Tokenfreak

Up to 6 months is fine. No need to ask for any permission.
 

Your wife is good to travel. 

We got our interview appointment letter everyone!  It is on February 19th!  We are excited this is way much quicker then we every thought it would be. So ready to get this over with and behind us.

Our case number just turn from ready to schedule interview to interview is scheduled!  Waiting on it to come in the mail to see when the interview is.  This was really quick so far...much quicker then 1 year.

We will be submitting ours as soon as we get married a week from this Saturday!

By law as a non-resident, you must update your address with USCIS within 10 days. 
 
https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange
 
There are rules for anyone who has signed an I864 too.
 
https://www.uscis.gov/i-865

I went through USCIS to change my address and got the confirmation email.  However, 3 weeks later we received our interview letter at our old address (lucky we hadn't moved out yet).  

You can even go to a local grocery store pharmacy for an MMR and many other routine vaccines! Your local Costco has offerings, check those; significantly cheaper and you do not need a Costco membership to go to the pharmacy. CVS MinuteClinic offers all CDC vaccinations by definition at a somewhat higher but reasonable price than grocery store/Walgreens/CVS/Walmart pharmacies. 
 
While you got good advice on what you actually need right now, it is absolutely a good idea to get the required booster shots. Your local health department may even do it for free! 

Concerning her interview? She wont need the MMR booster. 
Not sure where you can get MMR but it's pretty routine.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooo! The DS3025 is valid if marked complete on the day of your exam. 
She received a waiver for that day. A CO cannot ask her to get any new vaccines because the medical exam and vaccination requirements were complete on the day she received them. She could not get another MMR booster on the day of her exam and that's fine, she received a waiver. Her waiver was valid then and it's valid now. 
It goes by THE day you did your exam. Not when you get you interview. If it was complete on that day, it's complete forever provided you file for AOS on time (1 year).
If USCIS comes up with some other required vaccine between now and our interview, they cannot request us to get it. Why? Because we already have completed the vaccination requirements as they were laid out on the day we did our medical.
If I didnt get the flu shot at my medical exam because it wasnt flu season it doesnt matter if I get interviewed during flu season. They cannot request any new vaccines. My vaccination requirements were fulfilled at my medical exam as because it was not flu season then I didn't need to get it then (i satisfied the requirement). If I filed AOS within one year of that medical exam my medical is valid and my vaccines are current regardless of whether I can get any more to satisfy the vaccination requirements in the moment right now. In the moment right now doesn't count, it's irrelevant, it doesn't matter.
 

Ok thanks guys! So glad we don't need to worry about the i-693 form!

Theres a page two of that sheet.. and yes i saw that shes voluntary complete the required vaccines.. that is good to go.. im pinay so i know 😂😂😂

Looks like it's checked complete down there towards the bottom so I would say yes  

And make sure all the recommended vaccinations are completed 

As long as the original medical prior to US entry was completed (including all required vaccinations) then you don't need to do a 163. That's for people who may have incomplete vaccinations, etc. I would take a copy of the 3025 you have to the interview just in case, but you wouldn't need to complete or submit the 163 so long as the 3025 is complete.

Ok thanks sounds good we have the DS3025 form.

Its the DS3025 which is same with I-693 if you already have a medical exam abroad no need to do it Again for AOS.. just bring the copy on the interview.

We got our interview appointment letter everyone!  It is on February 19th!  We are excited this is way much quicker then we every thought it would be. So ready to get this over with and behind us.

Great idea! I will definitely do that! Thanks!
Ok, I'll see if my dad can find his deed to the house and get some affidavit wrote up they can sign.  She is on my health insurance.  I wonder if I could just bring a medical bill that was from her doctors appointment and a copy of my insurance card so they can see she is on it?  She doesn't drive and has never drove so I don't see the point on adding her on my car insurance.  She has yet to get her state ID. They said they would mail it to us, but we are still waiting
OK cool I will look that up to and might do that . Great idea thanks!
Maybe,  I will see if I can login to the online account and see if I can print numbers or something and show that is her phone and mine.  Thanks.

A better estimate for AOS time for K-1 can be found through VisaJourney's Timeline search, since it is pretty much exclusively K-1s.
 
Charleston:
 
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aoslist.php?vtype=&op8=Charleston+SC&interview=&xfr=&op1=d&op2=&op3=&op4=1&op5=5%2C6%2C8%2C9%2C10%2C11&cfl=0
 
Sacremento:
 
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/aoslist.php?vtype=0&op8=Sacramento+CA&interview=&xfr=&op1=d&op2=&op3=&op4=1&op5=5%2C6%2C8%2C9%2C10%2C11&cfl=0
 
Keep in mind its not official and often a small sample size.

OK thanks I will search that.
 
OK thanks for the information.  We won't be able to have joint tax returns as we only got married in November 2018 and our interview is in February 2019.  I never even get all my stuff to do taxes until usually around the first week of March so I hope that won't be an issue as its impossible.  I have her added on one of checking accounts, but it is with her maiden name not married name.  They refused to change it until she has a green card, despite showing them the marriage license and certificate.   I added her as an authorized user on my credit card, but it still only shows me on the statements.  The reason being is because they told me they don't do joint credit cards only a authorized user to use my card only.  I did add her as a beneficiary to my retirement account, but not sure how I prove that she is listed. I contacted my 401K company for a confirmation document, but they have yet to respond. My wife doesn't have life insurance yet and mine is through where I work so I am not sure how to add her?  I know what they are looking for we are just having a difficult time gathering this evidence and in a timely matter.  We thought we had a year before the interview and now we have a matter of a few weeks at most.  Thanks for your help and information, very much appreciated.

So my wife and I have our AOS interview coming up.  We are trying to gather some of the evidence needed for our interview.  However, we have a slight problem gathering some  of it as we do not have it.  My wife and I are living with my parents right now as we are still trying to buy a house.  We do not have any utility bills, internet bills, tv bills, water bills, rent, etc., since we are living with them.  We also do not have any cell phone bills either since we are on my parents account.  Any idea what I am suppose to do since we do not have any of those things?  Do you think just informing the person interview us of our situation will be good enough?  Thanks.

We got our interview appointment letter everyone!  It is on February 19th!  We are excited this is way much quicker then we every thought it would be. So ready to get this over with and behind us.