Montreal embassy EB-2 interview wait time-Part 2

[Nicadog 18]

4 hours ago, Froozion said:

Nice. We will plan to email them on the first also. Can I confirm was the email address you used montreal-ACS@state.gov

@Froozion No it was: Montreal-IV-DV@state.gov
I was so surprised to get a response from them!

[datafate 10]

Quick Question: My original marriage certificate is laminated will they accept it? Or I would need a copy that is not laminated?

[Froozion 168]

12 minutes ago, datafate said:

Quick Question: My original marriage certificate is laminated will they accept it? Or I would need a copy that is not laminated?

I have read that the documents cannot be laminated incase they are forged sadly. So you will need to get another copy. 

[datafate 10]

3 hours ago, Froozion said:

I have read that the documents cannot be laminated incase they are forged sadly. So you will need to get another copy. 

Thank you @Froozion . 

[Bamz 3]

I anticipate that we may be called with the next batch as we are DQ Aug 2023.

Concerning the medicals, my wife is currently pregnant and cannot take some of the vaccines at the moment. Is there any exception for pregnant women and does anyone have any experience with this. Her doctors say she cant take MMR or TDAP until she delivers the baby. Can anyone help with this

 

[Froozion 168]

8 hours ago, Bamz said:

I anticipate that we may be called with the next batch as we are DQ Aug 2023.

Concerning the medicals, my wife is currently pregnant and cannot take some of the vaccines at the moment. Is there any exception for pregnant women and does anyone have any experience with this. Her doctors say she cant take MMR or TDAP until she delivers the baby. Can anyone help with this

 

I've not heard of any exceptions. Best plan would be to call the US medical doctor now and ask what they recommend. Otherwise it's likely you would be put into AP until she can have the vaccines and update the medical record. 

 

[Canadian24 4]

9 hours ago, Bamz said:

I anticipate that we may be called with the next batch as we are DQ Aug 2023.

Concerning the medicals, my wife is currently pregnant and cannot take some of the vaccines at the moment. Is there any exception for pregnant women and does anyone have any experience with this. Her doctors say she cant take MMR or TDAP until she delivers the baby. Can anyone help with this

 

No, vaccines that are dangerous for pregnant women are not needed in this case. It is clearly stated through the CDC link given : 

https://www.cdc.gov/immigrant-refugee-health/hcp/panel-physicians/vaccination.html?CDC_AAref_Val=https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/panel-physicians/vaccinations.html

The doctor at the medical exam will write a waiver: "In general, panel physicians should defer vaccines when a precaution or contraindication is present. If the decision is made to defer a vaccine, the "contraindication" reason for a Blanket Waiver ..."

[Canadian24 4]

*They talk about pregnant women many times in the page. Read the whole thing. But basically she will get a waiver for anything that is considered dangerous to pregnant women, thus they will not be required for immigration.

[AlAlp 1]

My wife and I got medical examinations six years ago when we lived in the US. We have copies of our I-693 forms from back then indicating that we had received the required vaccinations. Can we use these forms as proof of our vaccination when we do the medical exam again in Montreal?

[AJSin1 21]

I'm flying to NYC next month and would like to get my COVID shot down south since they are not available in Canada at the moment. 

 

Is it possible to get a shot if you're traveling the US as a tourist?

[Texasbound1 72]

6 hours ago, AJSin1 said:

I'm flying to NYC next month and would like to get my COVID shot down south since they are not available in Canada at the moment. 

 

Is it possible to get a shot if you're traveling the US as a tourist?

Yes but you will be required to pay without private US health insurance. It costs between USD150-200 per shot.

[JesusisLord24 4]

23 hours ago, Bamz said:

I anticipate that we may be called with the next batch as we are DQ Aug 2023.

Concerning the medicals, my wife is currently pregnant and cannot take some of the vaccines at the moment. Is there any exception for pregnant women and does anyone have any experience with this. Her doctors say she cant take MMR or TDAP until she delivers the baby. Can anyone help with this

 

I am currently pregnant too and I intend to do the titre test to show immunity for the Mmr (the OB's already do a form of this to check for rubella immunity in your first trimester blood screening. They usually give the TDAP to pregnant women in the 3rd trimester so if she is that far along then she can take it. If not the exception will be easy to get. Hope this helps 

[monk_yatso 15]

On 9/20/2024 at 10:45 PM, Bamz said:

I anticipate that we may be called with the next batch as we are DQ Aug 2023.

Concerning the medicals, my wife is currently pregnant and cannot take some of the vaccines at the moment. Is there any exception for pregnant women and does anyone have any experience with this. Her doctors say she cant take MMR or TDAP until she delivers the baby. Can anyone help with this

 

Sorry a little off topic question. May I know your DQ date? As per Montreal consulate, they’ve issued IL till the end of August-23 already, right? 

[canadian85 24]

9 hours ago, monk_yatso said:

Sorry a little off topic question. May I know your DQ date? As per Montreal consulate, they’ve issued IL till the end of August-23 already, right? 

I am also DQ 2-Aug-2023. Haven't received the IL yet.   

 

Anyone else from Aug 2023 DQ got their interview date?

[AnnaSalu 19]

22 hours ago, monk_yatso said:

Sorry a little off topic question. May I know your DQ date? As per Montreal consulate, they’ve issued IL till the end of August-23 already, right? 

 

I don't see anywhere where it says until "end" of August 2023. It could be that the last person they invited was DQ'd in early August.