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Yes they got their vaccination worksheets. They were told that's all they needed, since everything is electronic now. But I guess since they got the visas I assume they passed and don't have some kind of life-threatening illness I should worry about? Lol

Awesome, thank you so much! 😊

Alright, thank you so much! So if we don't get a call, we should be OK? Just gonna be vigilant in checking emails and calls, I guess. I just want to make sure we do everything right. 😮‍💨

Hi, My wife and her daughter came here on an IR1/IR2 visas last month, and everything went fine. No problems at POE. Were they suppose to receive their medical exams back? I understand everything is done electronically, so they never got a visa packet. Will they just never know what the medical results are? (She and her daughter had their medical done in St. Lukes Philippines). My wife was also stamped with a Class A or B TB tag but didn't require a sputum exam during medical or anything (she did go through a psychological evaluation). CBP at POE didn't say anything about this and we haven't received a call from the local health department since August. Am I suppose to follow up or just wait? Also, do we need to do anything else while waiting for naturalization? I've checked around the forums and it seems there's nothing else to do at least until naturalization.

I hope so! This has been such a stressful process and my excitement over finally getting my visa got dampened today, but - one step at a time! Slowly getting there. Thank you Chancy ❤️

A little concerning about the Class A part - I'm not diagnosed with a mental health disorder or anything. But thank you, wish me luck when I enter lol.

Yes they told me to go back for it "after the interview." I don't know why they just didn't hand it in when I was done! Lol. But thank you! And yes I just asked them if they need to give me a physical copy for the POE, and they just said no, it's all electronic.

Thank you, yes I see in my vax records from St Lukes that I have some that are missing or could not be administered (due to age etc). So this has nothing to do with TB? Because I did not get a sputum and St Lukes just told me if I didn't get a sputum test then that means no TB.

I have this in my visa but I never had to go through a sputum exam. So I'm surprised. Just went to St Lukes to get our immunization records and asked them about TB and all they'll tell me is if I didn't require sputum, I don't have TB...

Hi! My daughter and I finally received our Ir1 and Ir2 visas today and mine has an annotation that says: 212 (g) (2) (B) Class A or B (TB) Req Attn of USPHS at POE I read a thread from 2020 that says it's possible due to health reasons. My medical seems to be all clear because no issue was ever brought up, and my xray I believe was clear, otherwise they would have recommended me for sputum. I was evaluated by St. Lukes' psychiatrist but she said she believes I just went through a phase. (And I did, lol.) Will I have problems at the POE - do I need to bring anything?

Hi, we also just got our passports back with our visas. Do we need to get our medical results from the hospital? I know we have to go back to get our vaccination records but the hospital simply sent our results to the consul electronically.

Awesome, I just looked up our passport numbers on US TRAVEL DOCS and FINALLY it's no longer showing up as invalid. Lol! Currently processing for delivery, thank God.

I really hope so, thank you! Do you think I'll get an email from LBC first?

Hi guys! We had our Interview on the 19th and told by the consular that we were APPROVED, and on the day itself CEAC said, and still says, "ISSUED." I know it's only been two days, but we just received an email from Manila Embassy and I'm a little confused. Part of the email says, Dear Applicant, Kindly read the attached instructions carefully, and then inspect your passport and visa immediately upon receipt. Some applicants may receive a yellow visa packet – DO NOT OPEN THIS ENVELOPE which should be hand-carried and turned over to an immigration authority at the U.S. port of entry. Each applicant must register or update the preferred delivery/pick-up address at https://www.ustraveldocs.com/ph/ph-iv-documentdelivery.asp. Additionally, a working contact number in the Philippines for notification of delivery must be included. ... The rest of the email has instructions about the fee, social security, etc. I do remember we registered at US Travel Docs, but only for the delivery address. Our Ir2 was added as a family member, so she doesn't have her own account. Does this mean I have to register again? It says "each applicant" so does this mean there has to be two separate accounts? We also still can't track our passports on US Travel Docs but it's only been two days, so it's understandable. But all of this is a good sign that our visas have truly been approved, right?