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Because if it was me, I would do everything I oculd to prevent slow-downs even if it wasn't a 100% chance of success. My question is why wouldn't you try?

I would just go ahead and mail them in.

I spoke to them again and she said their computer shows that the flight was not boarded.

I just spoke to a worker at the deferred inspection office in Jacksonville, FL about this very issue and she was telling me that she isn't going to remove the incorrect departure record. She said I should just provide the information during the AOS interview. I wasn't buying her story, so she is calling her supervisor to get more information.

I've used xoom 3 or 4 times. I've found it cost effective, trustworthy, and convenient for the person you're sending it to.

Take your Philippine passport and your marriage license. They asked for both when we went.

This appears to be for a K1. Vaccinations are checked when you file your adjustment of status. At POE they are looking at the visa itself and what is in the sealed envelope.

Seasonal vaccination like the flu is required only if it is the correct season at the time of the medical checkup, not when you file the adjustment of status. I added this last part here to help you not get ripped off by civil surgeons here in the states like they did me.

Wow what a nightmare situation. I hope this gets straightened out ASAP. I can only imagine how you two are feeling at this point.

DOES ANYONE HERE HAVE AN IDEA IF I (PETITIONER) CAN GO WITH MY FIANCE DURING THE INTERVIEW IN MANILA?

PLS SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE. THANK YOU.

Yes you can go. I went with my then fiance and it was a neat experience. I personally recommend being there for her interview and flight back if you can. It really helps your fiance relax and have an easier time.

The lines were REALLY long when I was at the embassy. The thing to know is that you don't have to wait in those long lines. There is a separate line for spousal visa interviews at the front so don't be scared to walk up to the front to get in the correct line.

I'm going off memory, but I believe you can change the delivery of the visa on the website you made the interview appointment on shortly after the interview is completed. They had given us a piece of paper explaining that process once my wife was approved. If the embassy hasn't delivered it yet, then it's them you want to talk to.

As far as the exit money goes I couldn't tell you about that. I was worried about that when we flew out. I bought her ticket over the phone with Delta and verified it did not have the tax on it. No one at the airport gave us any problem or asked for it.

It's online https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov

I would think the embassy would accept the document as long as it is not expired. The CFO might be another matter. I would have her go get another one if is not too much of a burden. It's cheap and she can get it the same day if she waits in line. Of course distance and transportation factor into the equation in the Philippines. I wish you good luck.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/308186-warning-for-cenomar-expiration-date/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/421408-expiration-for-cenomar/

I understand your frustration, OP. Your wife is in an immigration limbo area right now. I'm just coming out of the same thing with my wife. We got her new ssn with her married name in the mail this morning. It's confusing because some places like doctors offices and banks will not recognize her married name until she has an ID showing it, but her insurance is under her married name. We had to carry her passport, ssn, and copies of the marriage certificate everywhere to clear up name confusion. This will pass. I agree with the others to wait until she gets her EAD. That's what made things work for us.

Could you find a men only gym?

The problem with this is she is also freaking out about his job and things he does at home. I've seen this before and I would bet money she has borderline personality (BPD).

My message to the OP is to go read this: https://shrink4men.wordpress.com/2009/01/30/10-signs-your-girlfriend-or-wife-is-an-emotional-bully/

I couldn't find anything for Jacksonville, FL so I wanted to contribute to help future people.

I called a handful of places and the doctor either didn't do it anymore, or wanted to do a full exam for $150. Way too much.

Finally found one that would just do the transcription for $50.

Dr. Juan F Garcia, Paxon Primary Care

1718 North Edgewood Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32254

(904) 781-6203

If you call, speak to Norma. The receptionist transferred me to her cause she handles all the immigration info.

They said they do a lot of immigration exams. Not sure about prices but probably reasonable.

I went to this place based on recommendation. Norma tried to sell a full physical and had to be told no twice before she would agree to only transcribe. When we got there she forced a flu shot on us stating it is required. I followed up and checked on this and the flu shot requirement is based on the date of the physical, not the date she is transcribing. My final verdict on Norma and Paxon Primary Care is they will try to rip you off if they can, but you can get through if you are assertive and know what is not necessary.