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Hi yes. I ended up having the medical redone as requested in the RFE. A couple weeks later they sent another RFE asking for the same medical, AGAIN! I contacted my congress representative who did whatever she does, and my case and Green Card were approved less than 48 hours later

Update: Was contacted by my congresswoman's department. I sent them all the info they required. They called me today to say they spoke with USCIS yesterday and they said my Green Card application has been approved. I received a call from USCIS a couple hours later saying my RFE evidence (I-693) arrived on September 14th (which I already knew due to USPS tracking) after the first RFE, and my application has been approved and my card is being produced. When I queried the second RFE and asked why I was asked to send the same documents a second time, the agent stumbled over his words "erm..well...er...I think that what might have happened was...er... Someone didn't upload the documents to the system...and...er... Therefore the system didn't recognise we had those documents" Well ok then. Anything to avoid admitting blame I guess. Anyway, my Green Card is now being produced. Celebration time

Thank you, i have followed up this morning with an email and included some new information, if I don't hear back within 24-48 hours i will give them a call

"Limited exam?" $280 is expensive for all the quotes I got here, I only went with them because they could fit me in quickly. And they definitely took bloods, no one said anything about it being a "limited exam" It's been 2 weeks since I contacted my congresswoman, I haven't heard anything back

Screenshots of both RFEs (RFE_01 is dated August 25th 2022, RFE_02 is dated October 4th 2022) My response to RFE_01 was a completed I-693, completed, dated and signed by a civil surgeon listed on the "find a doctor" page on the USCIS website. (note: due to the way this website displays the attachments, RFE_02 starts with the second headline "Why We Are Writing You") Also, the version of the I-693 that was sent is Edition: 07/19/22 which is the most up to date form (and is the one that is mentioned in RFE_02 with the one that has to be used after October 5th 2022), and therefore should have been valid for RFE_01 as well.

Lol, you really think I misread what was asked for? While I appreciate the advice, I'm not going to be insulted like that. I'll post the RFEs later when I get home.

No vaccines declined, infact I had extra ones done at the medical in London to make sure they were up to date and completed. I already had my full covid-19 vaccination before the medical, with proof, and it was signed off on the DS-3025 form. The medical I had a few weeks ago, the civil surgeon literally said "I see you have all your vaccinations, so you are all good there" and again, I can see they are all signed off on the copy of the I-693 form I have.

I received an RFE for my I-485 application, from a K1 visa. I sent everything required in the original packet, including a valid medical with full vaccinations (DS-3025 completed, signed and in date) from my medical in London, before moving to the US. The RFE asked for I-693 to be completed (another medical) and when I queried USCIS they said there was nothing they can do about it, I just had to follow the RFE notice. I had my medical (at cost of $280) and sent it via USPS to the address in the RFE notice. I have a tracking number, and the USPS website says it has been delivered on September 14th at 11:28pm, to the address I sent it to. There was no update to my online account for a few weeks, so last week I contacted USCIS and asked about the evidence I sent, they said they couldn't determine if the evidence had arrived at the USCIS field office here in Tucson, AZ or not, and I just had to wait. I logged in today to again check the status, and I have another RFE notice asking for EXACTLY THE SAME EVIDENCE I just sent to USCIS. I again contacted them, and all they did was keep redirecting me to what to do when I receive an RFE notice. I ended the conversation and contacted them again, hoping to get another agent. This time, the agent said he would escalate my case to a higher tier agent and I would get a response in a few days via phone call or email. I am contacting you to see if there is any legal action I can take if nothing happens. As I said, I included the required medical forms and information with the original I-485 application, and I can only assume it was lost somehow by USCIS which is why I was sent an RFE for the same info, but via I-693 form. I had another medical and sent the form to USCIS, with proof of delivery, and I can only assume they lost this too, as they have told me to have another medical and send another I-693 form otherwise my application will be denied. Any help or advice will be very much appreciated, has anyone else has a similar experience? If so, what did you do? Time Line: I-485 packet recieved by USCIS April 11 2022 Interview scheduled for June 28th 2022 Interview cancelled without reason on June 3rd 2022 RFE sent to me asking for I-693 to be filled in and sent back, notice dated August 25th 2022 I-693 sent via USPS and tracking shows as delivered on September 14th at 11:28am 2nd RFE sent to me asking for I-693 to be filled in and sent back, notice date October 4th 2022

Thank you. I've managed to get one booked for Tuesday and already have everything including the DS-3025 ready to go

As said above, this only applies if your medical is incomplete, such as vaccines. I made sure mine was complete as I knew it would be cheaper to pay for vaccines in the UK than it would be to pay for them here.,

Thank you. I put my zip code in and it doesn't list any near me (nearest is 89 miles away). The USCIS site lists 5 within 10 miles of me

Update: I've seen others who had their medical around the same time as me in London with the same form, so if that is the case, then a whole batch of us are going to get the same RFE

Good spot. Yeah maybe it is that? That's super annoying if it is, as you'd think the people conducting the medical would have the updated forms

Thanks for the info guys. Of course I plan to get the new medical done, by "fighting USCIS" I just meant I hadn't heard anyone say anything other than they just got the medical done. I just wanted to check to see if I was missing something, as having a new medical won't (shouldn't) show anything different. A lost file (or can't be bothered to look for it) makes sense. Thanks again

It says "Request for Evidence" at the top. Can't see deficiency notice anywhere