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~~Moved to AOS from K1/K3 P&P, from IR1/CR1 P&P- the OP is adjusting status from a K1~~

~~Moved to AOS From Work, Student and Tourist Visas, from IR1/CR1 P&P- the OP's spouse is in the US on a Work Visa and doing AOS.~~

Most like the MMR are given as a child, same with with chicken pox vax, unless you had chicken pox then they take your word for it. Tdap is a normal one for all adults to have every 10yrs, the Hep A and Hep B are newer. Hep B used to be given in 7th grade to kids (at least when mine were in school). Hep A and B are an issue here in many parts of the US, that's why it's being mandatory. They give it to newborns babies, unless you're me and tell them no.

Yes the titers test results will be accepted. You will most like only need Tdap(if you haven't had one in the last 10yrs), Chicken pox vaccine if you never had chicken pox or the vaccine, Hep A and B. Plus the covid booster.

When they enter the US they become permanent residents. You don't get travelers insurance because they would be living in the US. Yes, even though they are going to go back, the US is now their home. This is where they now live. That is what they are doing when endorsing the visa. When they leave to go back to tie up loose ends they would be considered visiting their home country. Avoid that company that wants to sell you insurance for those two months. If a claim was ever filed I bet it would be denied as they are not visitors.

~~Moved to Working and Traveling from Off Topic- The OP is asking about leaving the US after entry on a K1 and marry in another country.~~

~~Related threads have been merged. Please keep additional questions on this topic to this thread.~~

This is the best news ever. I am so happy it works perfectly. Now don't go breaking it it might be the last one on earth.

Storming here now. Hopefully the shade sails I just put up over Optimus Prime's area holds up. I didn't do it right just put it up to give him shade fast. I'm so happy your new litter box arrived. I still can't believe I found one new in the box. Pure luck that rescue was selling it. Also amazed she was willing to ship it. Glad I was able to help.

Normally it wouldn't be too long but as Leo posted above the last one asked for resume took 7 months. I really do hope it will not be the case for everyone that turns on a resume. Hop on over to the thread Leo linked.

Thankfully it wasn't a resume. Hopefully you're at the end.

Montreal has been for years taking about 8 weeks when you get a 221g, now depending what forms you needed to turn in that can add more time. Was he asked for his resume?

Skipping the adoption parts as I don't know how easy that is. He can get it through mom, which is pretty easy. Then next would be when he turns 18 he does the N400 himself.

~~Two inappropriate posts have been removed. You are to help the OP not judge them. Post constructively only.~~

There are so many articles/youtube videos out there about the truth about statins and cholesterol. We have been sold a pile of lies, even the actual research from the studies show the truth but the makers of these drugs are allowed to fudge the lines. Most doctors do not know the slightest bit about the medication they put you on. They just do as they are told. Look up I Fix Hearts -Dr. Ovadia on YouTube. He is one of many who discovered through they're own health problems what is wrong with our medical system. The Hillbilly was on statins, all it did was make him a type 2 diabetic, caused fatty liver disease. His blood sugar just kept climbing and climbing. I stubbled across some of these videos and read the research. Convinced the Hillbilly to stop taking the statins, his blood sugar started dropping. It wasn't until I convinced him to watch some Dr Ken Berry's videos about type 2 diabetes that he joined me on the carnivore diet. He is no longer T2D, no longer has fatty liver disease and his sleep apnea has improved so much he went from stopping breathing 86 times a minute to 2 times a minute. Ok I can go on and on but I will stop.

When did you have your medical exam? Call them and make sure they sent it.

I'm not sure if I'm understanding your questions right. For highschool you took the Uk version of the US GED, but you mention college certificates? If you have college certificates you most likely will never show anything before that, no GED, no high school diploma. Just use your college certificates and call it a day, they would trump everything else. For applying for jobs, try and look up the US equivalent of your certificates. For example you may have what would be the equivalent of a Associates Degree. You can check that off on an application. Again it look into it.

It's ok no one here will give you a hard time. We just tend to ask a lot of questions to help you the best way we can. Some information like how you entered does help a lot because there is a few different steps depending on that entry. Please stick around so we can help you get your immigration status sorted.

An edgy name alone probably won't be an issues. Now if you have a history of posts/tweets or whatever that can be seen as breaking laws that would be a different can of worms.

You will need to file in the state your DL, plates and insurance coverage is in. You can't just start using someone address and call that your residence. You don't pay state income tax but how about federal taxes, what is the address you list on that?

~~Moved to AOS from Work, Student and Tourist Visas, from Bringing Family of USC- As the OP is inside the US and is wanting to change to AOS.~~

You mean Removal of Conditions, AOS is when she arrived after her K1 and got the 2 yr card.

~~Moved to Working and Traveling from AOS from K1/K3 P&P- the OP's wife is well past the AOS stage and would like to travel.~~

~~Moved to General Immigration Discussion, from AOS from K1/K3 - as this is not an AOS question, the OP entered with a spousal visa.~~

~Moderation warning~ Please take it easy on the OP's Husband. The OP never said her husband was preventing her from eating or her in-laws. She is the one who chose not to eat unless he is around. Talking to her husband is very good advice.