US Immigration from Brazil

Hello everyone, I did my interview on September 2nd and the medical exams on September 6th with authorization from the consulate, the question that I told the whole truth to the doctor who is HIV-positive in treatment during the consultation (he took the names of the my medications ), that in the past in 2015 I had treated syphilis and the exam was positive and the other negative and the doctor said it was a treated syphilis he asked for more sputum tests to detect tuberculosis, all were negative the question is that mine status on cdc doesn't change it's been more than 30 days and they don't finish someone else went through something accurate?

Hi Everyone,

2021.05.27 - Case Received by USCIS - Last and only case history update.

2021.08.21 - Biometrics Appointment Notice Date

2021.09.17 - Biometrics Appointment Date - Completed

Since then there was absolutely no updates to my case status - 33 days so far.

Any action I need to take? Is this unusual?

Thanks!

My fiance current lives with his parents but after I get my visa he will move out and we will both live together.

My question is, for my K1 visa interview, what household size do we have to consider for the poverty guidelines?

4 since he lives with his parents now, although none of them depend on him, or only 2?

I looked on the government website to see if if the consulate were currentlyconducting interviews but when i entered Rio De Janeiro, it came up with 99999 days which has been the case fir quite some time now. Does anyone have knowledge if Rio is currently scheduling K1 interviews at the moment? And if so, what is the timeframe?

Hello everyone it s all over the news not too long ago (about 3 hours) that a CDC representative said that 6 vaccines approved by WHO/FDA will make to the list of approved covid vaccines. Well WHO approved 7 vaccines so that means one is out of the list.

A CDC spokeswoman told Reuters Friday, "Six vaccines that are FDA authorized/approved or listed for emergency use by WHO will meet the criteria for travel to the U.S."

So I think it s quite safe to assume Sinovac won t be accepted because its efficacy (50%). I took the Sinovac vaccine and I probably won t be able to go before the restrictions start. If the possibility of taking another one in my country is low (they refuse to give another one for people who are fully vaccinated already, which is my case with Sinovac). Is there anything else I can do to be able to travel?