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  1. Maybe just get the 2nd dose? If you travel internationally in the future it might benefit and the side effects were nothing for my wife.
  2. Question the surgeon or maybe just find a new one?
  3. My wife had a 2nd dose of MMR. She voluntarily completed all her doses at the local health department. A second dose is indicated in special situations. In her case it was frequent international travel. You can see the adult schedule, including special situations, on the CDC website: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/imz-schedules/adult-notes.html#note-mmr
  4. So a friend of mine and his wife, both residents and citizens of India, had B1/B2s. Several years ago she visited the US while pregnant and the baby came early and was born here. Recently, she tried to visit and was turned around in Abu Dhabi and her B1/B2 was cancelled. CBP asked a lot about her medical bills. A few weeks later, her husband gets an email from State Dept. informing him his B1/B2 is also cancelled. They thought they had paid all her bills but remember there was a social worker that helped reduce the cash pay costs and maybe the hospital wrote off some amount. Questions: 1. Would it be helpful to do a FOIA with CBP and/or the State Dept.? 2. If she finds some medical bills that were indeed written down, if they pay them, could they get a new B1/B2? How likely is getting a new one, assuming they pay all their bills? 3. One of their parents becomes a US citizen soon, if they file an I-130 for them, I'm guessing that'd hurt their chances of a new B1/B2. But if the chances are already slim, should they go ahead and file?
  5. 2024 or 2023 + IRS Form 4868
  6. We could've submitted Dec. 1st but didn't get it in until Dec. 11th. I have this feeling that had we gotten it in earlier, we would have made it before the new policy and gotten approved without interview.
  7. I was searching the Visa Journey I-751 timelines. I sorted by NOA1 (newest first to oldest last) looking for the last timeline that had an I-751 only (non-combo) interview and it must have been a very long time ago because I gave up.
  8. Was there a change in policy requiring interviews? I thought almost all joint I-751s were not interviewed?
  9. Today spouse got a 2nd "We have taken an action on your case" email. Logged in and saw "Interview scheduled" status change and an interview letter under documents. National Benefits Center 12/11/24 - I-751 NOA1 1/22/25 - Biometrics 1/22/25 - Active Review 3/19/25 - “We have taken an action on your case” email 4/9/25 - “We have taken an action on your case” email & Interview Scheduled
  10. There was a Feb. 2025 filer who was approved 🤯
  11. My wife (from India with B1/B2) and my brother's wife (with ESTA) visited the US multiple times each during their consular processing in 2022. I think a parent would actually be less worrisome to CBP. Less chance of working illegally since they are older. More ties to the home country.
  12. Isn't this what the NVC and getting DQ'd is for?
  13. Our I-130 was approved freakishly fast. Some just are. No idea what causes it. But, many people would love to be in your position. You are very lucky.
  14. You can both make Advance Directives listing each other as health care agents. Your local hospital chain probably has a form to make it easy for you and will file it for y'all with the national registry.
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