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3 hours ago, LionessDeon said:

My husband had his medical exam March 2016.  We filed for AOS November 2016. Our AOS interview was May 2017. His medical had been expired by just 2 months. They never said a word.  I believe as long you have filed for AOS and they have the paperwork prior to the 12 months you're ok.  

If it's an issue or brought up at interview they will let you know what to do. I would just wait and see if they say anything. 

Thank you so much, such a great help of yours. Praying for the best result on our interview soon.You have a great day lionessDeon :) 

 
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