US Immigration from Turkey

Hi everyone,

I did my medical exam 2 weeks ago. When I did it I was pregnant and they told me that since I was pregnant there were some vaccinations that they would not give me. I completed my medical examinations and received my results. I went in for my ir1 interview and was issued an immigrant visa. Unfortunately the day before yesterday I found out that I had a miscarriage. . Do I have to worry about the vaccines I didn t get while I was pregnant at a United States port of entry. Will they deny me entry because of this ? Please some help. I am already so emotional and this just came up.

Hi all - I'm sorry, I'm sure this has been answered before, but I couldn't find a thread on it and was hoping for a quick answer. My husband received only the "name-based" background check for his police certificate from Canada and the NVC notified us that this document was incorrect. He is getting the finger print one done today at Frontier Fingerprinting and they asked which one he needs on the photo below. Is it the one selected? Thank you in advance! I just don't want to get the wrong one AGAIN.

Hello - My husband is immigrating from Turkey and we are waiting to be DQ'd by the NVC currently. We just received feedback from the NVC that my husband's police and birth certificates are the incorrect documents, even though we pulled them straight from the website that the travel.state.gov website references. Does anyone have experience with this or could point us in the direction of where to find the correct documents?

I screenshotted just the tops of each document here to show the names of the doc, but not include any personal information. Please help if you can!

We received an automated email from the NVC this morning saying, "The National Visa Center (NVC) updated the status of your immigrant visa application" and yet when we log onto our profile, there are no updates. No messages, nothing is marked incomplete or even "accepted", it's all the same. Has anyone seen this before? Is it just, like, slow to update?

HYPOTHETICAL QUESTION- OK sorry for the lenghty preamble but I have to set the assumptions first:

1. A foreigner with a B2 visa comes to USA and meets/falls in love with a US military veteran with full benefits (and SSDI);

2. Weeks/months later (well within the visa stamp time frame) they decide to marry, but the foreign spouse will not stay in the US or file for AOS since the foreigner has a life/family overseas AND the US Citizen is a part-time resident in that country as well. They will follow the rules and submit an I-130 via DCF (if possible) or via online AFTER they both return to her/his country;

3. US citizen tries to get foreign spouse a military dependent ID card to enroll her in TRICARE medical insurance and gets told at the ID Card office that the foreign spouse must have SSN or a letter from SSA denying it. The Veterans Administration says the same thing when US Citizen military veteran attempts to file for new dependent(s) benefits.

4. SSA (contrary to myths) will issue a SSA card/number (Type 3) which:

"...Shows your name and Social Security number with the restriction, "NOT VALID FOR EMPLOYMENT".