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  1. Varicella will be waived as it’s not given in the UK. It won’t slow your application if you have it done at the medical, myself and my family all had to have several jabs each which were done on the day. It’s not cheap though so if you can get them done via your GP instead ahead of it, that would save some cash. You can also get a titre test done to check for immunity, but I’d think that would delay things. Best of luck.
  2. You need to check your status online using the receipt number from the fee, that’ll tell you when the card is being produced. But it can take up to 90 days so you’re still well within that timeframe.
  3. This is the thread you need. Good luck.
  4. Just get an ADIT stamp, you just phone up and they mail it to you. It will be valid for a year and works as a replacement green card until the new one turns up. https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-related-news/temporary-status-documentation-for-lawful-permanent-residents-lpr
  5. They can but it will still take several years, as she’s not an immediate relative if they’re GC holders. She’d be category F2A which has a 3-4 year wait for a visa as a very rough guide.
  6. You should have it, from when you paid the fee? That’s the receipt number you need.
  7. Who are you filing for? Are you a green card holder? It’s just that you’ve put this in the family members of LPR’s section of the forum, and so filing I-130 and I-485 concurrently wouldn’t normally apply.
  8. Here you go, found the thread for your month -
  9. You’re about 16 months off the NVC stage, so this isn’t really the right place for your thread - I’ll ask a kindly mod to move it for you. And if you head to the spousal sub forum, you’ll probably find a thread for those that applied in January that you can join too. Good luck.
  10. Ours were all equally quick last year, the wait for the interview was what took the time.
  11. Long wait at Islamabad, it’s about 15 months for immediate relatives and they’ll be given priority over your category. So I’d guess approx 18-24 months. Good luck.
  12. So your children aren’t USC’s already? Have you filed I-130’s for them too?
  13. You’ll need a translator/agency that can help then. Good luck.
  14. Book an appointment online? https://mofa.gov.iq/manila/
  15. It says on the link above "Applicants outside Iraq can apply for a certificate through the Iraq Embassy or Consulate in their country of residence"
  16. To a USC?
  17. See the sticky thread from the spousal forum - She may get the visa before the summer, but if not you may need to make plans to travel to her for the birth. Good luck.
  18. You can file a Writ of Mandamus to force them to make a decision - have a hunt in the forum as there is a guide somewhere for doing it yourself.
  19. Can you upload a copy of the denial letter (obviously redacting any personal info)?
  20. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Iraq.html Hope that helps
  21. It’s not much better in India, hopefully the OP’s parents aren’t traveling for a while. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/global-visa-wait-times.html
  22. @DRO, please fill in your timeline too, to pay it forward and help others. Thx.
  23. You’re aware that your visa will only be valid for 6 months from the date of the medical? Not sure what info you need to prepare, but everything you need to know about what to take is on the usual website (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-10-prepare-for-the-interview.html) and lots of us have shared our interview experiences on the forum if you want to have a hunt. Mine was 2 questions, and super easy. Just take a book or something, I was there for hours, way after my allotted time slot as they were running late. Good luck.
  24. And just to confirm that was what was taken to the interview? Not just a photocopy of it?
  25. You said brother, not nephew? But that’s fine, it’s better if he doesn’t have family in the US. Good luck to him.
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