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4 minutes ago, barashka said:

Yes, you are definitely right about that, ahahaha! Okay, sounds good. Thank you so much for your response and congratulations, once again!

 

UNRELATED BUT: Also, I am my wife's interpreter. Her English has drastically improved and she understands SO much compared to when she first arrived. However, her comfort level with actually speaking English is not as high as her ability to understand. I am bilingual myself thanks to my parents teaching me my ethnic language (Russian). Can I translate for her or does she need a non-related interpreter to translate her responses during her adjustment of status interview? I believe she will be able to understand most of the interviewer's questions but I don't know how well she can actually respond to them. Do you know anything about that? I apologize in advance if you don't know!

They will likely declare you as biased as she will be asked to answer questions without your help as her spouse whether in English or not. 

I could only speak when I was spoken to and the same for my hubby.

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An overseas medical doesn't expire if you file for AOS within 1 year of the medical date. Which you did, so you're fine for now.   The I-693 on the other hand (when medical done within the U

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Your case does not fit the first row because you don't even have an i-693 to begin with. You never had one.     So forget anything that says i-693 because it has nothing to do with you.

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@barashka This is the section of the policy manual that you should be looking at instead as it pertains to the K1 medical policy:   https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-8-part-b-c

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