjusting from a K1/K3, she needs a full medical, actually.

Naturalization

9/9: Mailed N-400 package off

9/11: Arrived at Dallas, TX

9/17: NOA

9/19: Check cashed

9/23: Received NOA

10/7: Text from USCIS on status update: Biometrics in the mail

10/9: Received Biometrics letter

10/29: Biometrics

10/31: In-line

2/16: Text from USCIS that Baltimore has scheduled an interview...finally!!

2/24: Interview letter received

3/24: Naturalization interview

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Some people get away with it when they send in their vaccination form, and some don't. Depends on your level of ability to accept risk...if she isn't adjusting from a K1/K3, she needs a full medical, actually.

We paid 25 dollars only. To me it was worth it to avoid a possible RFE.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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After sending my AOS papers, I got an RFE saying the USCIS had "no records of my medicals" (which is impossible because I handed the envelope with everything in it at POE). What happened was that the Immigration misplaced the report the doctor in Brazil had completed in November.

So I had to go to the doctor again. He accepted my blood exams and X-ray but said my vaccinations were not complete ( :blink: ). Oh, and said I needed to do a skin test for Tuberculosis because the X-ray was not enough (I was like "What??"...)

At that time I was living in a very remote place so didn't have many options of doctors to choose from... Ended up paying $300 for the appointment + $170 for the shots. :crying:

So, yes, if you have a choice, call all the doctors you can before picking up one.

Good luck!

Lu

Edited to add that he wouldn't only fill out the report. He said he couldn't do that. He had to interview me and "check me" again (luckily no physical exam... :blush:... Only weight, height, temperature, breathing, etc. )

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OUR TIMELINE

05/28/2009 - I-129F Sent

06/02/2009 - NOA1

06/04/2009 - Check cashed

09/11/2009 - Touched!

09/11/2009 - NOA2 approved!!

09/14/2009 - Touched

09/16/2009 - NVC received

09/18/2009 - NVC left

09/22/2009 - Consulate received

10/02/2009 - Pkt 4 received

10/29/2009 - Medical - PASSED!!

11/10/2009 - Interview - APPROVED!

11/16/2009 - Visa received!

11/24/2009 - Arrived at the USA

12/08/2009 - Got married!!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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After sending my AOS papers, I got an RFE saying the USCIS had "no records of my medicals" (which is impossible because I handed the envelope with everything in it at POE). What happened was that the Immigration misplaced the report the doctor in Brazil had completed in November.

So I had to go to the doctor again. He accepted my blood exams and X-ray but said my vaccinations were not complete ( :blink: ). Oh, and said I needed to do a skin test for Tuberculosis because the X-ray was not enough (I was like "What??"...)

At that time I was living in a very remote place so didn't have many options of doctors to choose from... Ended up paying $300 for the appointment + $170 for the shots. :crying:

So, yes, if you have a choice, call all the doctors you can before picking up one.

Good luck!

Lu

Edited to add that he wouldn't only fill out the report. He said he couldn't do that. He had to interview me and "check me" again (luckily no physical exam... :blush:... Only weight, height, temperature, breathing, etc. )

A few recently on the Canada board have gotten the same RFE. Medical records disappeared.

K-1 Journey

04/30/2009 - I-129F sent to VSC

03/30/2010 - Interview @ MTL APPROVED!

04/13/2010 - POE @ Pearson International

05/23/2010 - WEDDING

AOS Journey

07/20/2010 - AOS/AP/EAD Sent

07/21/2010 - package received at Chicago

07/28/2010 - check cashed

07/30/2010 - received NOA1 in mail

08/01/2010 - received biometrics letter

08/20/2010 - walk in biometrics completed

08/23/2010 - finally entered into USCIS online -AP's touched on Aug11 and EAD and AOS touched on Aug20 08/30/2010 - AOS/EAD touched

09/09/2010 - AP approved (email notice)

09/13/2010 - Received email that EAD was approved on Sept 10

10/04/2010 - Received interview letter in Mail

11/09/2010 - Interview-APPROVED! 112 days

11/09/2010 - Card Production 11/22/2010 - Green Card received

ROC Journey

08/11/2012 - Eligible to file for ROC10/11/2012 - sent in I-751 (late)10/16/2012 - received NOA 11/20/2012 - biometrics

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Not really that impossible when you think about how many files and packages cross their hands/ desks etc every day.. its probably somewhere in the office but they just don't feel like looking for it. That and some POEs never forward mail or take forever to forward it. Iv seen some people post about POEs never mailing ahead the packages and losing them in the POE.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Jamaica
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I suggest if you didn't keep a copy of your DS-3025?? (vaccination records) you could try to email the hospital where you had the medical done and request a copy. I had a copy of my husbands, but out of curiosity I emailed MoBay Hope which administered his medical and they emailed me a copy.... If I remember correctly the form is made in triplicate and a copy is supposed to be given, but a lot of times it is not.

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