Courtesy letter re I-693

[JohnnyForeigner 35]

I received a courtesy letter regarding I-693.

 

It states that one is required.

 

It states that I should not mail it - rather, bring it with me to interview. It adds that if an interview is not required, I would receive further instructions.

 

I know its a long shot but I was wondering ( hearing about more waived interviews ) if I did mail the I-693, would it make them any more inclined to at least consider waiving the interview seeing as they would then have everything ?

 

My case is still at NBC - got EAD and await AP. My local field office will be Atlanta GA.

Edited January 12, 2023 by JohnnyForeigner

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

40 minutes ago, JohnnyForeigner said:

It states that I should not mail it - rather, bring it with me to interview.

Follow their instructions.

[mytruelove18 608]

4 hours ago, JohnnyForeigner said:

I received a courtesy letter regarding I-693.

 

It states that one is required.

 

It states that I should not mail it - rather, bring it with me to interview. It adds that if an interview is not required, I would receive further instructions.

 

I know its a long shot but I was wondering ( hearing about more waived interviews ) if I did mail the I-693, would it make them any more inclined to at least consider waiving the interview seeing as they would then have everything ?

 

My case is still at NBC - got EAD and await AP. My local field office will be Atlanta GA.

I filled out aos for friend las year, i include the medical exam with her aos, and she was very lucky her aos was approved in just tow months.

it isn’t required send medical exam with aos, but no send it just cause delay when they send rfe asking for it.

if a officer has a complete package in his hand why no approve it? Or just schedule an interview?

but if the case is missing the medical exam they need send a rfe.

in your case if you didnt send the medical exam with your aos , then you need wait that they ask for it

[JohnnyForeigner 35]

Thanks guys.