US Immigration from Canada

Hello,

While completely out of order, I had my USCIS medical exam today. We aren't at this step yet. We have filed an I-130 out of country. I'm Canadian, but because my husband is enlisted I have a family doctor in the US who is a Civil Surgeon (qualified to do American Immigration Exams). He told me to let him do it because it would save us the fees and hassle of doing so in Canada (the medical options are in Toronto, many hours from where I live).

I called USCIS and they assured me it was ok to do this as long as I still understand the results are only valid for 2 years.

I'm just wondering if anyone else who attended their interview in Montreal has had their medical completed in the US instead of Canada? I have the sealed envelope etc. Just want to know if anyone else has done this, and if thr Montreal consulate was difficult about it or understood? My US Dr actually out ranks to those available to do this within Canada.

I'm really only looking for information from anyone who has done this, not hypothetical or suggestions. Please and thank you.

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Does anyone know whatever happen to Pres Biden saying people who are waiting to join their families would be allowed to wait in the states? Did that promise materialize, Any news on that?

thanks

Hoping someone who has experienced this can give some insight. My husband and I are going in 3 weeks for my AOS interview and we don't have anyone to leave my 13 month old with, is it a problem to bring him along? We're going to the Seattle office.

Thanks!

Wondering if anyone has gone through the Naturalization process (through marriage) where they already hold two passports and as such, the U.S. passport would be their third passport. Is that ok? Does it cause more issues?