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Wouldn't do it any other way!

Seems like I should take my own medicine (reading is fundamental!) :). For anybody who wants to know the specifics: In the instructions for Form I-693, it is stated on page 7/8 under item 3 that the form is not required when you received a medical examination prior to admission (that did not bring up any Class A condition OR has a waiver for said Class A condition). However, you must still show proof that you complied with the vaccination requirements. If the vaccination record (DS3025) was not properly completed you have to file a partial form I-693. My error was in not seeing that filing a partial form I-693 is only required when the DS-3025 was not properly completed. So indeed, not all i-485's need to file the I-693 with it. My DS-3025 was correctly completed so I can omit the filing of the I-693 and will add the DS-3025 for good measure. Thanks y'all!

Hey everybody, after a joyful wedding we are now preparing our aos packet. As we all know the marvelous decision has been made to require all i-485 forms to have an I-693. Woohoo… Anyhow. I am trying to find a civil surgeon who a) does not try to scam me into a full medical and b) doesn’t ask for 300-500 dollars for a bit of paperwork. My question to everyone is: is this amount of money normal for this bit of paperwork? And: if it isn’t, does anybody know a civil surgeon in the Orlando area who doesn’t try to get you to do a full medical exam and/or make you pay full price? don’t get me wrong, if this is a normal price I’m a-ok with it. I just want to make sure I’m not getting conned

No, I do not know anything about it, and I answered your question incorrectly because you hadn't filled out your timeline. My only guess is that it's still processing and you have to wait.

Hi there! Filling out your timeline really helps the community help you so please do it when you have time. If ceac shows application received, it means that the embassy has the petition. They should now send the beneficiary (im assuming you) further instructions. other members on this forum with more experience on your embassy may have more info

In my opinion the amount of pictures you have seem sufficient for now (that is, for applying for your k1 and proving that you two have met(because proof of having met is all you need for k1)). However, from now on, start taking those pictures. You might need them in the future for your adjustment of status. I found it difficult to do as well, but I got used to taking pictures after a while. Just take a quick shot when you’re together or with friend and family. Another thing: immigration doesn’t care about your opinion on how things are done (unfortunately). You just have to do them. Even (especially) though it’s annoying.

Id say pay a visit to the clinic, explain the situation and ask them to send it to the embassy right then and there.

The important question is: why? Do you have a very very good reason? (Like breaking up 100 percent for certain) if you need to delay your immigration journey you most definitely can do that without giving up on the petition.

It does, thank you!

Unfortunately, many people do not fill out their timelines which makes the prediction of the site more inaccurate. It's very hard to be accurate in any circumstance because USCIS sometimes gets up to strange antics such as skipping two entire weeks of submissions. Also, individual factors (background checks that take longer than usual to process, for example) have a big influence. The predictions are far from perfect, but hey, it's something!

Wait until you have your green card in hand. I second the question "why do you need a reentry permit?". This is important information to be able to help you.

This did the trick! I pulled it up with a change to my DOB. For both responses: You are absolutely right, the correct terminology is important. Thank you for educating me on that.

You’ve correctly seen that I haven’t arrived yet. My I-94 should still be very lengthy as I’ve visited the US around four times a year for the past two years. It’s very odd that no record is found.

It isn't showing so that does sound like an issue... if anybody else has every experienced this, please let me know!

Hi dear VisaJourney community, I am currently preparing my AOS documentation so that when we are ready, we can file them as quickly as possible. One of the requirements for Form I-485 is to provide my I-94. I have an extensive I-94 as I've been hopping back and forth between NL and the US every few months. I provided it during my K1 application. However, when I tried to pull up my I-94 today...the website said there was no record of my travels. Which is very odd. Is this normal after a status change (from VWP to K1)? Should I send a message to the CBP? (I checked if I had filled in my details correctly...five times)