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Again, what is the case status on CEAC?

Did you see the letter yourself? Is it definitely from the consulate? Or are you just relaying what you heard from your beneficiary? There's something odd with this case. The consulate in Manila relies on SLEC for all visa medical exams. If your beneficiary had any TB-related medical findings, SLEC would not have cleared her for interview at all (I have first-hand experience with this). I have not heard of any K1 or immigrant visa applicant in Manila who was able to bypass SLEC medical clearance. As far as I know, the consulate in Manila has a policy of not allowing visa applicants to interview unless they complete their SLEC medical. That may include sputum testing if there are suspicious areas on the chest x-ray, and TB treatment if sputum testing shows positive for active TB.

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No interview fee for visa interviews. If you already have your interview appointment, then you've already paid the immigrant visa (IV) fee at NVC stage. Depending on the courier affiliated with your consulate, there may be a fee for visa delivery. After you get the visa in your passport, you should pay the immigrant fee (not the same as IV fee) to USCIS online for plastic green card production.

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Flu shots must be taken during flu season at the time of the visa medical. If the visa medical is not during flu season, flu shots are NOT required as they are likely not available anyway. All other required vaccinations may be taken before the visa medical, even years before.

What error are you getting? BGT consulate instructions say online registration of visa appointment is required, otherwise they wouldn't know where to send the passport with visa.

Or April to September for most countries in the southern hemisphere.

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Check the details in their VJ timeline.

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My fault really. I've been putting off driver's ed, so I still only have my learner's permit. And in our part of Louisiana, there are no sidewalks. It's a death-defying adventure to walk between the highway and the ditch, even just to get to a couple of streets away from ours.

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