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Hi! My my visa has annotation that says: "212 (g)(2)(B) Class A or B (TB) Req. ATTN of USPHS at POE IV docs in CCD Upon endorsement serves as temporary I-551 evidencing permanent residence for 1 year" I read that upon entry to US, one will receive a notice from the county health office for an appointment. What are the medical tests to be conducted? Will there be a 3 consecutive sputum collection again? Thanks.

Thanks for reassuring words. It was "ISSUED" on Oct 26 and I got my passport with visa Oct 28. 😀

Hi! Just had my immigrant visa interview last Friday, Oct 21 at the US Embassy in Manila and the CO said that "all papers are in order and he'll have it approved." After I got home, I checked the CEAC status and it was from "REFUSED" (underwent sputum) to "READY". Then my case was last updated on Monday, Oct 24 and then yesterday, Oct 25 but still the status is at "READY". I was wondering if this is usually the case for others as it seems that some have their status changed to "ISSUED" immediately within the day after their interview. Do I need to contact the US Embassy in Manila about my case status? Thank you.

I've always used 'ñ' in all my records (school records, PRC license, etc). Ok I won't stress myself further. Thank you.

Hi! My interview will be coming up next week and I'd like to know if you can share tips like sample interview questions that were asked from you for family preference immigrant visa category (F1, F2, F3 or F4). Mine is F1/F11 (Unmarried adult child of a USC). Thanks.

Sorry but just like to confirm since I have the same issue since I have an "ñ" in my family name in my birth certificate. When I went to NBI to secure my NBI clearance I was insisting that I'd want to have an AKA but they said they don't have "ñ" in their system or database. They just said that if it will be an issue at the Embassy, then present the 221G letter to them. Huh? So I'd be wasting precious time if that will happen. Thanks.