USCIS outdid themselves

[Emily975 11]

It's not a question. It's a cautonary tale.

I am adjusting through my husband's work. We started last year, around this time. It took a while to get the ball rolling, get all the papers in order, for lawyers to get everything in order... It takes a while. The thing turned its round this February. My husband got his green card. Me? RFE. Why? My tetanus shot was done on February 10th, 2005. Our case was reviewed on February 11th 2015. So for those who know basic math... On the day of the case review it was 10 years and one day from my tetanus shot. ONE DAY!!! So, before RFE got to me and I managed to get appointment it was now. Yesterday. And I walked into CS's office. They checked RFE and... besides the tetanus shot they told me that I would need a flu shot, because flu season is not done yet (to be exact, it will be done in two days). The kicker? I was vaccinated against flu. But it was BEFORE the season, so CS said that it doesn't work for immigration. CS was without flu shots, since it's almost end of the season.

... They sent me home without charging me anything. I have appointment on April 1st to get that friggin' tetanus shot and get on my merry way.

TL;DR version: when going into AOS process... do the boosters. Just in case