thenextman
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Right. No flu shot needed if your medical is in the summer. Good luck!
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It takes a day or two before the system updates and you're able to register. It's normal. Keep trying. Congratulations to all that got their interview letter! Good luck.
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I don't know about IR5. For our IR1, we just used the guidelines on the I864 instructions which say: "You intend in good faith to reestablish your domicile in the United States no later than the date of the intending immigrant’s admission or adjustment of status." And we wrote a letter to that affect and uploaded to the NVC. It sounds like you are on the right path with opening a bank account, registering for school....
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Like EC&IC said, sounds like you have a similar situation to us: my spouse and I were living in Canada until I got my residency. My spouse is a homemaker and hadn't lived in the US for 6+ years, no tax returns etc.... We had a joint sponsor. All we submitted to NVC on this regard was a letter from my spouse, explaining that she planned to domicile in the US once I got my residency. Nothing more than that.
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Congratulations! Your experience at the consulate reflects mine almost exactly.
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I was equally confused by this. I had my spouse (petitioner) original birth certificate at the interview but they didn't want to see it.
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part IV, the big IR1/CR1 DQ'd message group...
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You might be able to fix it at interview time; before the interview you'll see a consular officer who will take your documents and confirm a bunch of information from your visa application. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry too much about it.... The stamped visa serves as entitlement to work, and you should just be able to go directly to a social security office and get things fixed up. They're easy to work with and cards are normally issued within 10 days.