AP_since_May2023

Yes I wasn't able to prove I had immunity and the dr decided to order the blood test.
 
I dont know if when the consulate receives it after Dr sends the results over. I imagine it was instantaneous since it was e-filling. When he was asking me a bunch of medical history questions, it was on a web platform so I imagine the Dr just had to submit through there. I suppose you can email the consulate for more concrete details

sorry - no idea.
Syphillis S$17 and Varicella Zoster (Chickenpox immunity) S$75 - both prices are before GST

It's possible, of course.  But that requires USCIS to get the petition back from the Embassy.  (And, once again, I don't think they filed the AOS just on the basis of their current visas -- not possible.)
 
An O-1 is a dual intent visa, so can kept and used as an NIV even while someone is pursuing permanent residency.

Not for the family/IR cases. But for EB, yes. Latest ILs sent to those DQ'ed on Sept22.

Anyone here with EB petitions received interview invites from NVC for March 2023? Can you share when were you DQ'ed and which embassy?
 
Thanks.

Received my interview letter!  April 20th.

Approved I-140 petition

You can do that.... 

From my understanding, this is not really a flat out denial. The officer just requires the above documents requested, before they can further process this case. Better to think of it like a temporarily denial, I guess.
 
1) Medical Report
2) PHIL (Philippines Police Certificate?)
3) SING PC (Singapore Police Certificate?)
4) Proof of Identity (and Name Change Document if she changed her names)
 
 

I just got DQ! Hope to get IL next week... Will keep you all updated

Hey, I think the Singapore consulate has appointed a new panel clinic. Contact them for more info asap. 

thanks for sharing @bellez214
 
to summarize
7 days from DQ to get interview letter notification
48 days from DQ to interview (41 days from interview letter notification date)