Number of cases processed hit new high!

[AndiB 662]

5 minutes ago, Vero8 said:

Maybe it's a silly question, but I need help to understand it, I'm following this fantastic work, my NOA1  is May 13, 2022, based on these numbers my Noa 2 can be awarded between 3.2 and 2.8,

from today May 4, that means I have What to expect until the end of June? I would appreciate your answers. 

That's probably when you're most likely to have an approval or RFE by but they're likely to start May around 17th May

[ChiuA 108]

Honestly I am more worried about the fact I put my wrong embassy in there, they only do trade issues, not interviews...but I heard in Germany, Frankfurt or Berlin do them anyway so everything goes there anyway wish someone had insight for me about this 😧 I was told if we contact USCIS and they change it, it could delay our process my fiance called them DX ... big oofs

[AndiB 662]

11 minutes ago, ChiuA said:

Honestly I am more worried about the fact I put my wrong embassy in there, they only do trade issues, not interviews...but I heard in Germany, Frankfurt or Berlin do them anyway so everything goes there anyway wish someone had insight for me about this 😧 I was told if we contact USCIS and they change it, it could delay our process my fiance called them DX ... big oofs

I've seen people get the wrong embassys all the time because they just send them to embassy based off beneficiaries address rather than the one requested so I imagine you'd be fine. If you at least have the right country, they'll send it to one of them. If you want a specific one you can contact at NVC stage and try and clarify but it is hit or miss if it goes through pre-case number and it'd be smoother to just accept the embassy given (assuming it's possible). 

 

Edit: VJ keeps thinking I'm swearing when I'm trying to say 'hit' so close to an 's' 😭

Edited May 4, 2023 by AndiB

[ChiuA 108]

6 minutes ago, AndiB said:

I've seen people get the wrong embassys all the time because they just send them to embassy based off beneficiaries address rather than the one requested so I imagine you'd be fine. If you at least have the right country, they'll send it to one of them. If you want a specific one you can contact at NVC stage and try and clarify but it'####### or miss if it goes through pre-case number and it'd be smoother to just accept the embassy given (assuming it's possible). 

Yeah definitely the right country xD Germany but sadly the embassy is like 2 hours away from me instead of 1 but seeing this should be fine then  Thank you so much Andi ❤️ 

[AndiB 662]

Just now, ChiuA said:

Yeah definitely the right country xD Germany but sadly the embassy is like 2 hours away from me instead of 1 but seeing this should be fine then  Thank you so much Andi ❤️ 

Yeah i have one in my city but the one handling k1 is a flight away or 6hr train 😭

[ChiuA 108]

5 minutes ago, AndiB said:

Yeah i have one in my city but the one handling k1 is a flight away or 6hr train 😭

Ouch this hurts my head! Thats pain but we gotta do what we gotta to be with our loves TT man this aint fair haha why embassies do this just be goddamn closer!!! xD

[AndiB 662]

1 minute ago, ChiuA said:

Ouch this hurts my head! Thats pain but we gotta do what we gotta to be with our loves TT man this aint fair haha why embassies do this just be goddamn closer!!! xD

I know! I could get a 20min bus if they'd just interview me here 😭

Arranging a medical as well is just ..urgh. 

[ChiuA 108]

Just now, AndiB said:

I know! I could get a 20min bus if they'd just interview me here 😭

Arranging a medical as well is just ..urgh. 

Same heree!! My Medical is the same city as my embassy...I heard getting a medical there is luckily only like 30 days and it seems like the interview should also only be 30day wait so that's pretty quick, I highly doubt Germany/UK have a lot of people for the US Embassy...compared to like Philippines or like China etc :0 I think at least >< 

[Vanessa D 0]

29 minutes ago, ChiuA said:

Yeah definitely the right country xD Germany but sadly the embassy is like 2 hours away from me instead of 1 but seeing this should be fine then  Thank you so much Andi ❤️ 

Yeah you should be fine… I put in Munich as I thought they process K1 here as well but it‘s automatically gonna be transferred to Frankfurt I guess… saw a similar situation from a Canadian beneficiary in a group… I think it only gets tricky if someone works abroad etc. 

[Nikobe 129]

25 minutes ago, ChiuA said:

Same heree!! My Medical is the same city as my embassy...I heard getting a medical there is luckily only like 30 days and it seems like the interview should also only be 30day wait so that's pretty quick, I highly doubt Germany/UK have a lot of people for the US Embassy...compared to like Philippines or like China etc :0 I think at least >< 

Sorry to go off topic but does anybody have a good overview about what vaccines are required for the medical appointment? Also, is there any information on when to schedule this / what to expect?

[Naterson 129]

4 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

Sorry to go off topic but does anybody have a good overview about what vaccines are required for the medical appointment? Also, is there any information on when to schedule this / what to expect?

Mumps;

Measles;

Rubella;

Polio;

Tetanus and Diphtheria Toxoids;

Pertussis;

Haemophilus influenzae type B;

Hepatitis B;

COVID-19; and

Any other vaccine-preventable diseases recommended by the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP).

https://www.uscis.gov/tools/designated-civil-surgeons/vaccination-requirements

 

I've sent this list to my fiancee and she's been making sure she has them all in advance. 

Hopefully this helps.

 

[Obllak[BANNED] 186]

8 minutes ago, Nikobe said:

Sorry to go off topic but does anybody have a good overview about what vaccines are required for the medical appointment? Also, is there any information on when to schedule this / what to expect?

Here! https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html and https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/pdf/vaccine-requirements-according-to-applicant-age-p.pdf (according to your age). 

They might removed some vaccines from the first link, I find different informations at the moment. But I hope it helps!

Edited May 4, 2023 by Obllak

[AndiB 662]

Also reminder vaccines are actually only needed for AOS but it's useful to get it now so you don't have to redo a medical in US

[AndiB 662]

51 minutes ago, ChiuA said:

Same heree!! My Medical is the same city as my embassy...I heard getting a medical there is luckily only like 30 days and it seems like the interview should also only be 30day wait so that's pretty quick, I highly doubt Germany/UK have a lot of people for the US Embassy...compared to like Philippines or like China etc :0 I think at least >< 

Yeah it's pretty quick to schedule here but more an issue of having to travel twice or book super close together if possible. Either way it's leave from work, travel and accommodation 😭

[Bh_sarah 942]

21 minutes ago, Obllak said:

Here! https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html and https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/pdf/vaccine-requirements-according-to-applicant-age-p.pdf (according to your age). 

They might removed some vaccines from the first link, I find different informations at the moment. But I hope it helps!

Wow, that age table is super helpful. I feel I may need to have less vaccines than what I was expecting – my childhood records are a bit messy and sometimes the vaccine name translations can be confusing.
I also heard that they don't really care about the annual influenza one if your medical exam is on a period where the vaccine isn't available in your country, but I am not super sure about it. Need to research about it. 

I've found this link that contains the same table of the PDF above, I'll read it in detail when I'm done with work today too. https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/panel-physicians/vaccinations.html#anchor_1505834792677