US Immigration from Canada

Someone I know who moved to the USA 31 years ago from Canada to work in Texas, lost his job in November (offered the opportunity to quit or he would be fired) He then went back to Canada, even though he still currently rents a home in Texas. He has not been back to Texas since, but plans to go back at some point, even if it is only to get a moving company to move his belongings back up to Canada. Does anyone know if he will have any trouble at the border getting back into the USA? He does have an employment based green card. No job now though.

My I-485 status was updated today to show:

So I filed for AOS sometime May 2019 and my Green Card Interview is April 22nd, 2021. This means my medical exam is expired and I need to go for the i-693 exam correct?

I've been looking at i-693 prices in my area and they're kind of crazy. Does anyone have any experience in the Washington area with getting your i-693 medical done?

https://www.easyime.com/uscis-immigration-doctors-bellingham-wa

The cheapest option is Redmond and it's only limited to Physical examination and form completions. Is that all I need? Or do I need blood work and vaccination done as well?

Hi Everyone!

I have read through this forum and didn't find a question similar to mine so I thought I'd post my own. I am filing for an ITIN for myself. My husband (American citizen) and myself (Canadian citizen) live in Canada and have for the last 6 years. We are in the IR1 application process and need to get caught up on his American taxes. In the forms, it asks for identification documents that I'm submitting (passport, drivers license etc). Further into the instructions, it indicates that the original documents will be mailed back to me. Is that for residents within the USA? I am slightly nervous about mailing my one and only passport in the mail, for months on end (or however long it takes to get my ITIN processed).

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated

Have a great day!!

Medical Date/Time: March 30th, 2021 / 11:30am.

Type of Visa: K-1 Visa medical.
Total duration: 2 hours.
Gender: Male.

When I arrived a few minutes before my appointment time, there was a lady sitting outside of the entrance to the clinic on the 22nd floor checking people in. I gave my 5 passport photos, vaccinations records, interview confirmation letter, and confirmation of payment for the interview. Once I was accepted in I went to the receptionist who took my driver's license and photocopied it (they asked for my passport but any government-issued photo ID is acceptable), gave me back my vaccination records, and given a stack of forms fill out.

I don't remember how long I waited after giving back the forms but I was then called by a nurse who checked over my vaccination record again and said it was very rare for someone to have all their vaccinations done beforehand; I suggest you vaccinate before going because the prices range from $50-100 (I had MMR, Hep A + B, flu, TD - tetanus and diphtheria without the pertussis because this was a booster shot, every other vaccine was taken care of as a child), took my blood, height and weight measurements, eye test both with and without my glasses, and a urine sample.

I went back to the waiting room until another nurse came to do my chest x-ray for turburculosis. I went back to the waiting room again until the doctor called for me. I was told to remove everything except for my boxers (I feel like I could've gotten away with wearing shorts over my boxers). I was asked questions regarding my health history, ears/blood pressue/lungs/lymph nodes near armpits/2 spots around the groin and abdomen were checked.

I paid a total of $540 even though the website says $595. The x-ray CD and vaccination records (if you had any done there) are sent to your home address and the medical envelope is sent to the embassy.

Reply if you have questions and a like if this helped you