K1visaHopeful

Are you a female and did you apply "incorrectly" in your MARRIED Name instead of in your maiden name? If so, there is a small chance you will get one at all until EAD or I485 approval. See the many posts on SSNs for K1s.

Nothing you can do if you don't have a completed overseas medical, vaccines included. Completing the vaccines in the US and submitting a partial I693 is a ####### shoot. My explanation stands. Your adjudicator is confused. No recourse other than to do what they ask as you cannot have the embassy resend your overseas medical to you or anyone. Redo the entire medical But first....complete your timeline please.

Flu vaccine is seasonal. If it wasn't in season during the time of your medical exam overseas, you would have received a waiver on your DS3025 and it would be marked complete. Even if it was unavailable, you'd have recieved a waiver. What does your Personal copy of the DS3025 state? Complete or not? Your mistake? Likely submitting an I693 when you were already complete. You should have just have submitted a photo copy of your complete DS3025. Why is this a mistake? Because adjudicators don't do K1s very often and are confused. Yours likely hasn't even looked in your a file yet to see your medical exam because you submitted a partial I693. Your VJ timeline is blank. It needs to be filled out in reciprocity. Your timeline helps everyone while we help you. A blank one helps no one. Remedy: Redo exam in full.

MOTS: this is their online procedure that we must adhere to. Contacting them by other means, although the desire is understandable, is not acceptable until their online system allows us to based on the webpage results when we enter our correct info. If it says you aren't eligble, you just aren't yet. The good thing is you can check this on your own whenever you feel like and at the moment you are eligble you can get the ball rolling yourself by placing an online outside of normal processing times enquiry.

Learn more about the case enquiry date: When and How Can I Ask a Question About the Status of My Case? Processing times are provided as a reference point for how long we have taken to complete most cases. Because many factors impact the processing time – and to better manage our limited resources by allowing staff to focus on adjudicating cases rather than responding to inquiries – we allow inquiries for cases that are taking longer than the time USCIS took to complete 93% of adjudications. Those cases are deemed to be outside normal processing times. For forms that still use the cycle time methodology, we generally define outside normal processing times as those cases that are taking longer than 130% of the cycle time.2 You must go to the processing times webpage, where we provide a tool to help you determine whether you can request an update on your case. Using the tool, you enter your receipt date, which can be found on your receipt notice, into the text box. If your case is outside normal processing times (beyond the time to complete 93% of adjudicated cases or beyond 130% of the cycle time), you will be provided a link for submitting an inquiry. If your case is within normal processing times, you will be provided an estimated date for when you can contact us. Please check back periodically because processing times may change. 2. We use 130% of the cycle time because it is close to the time to complete 93% of adjudicated cases – though this can vary by form type and office. Because cycle times use a different methodology, they do not correspond directly to the processing times produced with our current methodology.

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ That is the website you've quoted. Check your I485 timeline at YOUR LFO. I765 is at the NBC for K1s. Those timelines will tell you WHEN you can place an enquiry when you input your Noa1 date at the bottom. Processing time for Application for Employment Authorization (I-765) at National Benefits Center 80% of cases are completed within 5 Months Sign in or create a new account to see your estimated case timeline. What does this processing time mean? We generally process cases in the order we receive them. This processing time is based on how long it took us to complete 80% of adjudicated cases over the past six months. Each case is unique, and some cases may take longer than others. Processing times should be used as a reference point, not an absolute measure of how long your case will take to be completed. Learn more about processing times. When can I ask about my case? Many routine factors impact how quickly a case is processed. We only allow inquiries for cases that are well outside the processing time listed above. Learn more about the Case Inquiry Date. Enter your receipt date below to find out if you can contact us with questions. When is your receipt date? Get Inquiry Date

I765 and I485 are completely separate but parallel processes. You are only eligble to contact your government rep once you have exceeded the timeline for EACH process you wish to enquire about AND have waited out the online outside of normal processing times enquiry process completely for THAT individual application That means you can contact them for i765 once that normal processing timeline AND enquiry process wait has been exceeded and you have not received a result. You are not eligible to ask for help until then. I485 cannot be expedited under normal circumstances. Nope. For what? Do you mean when you place an expedite enquiry for you're I765 because you've found a job that will employ you and is willing to write you a letter of proof once you've received your I765? I765 can be expedited only on grounds of immediate work possibilities. Calling or emailing whom? USCIS? You have no reasons to contact USCIS unless you're eligible to place an online enquiry and followed through with that process to completion. Same with your government rep. It? I765? No. I485? Cannot expedite. Under the grounds you have spoken of? No. At th stage you are at, a government rep cannot help you yet. According to what you at have stated, you are not outside of normal processing times. I've linked the important pages that you seem to have quoted as you know you've passed the 80% mark for I485. What about i765? Ensure you've read through those webpages as they explain in extreme detail WHEN you are allowed to contact USCIS. Enquiry process is USCIS Online first, THEN your Government rep AFTER you've waited out the USCIS Online enquiry process.

I've read through the thread and explanations. Only one dose of any series is required. You did not need another Hep B IF it was too close to your last one. That wouldn't be the reason for them marking you as incomplete as they'd have given you a waiver for insufficient time interval. If it wasn't too close and your PP didn't do vaccines as explained, you'd needed to come with a record of your latest dose for them to include it. Seems like it's been assumed that it's the Hep B but it isn't. All I'm saying. You were there to hear their explanation by mouth. If your MMR record wasn't legible then that could be it.

The error is not completing your vaccines before your overseas panel physician appointment and bringing a completed vaccination record to them (seeing that they didn't do vaccines there) so all they would have to do was fill in the dates from your record to the D3025 and mark you as complete. They marked you as incomplete. You needed to come prepared prevaccinated. It has nothing to do with not completing any series as only one dose of any is required (excluding Covid once upon a time). If you don't have a complete vaccination record (not from your D3025), you'll need to find a CS who interpretes DS3025 (not common) or just redo a new medical. As others have said, completing the medical abroad makes everything smooth. Your VJ timeline is blank. Your timeline stats help everyone while our answers help you. Please fill it out in reciprocity. A blank timeline helps no one.

Depends on your embassy entirely. If your embassy instructions state he needs the letter AND your embassy provides it by mail, then YES, you need it. You'll need to ask the current protocol of your fellow Brazillian members who have interviewed recently or look it up on your embassy website. Your post has been removed from the K1 AOS forum and to the appropriate forum as it is about visas, not K1 AOS. Please fill out your VJ timeline in reciprocity. Your timeline stats help all VJ Members while our answers help you personally. A blank timeline helps no one.

Please fill out your blank VJ timeline in reciprocity.

Have you joined the monthly VJ K1 AOS Filing thread for the month you filed in yet? I'll bet your filing peers will be able to help you with some basics and boost your understanding of the process.

Am I sure that age discrimination against older, retired sponsors? Yes. I've seen it happen. You can try but I'd be prepared with an alternative sponsor if they are not accepted.

Post removed from K1/K3 AOS forum and moved to AOS from Work, Student and Tourist Visas. Free to move if somewhere else is more appropriate but I don't see it. "ASYLUM" and "I589" in the VJ search bar may help you find your peers.

Age. Depending on the age of the JS, an adjudicator might not look positively towards someone older because they will be responsible for the sponsored until they become a citizen which can take up to 10 years. I'd recommend finding a different one.

Topic moved to US Citizenship General Discussion as it is not related to K1/K3 AOS where it was initially posted.

The graph is still in reference to someone's account status and not the website though. That's the point I'm making and it's definitely not the first time anyone tried to explain that to newcomers who are stuck on the forever fallacy that account status's are an accurate representation of timelines. Gotta think about it too...who does that represent? A box of filers at one LFO? Or a bunch spread across all LFOs?

Your onlne account update may say that but that is not your real estimated timeline as reflected on the website. That is a huge, common misunderstanding that since online filing/ accounts began a few years ago has been determined. Search around and you will see it talked about time and time again here so you don't HAVE TO believe me but I'm sure you will if you do the research on VJ. The website is your best reference not the estimate on your account. I ASSURE you if you read through the link I posted you will understand more about timelines and how it works. I'll shut up now, though, since this is my first day here. 🙃

Their VJ timeline will have their AOS LFO. You can look up their timeline at their office up on your own or recognize that they aren't at your LFO so you shouldn't compare your timeline to theirs. The latter is less stressful. https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ That's how you monitor your LFO's current estimate. Keep in mind that every single LFO except yours could be processing faster than the estimate on the website but yours may not for an unlimited amount of reasons (Christmas vacation, employee shortages, maternity leave), so that's why comparing with those who aren't at YOURS is useless. Don't stress yourself over anyone not at your LFO. Safe to assume. And even safer to assume when your LFO is taking an estimated 11.5 months. My recommendation to Ask Emma was only if you were nearing the end of your estimate and I hate mentioning how to contact USCIS as many ppl misuse the option due to impatience. That is all. PS. If your timeline is correct and your LFO is Detroit, your estimated wait as of 5 seconds ago is 16 months for 80% of all cases. Longer for the remaining 20%. You can check it out yourself using the website linked above. PSS. 16 months makes your question even less worrisome.

Are you ONLY looking at filers being processed at YOUR local field office? Comparing your timeline to anyone else NOT at your LFO isn't relevant. What's the timeline for I485s at your LFO on the processing times website. That is your best estimate. You may or may not. The online status system isn't perfect. You can Ask Emma BUT If you are no where near the estimated timeline on the website (NOT your online account if applicable) I would be patient. Surely will. Whats your estimated timeline on the website?

Only REQUIREMENT of marriage proof is a PHOTOCOPY of your ORIGINAL Marriage Certificate or a PHOTOCOPY of your CERTIFIED copy of your Marriage Certificate. Any other evidence is a BONUS. A marriage LICENCE is what you buy TO GET married. A Marriage CERTIFICATE proves you actually legally married. The MC is what you get back from county services/ court/ etc AFTER marriage. A photo copy of THAT is the only requirement of proof of marriage.

Do you mean your overseas panel physician appointment? Overseas panel Physician's sometimes email your medical exam results to your US Consulate you will be interviewed at instead of you hand carrying your medical exam to it. That's correct. Both of those are your personal copies. Do you mean your medical package only containing your personal copy of the Xray CD and DS3025 Vaccination record that you do not have to bring to your VISA interview? What envelope? Your personal copy of your XRay CD and DS3025 vaccinating record that are for you? Why would your personal copy of this be sealed? They are for you. If all is understood above is correct then no. IF your panel physician required you to hand carry your medical exam to your visa interview (and they didn't because you said they directly emailed it to your Consulate and gave you YOUR copies of the Xray CD at DS3025 Vaccination record) THEN if you opened THAT, you'd have made a mistake. CD is not required for anything. It's your copy. That's correct. You have a personal copy of it to submit a photocopy of it with your I485 for AOS. No. Your panel physician EMAILED the Consulate's chippy to them and the Consulate will insert it into the K1 Visa packet. The Visa packet received from the Consulate AFTER your interview is to remain sealed and handed in at your POE. 1. Please complete your BLANK VJ timeline in reciprocity. Your timeline statistics help everyone while our answers help you. A blank timeline helps no one. 2. This post has been moved from the K1 AOS forum to the K1 Visa forum as you do not yet have your visa and your question pertains to visa processing.

Post marked date matters not when received. You have proof you filed in your tracking receipt. You are not "out of status" until day 91 begins at midnight. Your visa expired the moment you used it. Please fully complete your incomplete VJ timeline in reciprocity. Your stats help everyone while our answers help you.

Thank you. Your post has been moved to "Bringing Family Members of USCs to America". Please still complete your timeline in reciprocity.

1. Most recent. Explain in additional info section the discrepancy. 2. Discrepancy is non issue unless she decides to sponsor her mother when she become eligible.