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Hi everyone, I know it's been a few months since I've had any update, but we're (finally) getting to the point where we are ready to schedule an interview, but things have been put off a few months because of medical testing.

In a nut shell, we're wondering how long are all of the documents good for?  I assume that most documents, provided the information is valid (no change in address for example), are good for a year, but we don't want to have to go back for any additional interviews because of old information.  The only thing I know of that isn't valid for a year is the medical, which is good for 6 months.  With that said, could anyone corroborate this information?  Thanks in advance!

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