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Hello there,

 

I've conducted my medical examination over a year ago (03/14/18 to be precise) and would like to know if USCIS' revised policy, effective as of November 1st, 2018, is still applicable to me. I applied for my adjustment of status in September 2017 and didn't submit my medical examination at the time. My intention was to conduct it separately and bring the documentation along with me in the future.

 

I was going through this link: https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/HTML/PolicyManual-Volume8-PartB-Chapter4.html#S-C-4 and stumbled upon the following table:

 

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It seems to me that my case belongs to the third row starting from the top, and should therefore be valid for 2 years. I've just received a notification that my interview had been scheduled and I would rather play it safe though.

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

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6 hours ago, hamont said:

It seems to me that my case belongs to the third row starting from the top, and should therefore be valid for 2 years. I've just received a notification that my interview had been scheduled and I would rather play it safe though.

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Yep, good till 03/14/20. Congrats on your interview date, and everything to follow!

N-400

04-13-2022: Applied online; case received

04-15-2022: Biometric reused; case being actively reviewed

12-09-2022: Interview scheduled for 01-20-2023

01-20-2023: Recommended for approval, Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled

01-23-2023: Oath ceremony scheduled for 02-16-2023

02-16-2023: Oath taken, naturalized, journey OVER!!

 

RoC

04-14-2021: Package mailed

04-16-2021: Package delivered

05-04-2021: Text received (LIN)

05-05-2021: Check cashed

05-07-2021: I-797 received , GC extended by 18 months

05-28-2021: Biometrics waived -|- Case updated to Fingerprints taken
06-04-2021: Biometrics letter received (dated 05-28-2021)

05-10-2022: New card being produced

05-11-2022: Case approved

05-12-2022: Card mailed

05-16-2022: Card received; also received approval notice letter

 

Marriage based AoS
07-14-2018: Priority date
07-31-2018: Biometric review complete
07-31-2018: RFIE (I-864 related)
11-29-2018: Case ready for interview; EAD card being produced
06-04-2019: Interview scheduled
07-11-2019: Interview; new card being produced

07-18-2019: Card delivered

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On 3/30/2019 at 10:53 AM, hamont said:

It seems to me that my case belongs to the third row starting from the top, and should therefore be valid for 2 years. I've just received a notification that my interview had been scheduled and I would rather play it safe though.

So you haven't submitted Form I-693 to USCIS yet? If you haven't then that table does not apply to you. Look at the other table, "Form I-693 Submitted to USCIS On or After November 1, 2018". Based on the other table you are good.

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Thanks for your input guys!

 

On 3/31/2019 at 6:19 PM, accumbyte said:

So you haven't submitted Form I-693 to USCIS yet? If you haven't then that table does not apply to you. Look at the other table, "Form I-693 Submitted to USCIS On or After November 1, 2018". Based on the other table you are good.

 

You're right, I misread the title of the table. However the one you mention is also a bit misleading since the form hasn't been submitted at all? 

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12 hours ago, hamont said:

However the one you mention is also a bit misleading since the form hasn't been submitted at all?

Read right below that table:

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  • At any time after filing the immigration benefit application but before USCIS finalizes adjudication of that application. If not submitted simultaneously with the immigration benefit application, applicants may bring the medical examination report to an interview or wait until USCIS issues an RFE requesting the medical examination report.

You'll submit it at the interview. The civil surgeon signed it after AOS was filed, thus it's valid until March 2020.

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