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Just wondering. . . .

We went for my husbands medical exam (we received a pink RFE on Thursday) on friday.

We went to a civil surgeon off the list on USCIS web site. We were the only people there and were IN & OUT.

We have to go back Tuesday for them to read his TB test spot (which has totally disappeared) but is that the only reason we go back? Is there more to the 2nd part of the physical? Will we get his papers to send back to immigration? Not really sure whats up. . . .

They took blood, did the TB test and gave him his vacinations, so is that it?

Thanks for any insight you can give

Kimberly Troth

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Met online Dec 2007

Started talking online (Xbox) 02/15/2008

Came to US to meet 08/29/2008 (return home date was 11/14/2008)

Got engaged 10/05/2008

Got married at sunset on the beach 11/01/2008

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I-130/765/485

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02/27/2009 sent papers Usps to Chicago Lock Box

03/07/2009 received NOAs dated 03/04/09 (130 & 765 show online 485 does not)

03/13/2009 received biometrics appt notice for 03/27/2009

03/27/2009 biometrics appt @3pm (in & out in less than 20 minutes)

04/16/2009 Received pink notice of medical exam needed

04/17/2009 Had medical exam done by Civil Surgeon (have to return on Tuesday 04/21/2009 forResults)

04/24/2009 Papers delivered to Lees Summit (MSC) :o)

05/07/2009 Received email from CRIS that EAD card has been ordered & should arrive within 30 days

05/08/2009 Received email from CRIS that EAD Approval Notice was sent

05/09/2009 Received EAD card in mail YAAAAAY

05/12/2009 Applied for Social Security Card

05/15/2009 NOA received with I-485 interview date 07/20/2009

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07/20/2009 AOS Interview in Orlando FL

07/21/2009 Email received " Card Production Ordered " YAAAAY 139 days!

07/24/2009 Welcome letter received! & Approval of I-130 also received! Yaaay

08/04/2009 Green Card received! Hoooraaaaay!!

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I think I can answer your question accurately because I just went through this myself

just few days ago. Ok, the second visit to the doctor's office, usually 72 hours after the

first one is to check for the TB test spot, which you say it has disappeared, and also if

there is anything they find in the blood test then they will let you know if any additional

vaccines are required, etc. If anything comes back from the lab OK, meaning that your

husband is healthy, doesn't have any infectious disease, the TB test is OK, etc., they will

put together all the paperwork inside an envelope and seal it, and will provide copies of

what's in the envelope for you to keep. Do not open the envelope they give you, just mail

it like that to USCIS together with the rest of your forms.

 
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