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Mike V

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Seems strange to wait to complete a skin test for your step daughter, if it is positive and then x-rays confirm, it would add another 60 days of waiting.

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When we go back May 2 I will ask SLEC when my daughter can have her skin test done and tell them that we don't want to delay receiving their CR1/CR2 visas any more than possible. Since it's included in the fee already paid, I would feel better having them do the test as soon as possible. We still have our baby's CRBA process to submit next month.

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