US Immigration from Brazil

Hello everyone,

We have finally received our interview date for our CR-1 process and are so excited!!! However, I do have a couple questions that maybe you guys can help answer

1. From what I read, I, the sponsor/spouse do not need to be present at the interview. Is this correct? If so, are there benefits to me actually going there with her? I ask because theh consulate managed to schedule the interview on the on the day I am supposed to start my new job, I could try moving this around but it is an inconvenience and I am not sure I want to reschedule the interview (I don't know when the next available date is).
2. The other thing we are having a hard time with is scheduling the medical exam. The appproved doctor in our state only has appointments after our interview (our interview is on the 25th of April, his first appointment is on the 26th). He states that is OK and common for this process. Is this really true? What will happen to our process/interview if we do not have the medical exam done by the interview date?

Thanks!

Can I submit my wedding certificate To show proof that we were married within the 90 days without filing the adjustment of status? If so, where do i send it ?

Hello, everyone!

I know this is a common topic, but I find myself still very confused about how to go about choosing to submit the DS 3025 or a part of the form i-693.

I read the pinned topic "Immunizations. DS 3025 or I 693?" and a few other resources, and it seems to me that I have all the required vaccinations. However, the doctor in my home country marked "K visa applicant electing not to be vaccinated at this examination" (despite not actually giving me the option of getting vaccinated).

I have reached out to the doctor back home about this subject a couple times, without any replies. So I decided to seek the help of other visa journey members. Can anyone help me find what vaccines I'm missing?

These are the vaccines in my DS 3025 that was completed in December of 2021:

* DTP series completed in childhood

* Td shot in 07/2021

* OPV series completed in childhood (legend A)

* MMR in 08/2008 and 02/2014

* Rotavirus (legend A)

* Hib series completed in childhood (legend A)

* Hepatitis A (legend A)

* Hepatits B in 05/1996, 06/1996 and 04/1997 (legend A)

* Meningococcal (legend A)

* Varicella vaccines in 03/1997 and 07/2014

* Pneumoccocal (legend A)

* Influenza in 07/2021 (legend F)

* Covid in 08/2021 and 09/2021

Blanket Waiver: A - not age appropriate; F - flu vaccine not available

If I'm not missing anything, is it an issue if I submit DS 3025 without it being marked "K Visa applicant voluntarily completed vaccination requirements"?

I appreciate any help! Thank you!!

My Fiance and I were married 2 weeks ago (k1). We went to the SSA office and applied for a SSN. I have 2 questions related to this topic. When we were in the SSA office the SSA officer said that my wife was approved and she could work. I said "no is not allowed to work". He said , y8es she is and pretty much dismissed my concerns. I did not push the subject any furnther. We were told she would receive her number and card within a couple of weeks. I am now filling out I-485 AOS Part 1 question 14 reads "Has the Social Security Administration (SSA) ever officially issued a Social Security card to you?" if yes provide SS number

First question, should we be concerned that the SSA officer said she can work?

Second question, how do I answer the question on I-485 as she has not received a card and does not currently have an SSN?

Thank you

My mother already had her interview and everything went very well, the consular officer took my mother s passport and congratulated my mom. Did not say she was approved because she still had the medical exam to do. Long story short , mom overstayed her visa 12 years ago and now she reapplied and everything went well in her interview. During the medical exam the doctor asked if she use to drive in the US. Why would he want to know this? During her first US stay she did apply and took the first half of the driving test

( written) , but she never did the other half and she was never able to drive in the US. Could this cause a problem? She said no, because after taking the initial test she never went back to take the other half and she was always so afraid to drive. But after the exam she was freaking out a little because she remembered she had taken the test 20 years ago.