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hilkka, thanks a lot for the exlanation...the updated dates haven't changed since they received the application so I guess this means two things: either the system doesn't work in my case or they really haven't looked at my applications since then

anyway, I guess I'll just wait and see

Congratulations to everyone who got their EAD approvals.

We also filed in January and then were transferred to CSC. I have a question: I still couldn't figure out how to check if my application was checked/touched, etc on the USCIS website. Can anybody tell me exactly where I should look cause I'm confused.

Thanks a lot

Basically what someone means when they say their case was touched was that in their portfolio (where it tracks their applications on the uscis website) that the last updated date has changed. Theoretically it is supposed to change every time someone looks at your case or does something with it...however it doesn't always work that way. Does that make things a little easier to understand?

Congratulations to everyone who got their EAD approvals.

We also filed in January and then were transferred to CSC. I have a question: I still couldn't figure out how to check if my application was checked/touched, etc on the USCIS website. Can anybody tell me exactly where I should look cause I'm confused.

Thanks a lot

Hi everyone,

I researched VJ on the issue pertaining to the vaccination supplement I-693A and it was extremely useful. I sent my vaccination record to Dr. Arnold's office in Austin and was told that I needed a chicken pox vaccine before they could complete the form.

I leaned about the option of getting free vaccines at NYC walk-in immunization clinics - http://www.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/doh/html/imm/immclin.shtml - but they only do it for people under 18 years. For others, they need a doctor's referral.

Another option is getting a blood test at a civil surgeon - I'm sure I have the necessary anti-bodies, since I was sick with chicken pox as child and had a small pox vaccine - but, aside from paying the doc, such a blood test can be VERY expensive.

So now I just want to quickly find someone in NYC area who will give me this vaccine FAST and for a decent pay?

This is getting so complicated and I'm already running out of time before my AOS application deadline. Please help!

No police cert is needed from USA, this is handled for you when USCIS, NVC, and Consulate perform name checks.

Great! I was really hoping this was the case! This leaves me to confront the Romanian police ...

Hi,

I am a newcomer, and I have a question about the police certificates... I am the foreign fiance....I've lived in US twice since 16 mostly as student. Do I need police certificates from each state I've lived in? And how do I get them?

Thanks a lot for ur help.