US Immigration from Denmark

Hello.

I am so sorry to ask, what has probably been asked a hundred times. I tried the search function, but I am completely overwhelmed and I can't make sense of what I am reading anymore. Lol.
It states on https://travel.state.gov/ that: "ATTENTION: The maximum validity of a medical exam report is six (6) months. Your visa s validity will be limited to the expiration date of your medical exam".

Just so I am clear, does that mean I should not contact the approved physician until I received NOA2 and an interview date? To my knowledge some vaccines take several months in different "batches" to complete. How will that affect the 6 month validity?
If not, is there anything I SHOULD be doing right now? I am only a month into NOA1. I feel like I cant relax. All this paperwork, deadlines. rules. Jesus Christ. Lol

Thank you in advance!

Hello.

Me and my Fianc filed for the K1 Fiance Visa, I-129F petition on February 9th, while I was visiting him in the US. We also had our engagement party with his family during this trip. It was absolutely amazing and I was so happy. I went back home to Denmark on the 10th, and have been here since. He then received the NOA1 (by regular mail) on February 25th.
I am gonna admit, that I am an anxious mess. Having had a few nightmares already about "things going wrong".

He is working blue collar, and has been staying in an rbnb for work far away, this month. Yesterday he went home to check mail, and saw he had received "certified mail". He does not know who its from. But will deal with it when he comes home from work today.
Now my mind is already creating a million disaster scenarios. We dont even know if its from USCIS, but I guess I am just looking for a peace of mind while waiting haha.

Do USCIS usually send any mail certified between NOA1 and NOA2? We have not received any RFE yet, could it be that or is that sent with regular mail?

Having your life and future be in the hands of someone else, is making me kind of crazy tbh. Its like my mind is constantly thinking "What if this, that, this, that" but with negativity.

Hi I was in an accident and lost my green card on the way out from the US. After coming to myself I realised this and now need to get back in the US, so I need to apply for this boarding foil.

I'm currently in Denmark and ready to file the I-131A, but how long from paying the fee online to expect my appointment? I have found no place where anyone writes this and calling the embassy they cant give me an estimate either. On top of that its almost christmas so harder to actually estimate and go there...

Hi everyone,

I'm seeking clarity on F-1 students' eligibility for ACA marketplace plans with subsidies on behalf of my close friend who is an F-1 student. According to healthcare.gov and CMS guidance, F-1 students are "lawfully present" and eligible for marketplace coverage and subsidies. However, some universities recommend against enrolling in subsidized ACA plans.

Specific questions:

1. Can F-1 students legally enroll in subsidized ACA plans while maintaining valid status?
2. Is accepting ACA subsidies considered a "public charge" that could affect future visa applications (H-1B, green card, etc.)?
3. For those who have done this: Were there any issues with:
   • Tax filing requirements
   • Current F-1 status
   • Future visa/green card applications
4. How can students satisfy university insurance requirements while potentially using more affordable ACA options?

Have any other F-1 students successfully enrolled in ACA plans? If so, what has your experience been like, especially regarding future immigration benefits?

I've found conflicting information online, with some sources incorrectly stating F-1 students are ineligible altogether. My friend wants to make sure enrolling won't cause problems for their future green card application.

Thank you for any guidance!

Hello folks!

I passed my citizenship interview this Tuesday. I applied under General provision ( 5 years rule) and I am happily married to the USC .My whole immigration process was okay so far ( totally clean background checks, no RFE ever etc ) .However, my oath ceremony is scheduled to be at the end of February next year. That means, under President Trump's administration. Since they will change many immigration laws, will my oath ceremony be affected by that ?

Thank you so much in advance.