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Hi there. So I’m about to go to my interview tomorrow and I also have this cd of chest radiograph that the saint luke’s extension clinic gave me when I completed my medical exam because I had a sputum collection done about a month ago. Do I need to bring that one to the interview or should I just leave it? I don’t know if it is considered as a device and devices are not allowed inside the embassy. 

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Hello.. I was sputum too.. You don’t need to bring the cd to the interview and yes, it is considered a device at some point.. Goodluck in your interview.

 

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4 hours ago, jjose1234 said:

Hi there. So I’m about to go to my interview tomorrow and I also have this cd of chest radiograph that the saint luke’s extension clinic gave me when I completed my medical exam because I had a sputum collection done about a month ago. Do I need to bring that one to the interview or should I just leave it? I don’t know if it is considered as a device and devices are not allowed inside the embassy. 

Leave the CD at home.  In fact I am not sure who would ever want the CD .. I will bet my wife still has hers, even though I suggested she can toss it out.

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23 hours ago, JosephRose said:

Hello.. I was sputum too.. You don’t need to bring the cd to the interview and yes, it is considered a device at some point.. Goodluck in your interview.

Thank you for the reply and I just left the thing here at home. Got approved earlier.

 

18 hours ago, Hank_ said:

Leave the CD at home.  In fact I am not sure who would ever want the CD .. I will bet my wife still has hers, even though I suggested she can toss it out.

I see. So even if you are already in the US, no one is going to require you to present that. I'll just hold on to it. Thanks for the heads up.

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13 hours ago, jjose1234 said:

Thank you for the reply and I just left the thing here at home. Got approved earlier.

 

I see. So even if you are already in the US, no one is going to require you to present that. I'll just hold on to it. Thanks for the heads up.

Just like me too.. I still have my CD with me, I took it with me along with any other medical papers I have.. It’s like a remembrance..

 

03/30/17: I-129F sent USCIS Dallas Lockbox

04/03/17: Delivered to USCIS

04/06/17: NOA1 date, assigned to CSC

04/07/17: Received a text from USCIS

04/12/17: Received our NOA1 hardcopy via mail.

11/21/17: NOA2 Date and email received
01/11/18: NVC Received I-129F 
xx/xx/18: Case Status Ready
xx/xx/18: Embassy Received. 
xx/xx/18: Received NVC letter hard copy from NVC
xx/xx/18: Medical
xx/xx/18: Interview 
xx/xx/18: APPROVED!
xx/xx/18: Visa in Hand =)

xx/xx/18: CFO
xx/xx/18: Bound to my Fiance's Arms

xx/xx/18: Marriage Day

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