Scandi

At least you know your case didn't go missing and that they're working on it, an RFE is always a good thing like that.
I hope the RFE is an easy fix.

At least you know your case didn't go missing and that they're working on it, an RFE is always a good thing like that.
I hope the RFE is an easy fix.

If you get denied because of this it'll most likely happen at the interview.

It is and otherwise there are plenty support here and in the Scandinavian forum.

If you get denied because of this it'll most likely happen at the interview.

If you get denied because of this it'll most likely happen at the interview.

If you get denied because of this it'll most likely happen at the interview.

If you get denied because of this it'll most likely happen at the interview.

If you get denied because of this it'll most likely happen at the interview.

From what I can understand - yes, if you send everything they ask for you'll be alright. But it seems like with a NOID you only have 30 days to do so. The OP of one of the links I posted had done the same mistake as you guys, they only sent the forms and check and nothing else. But that was recently so I don't think they have an update on their case yet.

I'm not a huge fan of America myself but I'd move anywhere if it meant I could be with my man. In this case he can't move away from California because of his family situation and work. I don't have much that keeps me here so it was way easier for me to move than for him. That's why.

Still a better love story than Twilight.

Still a better love story than Twilight.

Scandi I truly believe it's coming your way soon. Our prayers and positive thoughts are with you guys.

Thanks. I'm Including you (specifically) and everyone else on here in my prayers. Hang in there.

Yes just use o and a.

And your in a low fraud country too i cant wrap my head around that....sending well wishes your way...

I had my medical done here in Gothenburg two weeks ago, I was actually very surprised by how it went so I'll give you a quick summary.
It cost 2800:- total, no extra costs for bloodwork or x-rays.
First you are taken by a nurse to have blood drawn, blood pressure taken, height measured, weight checked, and then you do a quick vision test.
You then go and see the doctor, now this part surprised me, he said to me the amount of questions he is supposed to ask is crazy long so he'll keep it simple and just asked me if I'm in general good health, do I have any problems / medical conditions to which I replied no, I then gave him my childhood vaccination records (MMR and Polio) and a more recent one for Hepatitis A+B which wasn't really required for my age (29).
I then took my shirt off and he listened to my breathing did a few reflex tests and that WAS IT.
I even asked him about needing more vaccinations and he told me flat out that the vaccine requirements they expect people from here to get (I'm from the UK, but lived here in Sweden for 5 years) is crazy considering Sweden and the UK have better healthcare systems than the USA, and expecting us to pay for vaccines like we are from a third world country is ridiculous. So he ticked all the boxes, wrote down that I need no additional vaccinations and sent me on my way to have my X-Rays done, the X-Rays are performed at a hospital called Carlanderska which is a 10 minute walk away from the doctors office (again no extra cost).
So yeah I was pretty surprised at how.... easy it was.

Nope still 5 ... So your almost there BUT do really hope you hear something before that!

Yes it's the same thing here, you can only see the journals online from the mid 90s sometime as that's when it became electronic. But the journal archive had all the paper copies from way back, so that's good at least. I hope you can find them that way in Denmark too, makes it a little easier.

I don't know how it works in Denmark but here in Sweden you can just call the local "journalarkiv" to get copies of all the papers from your previous vaccinations in case you don't have them still, they're all stored in the archive (depending on your age maybe) no matter if you got them in school or at a clinic. That way it's easy to prove you actually got the vaccinations, otherwise they'll have to draw some blood and analyse it to see if you actually have them or not, which maybe takes a little extra time (not sure).