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Thank you for moving this question to the correct place and for your answer. I appreciate your help.

Hello My wife recently received her IR-1 visa in the mail. On the visa is the annotation 212 (g) (2) (B), IV DOCS IN CCD. From what I've read, this is likely due to the fact that she did not have vaccination records available at the time of the medical exam, so the doctor have her the first dose of the vaccine series that she needed. My question is this: When she crosses the border, more than a month will have passed from the time of the medical exam. Will she need to get the next vaccine of each series before crossing the border, or is it okay to get the rest of the vaccines in the USA? Thank you.

I really do appreciate your maintaining the spreadsheet with people's wait times. However, the timeline is asking me to fill in a lot of personal information---you know, the sort of information that you should never share with strangers on the internet. If you'd like to fill in our interview date, it's April 5. Thank you again for all of your hard work.

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Hello My wife is applying for an IR1 visa, and she was DQ'ed in December. I just looked at the messages sent by the NVC, and I noticed that they sent an addition message after the DQ, stating "This case does not meet the minimum income requirement to sponsor the intending immigrants. To avoid delays, an additional Affidavit of Support Form I-864 from a joint sponsor may be submitted. For more information visit https://nvc.state.gov/aos. The consular officer will make a decision regarding this requirement at the time of the interview. For more information, please visit https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p." This message is confusing, since my father was accepted as a joint sponsor. He's retired and has no income, but he has at least 10x the minimum amount of assets needed to meet the requirements, as indicated on his I-864. The NVC also accepted all of the evidence of his assets. This makes me think that one of following could be happening: - The NVC has correctly noted that our income does not meet the requirements, and the interviewing officer will decide if my father's assets are enough. - The NVC somehow has a problem with my father's assets for some unknown reason. In this situation, is it enough just to bring evidence of my father's assets to the interview, or do we need to do something else? I should note that I have also started a new job with a much higher salary, so I now make much more than the minimum required to support my wife. We plan to bring evidence of this new job with a higher salary to the interview as further evidence that we will have enough money. I would appreciate any advice. Thank you.

My wife got an RCMP police certificate issued in January 2022, but due to two incompetent lawyers, she wasn't able to get DQ'ed until December 2022, and her interview is April 2023. We did get a second police certificate issued in June, but we never submitted it to the NVC because our lawyer did not advise us to. How can we avoid having problems with the police certificate? Is it enough to bring the more recent police certificate to the interview?