JeanneAdil

When was your case DQ'd at NVC stage? U can hit the word portal above and read posts from other members going thru Ghana

I didn't boosters were needed i said they are free and its a good idea to have one for their own protection

You have your visa in hand and will come end of January 2024 CBP no longer checks for covid When u get here, have the covid booster for your own protection/ its free

Proof is not a "say so" like a letter the CO wants actual proof copy of the deed to the house if u plan to live there copy of bank record to show when she opened account and she still uses it to deposit money and pay US bills copy of current state driving license waiting to travel with you is not important to CO you will both have a long wait even after supplying embassy with what they want./ the CO should have said what they will acceptan BUT u being from Pakistan will go thru additional long security checks (read post from other Pakistan members by going to that portal) Lovestoteach is still waiting for her husband to be approved . He also interviewed in another country not his own Pakiistan

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K3 is obsolete I go by USCIS rules When i applied for K1 , I read and reread the K1 procedure In 2021 the I 693 was extended but now in 2023 its back to the old ways https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-temporarily-extending-validity-period-of-form-i-693 The civil surgeon’s signature is dated no more than 60 days before the applicant filed Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status; If you are applying for adjustment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident with USCIS (also known as applying for a Green Card), please file Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, together with Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. Doing so may eliminate the need for us to issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) and helps avoid adjudication delays.

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depends on how complete it was done in your country/ u were in control and if u had gotten all the vaccines , USCIS could have said no I 693 needed and your case will go no further till the office gets your I 693

this is the very reason the USC is suppose to show he/she can afford health care insurance once u r in the US and, yes, old user knows about K1 / we all see the process/ nothing new here / abide by all requests from immigration the panel doctors have an agreement with USCIS By choosing K1, u have chosen the most expensive way to have a visa and marriage to USC you can consider this appointment as your yearly physical and BTW u will be billed separately for blood work and shots that are required Why a yearly exam? sometimes it is required by work but drs in US only write needed prescriptions for a year so if u take something on a regular basis, u need that yearly exam to know how insurance works in US , the physican bills the health care provider who usually has an agreement to write off part of it and then they pay the agreed on amount /so u can understand the future medical exam according to the plan u choose , u may or may not have to pay Your annual physical exam is a preventative appointment that health insurance plans typically provide for free annually. However, you may have to provide a co-pay or pay out-of-pocket for screenings, lab tests, and shots not covered or only partially covered.Jul 5, 2023

you met the visa requirements that was issued in August you arrived 20th of September and that is your new status (good as LPR for a year while waiting for the actual green card)

common law partner a USC? u must answer any question asked of u truthfully

You do not have to return home when doing the AOS Matter of fact, u r not suppose to travel outside the US you will get the receipt notice to use while u adjust BUT don't leave Read the guides above to Adjust status or USCIS site https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-processes-and-procedures/adjustment-of-status

i think this is the hardest part No news day after day, month after month and immigration does not really keep up the sites for notications

CO understands and knows the quality of life for sickle cell You need to know it and understand what it means for u and your wife and the quallity of your marriage CO's not only think of the USC but are suppose to protect both. In this case , u may see a NOID that states ,, the USC expects u to be her caregiver or a similiar statement. https://www.google.com/search?q=life+expectancy+for+sickle+cell&rlz=1C1JPGB_enUS833US833&oq=life+expectancy+for+sickle+cell&aqs=chrome..69i57.12996j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 No matter what u think is right, a CO can deny a visa for anything that raises a red flag issue 1. marrying on the 1st visit 2. income is not sufficient / embassies can even reject a joint sponsor Again, your wife is the one who has to come up with the chats for 4 years and the joint sponsor with limited time to do this so she should join here and get advice and let us know if she will continue the process for the visa. Many USC's do not. I applied K1 in 2009 , denied married 2010 and we finally got our visa in 2015 after 5 trips to Morocco spending 9 months there

A. No. Form I-9 rules instruct employers not to reverify a lawful permanent resident who initially presented an unexpired Permanent Resident Card, even when the card expires. Employers that request documents when not required, based on a worker’s citizenship status, may violate the INA’s anti-discrimination provision. If your employer reverifies your employment eligibility after you presented an unexpired Permanent Resident Card, contact IER. https://www.justice.gov/crt/iers-frequently-asked-questions-faqs#lpr

If you are refused a visa under section 214(b), it means that you: Did not sufficiently demonstrate to the consular officer that you qualify for the nonimmigrant visa category you applied for;

https://www.canadim.com/work/#:~:text=Closed work permits are tied,they change their work permit. check the Canadian site for all that information Closed work permits are tied to specific employers, this means that a foreign national issued a closed work permit must remain working with the same employer at the same location unless they change their work permit.

you do need to research the cost of health care insurance in US as her Bahamas is UK and UK insurance will not cover her once she arrives on the IR5 visa An EHIC or GHIC card will not cover you in America because this is a reciprocal agreement the UK has only with other European countries. In America, many residents have their own private medical insurance that covers them if they fall ill or get injured.

Here's what the codes stand for for each of the USCIS service centers that process immigration applications: EAC - Eastern Adjudication Center (Vermont Service Center) WAC - Western Adjudication Center (California Service Center) LIN - Lincoln Service Center (Nebraska Service Center)Oct 9, 2022 https://www.uscis.gov/forms/all-forms/service-center-forms-processing Chart shows what field offices do ROC there are 3 adjudiation centers but there are 5 offices that do ROC and any one of them can get a case depending on case loads OR case can be transfered at any time especially this time of year when staff is off for several holidays or has to take a vacation or loose it

what i noticed is the Montreal ds 5535 are being asked for by those who are not natural born Canadians and/or their travel history is lengthy and perhaps to countries listed as possibly terrorist u are probably overthinking this answer honestly and the best to u

These panel physicans that are approved by USCIS are suppose to help with needed vaccines so, get in touch with them , perhaps thru your US Senator as the following is stated In order to assist the panel physican, and to avoid delays in the processing of an immigrant visa, all immigrant visa applicants should have their vaccination records available for the panel physician's review at the time of the immigrant medical examination. Visa applicants should consult with their regular health care provider to obtain a copy of their immunization record, if one is available. If you do not have a vaccination record, the panel physician will work with you to determine which vaccinations you may need to meet the requirement https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html#:~:text=United States immigration law requires,issuance of an immigrant visa. The office should not say "we can't schedule the exam "

They can make a dr appointment with regular physican and have the blood work to show the covid vacine The new COVID-19 antibody test is similar to one used at home to determine blood type, where the user pricks a finger and places a drop of blood on a card. A fusion protein the research team developed that’s housed on the card detects COVID-19 antibodies, tiny proteins in the blood which the immune system produces to “remember” viral encounters and provide immunity to future infections Yes, its connected to Casablanca southwest by driR320.. if they do not offer bloodwork to prove the covid vaccine is in the system, u need to update by getting the vaccinations or perhaps just the booster

USCIS does not ask for these now consider them important US friends and family may know u went to visit but are not witness to the relationship Brazil is part of the Hague Apostille Convention and if u do affidavit from a Brazilian , have the US embassy notarize the statement if it makes u feel comfortable Again, these are not best evidence to USCIS and not needed Question: Do US Embassies and Consulates provide notarial and authentication services for non-US Citizens? Answer: Yes. 22 C.F.R. 92.4(b) provides that these services may be performed for any person regardless of nationality so long as the document in connection with which the notarial/authentication service is required is for use within the jurisdiction of the United States. But , again, these are not needed nor asked for the only affidavit needed for K1 is the I 134 for income and support at the embassy interview Page 10 of I 129 instructions say u can submit an affidavit WHEN a needed document like birth certificate is not available and then a person who is witness but not party of the petition can submit one as is often the case with an older person whose birth was not recorded

Tryod Vaccinodrome Errahma Travel clinic in Madinat Arrahma, Morocco Address: G7J9+CCQ, Rue Chakaik Noaman, Arrahma, Morocco QR code to schedule which i do not have access to

she's wrong I 551 stamp and proof of state residency like mail in your name is what most states need i don't know yours if your city is big enough to have more than 1 DMV, try another /if not do as Crazycat says and print out the page don't be afraid to ask to see a supervisor/u have the same rights as a USC except voting and certain jobs