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I looked up a civil surgeon on the USCIS website. Found one near me, made an appointment and went in. I was greeted by a Nurse Practioner. I was expecting to see the civil surgeon listed on the USCIS website. The nurse practioner did the physical part of the test and he is the one that signed off on my blood test form that I need to take to get my blood work done. I'm just wondering if it's okay that the exam is being done by the nurse practioner and not the actual civil surgeon listed on the website.
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AOS TIMELINE
APPS RECEIVED BY USCIS - 3/18/19
BIOMETRICS DONE - 4/11/19
I-485 INTERVIEW SCHEDULED - 4/24/19
INTERVIEW DATE - 5/31/2019
APPROVAL - 5/31/2019 -
You need the civil surgeon to sign the i693 form. How the surgeon comes to the conclusion on your results is not your problem as long as the i693 is properly completed, signed and dated.Originally posted by JJGLO View PostEmployment based AOS (EB1C) - San Bernardino office(CA)
JUL - 2018 - applications for I-485, I-765 and I-131 concurrent filing
AUG - 2018 - bio metrics complete
DEC - 2018 - I-765 & I-131 approved
DEC - 2018 - combo cards received
DEC - 2018 - courtesy letter for missing I-693
DEC - 2018 - social security cards received
DEC - 2018 - interview for I-485 scheduled
JAN - 2019 - interview & on the spot approval
FEB - 2019 - I-485 approved
FEB - 2019 - green cards in hand 😎 -
Got it.AOS TIMELINE
APPS RECEIVED BY USCIS - 3/18/19
BIOMETRICS DONE - 4/11/19
I-485 INTERVIEW SCHEDULED - 4/24/19
INTERVIEW DATE - 5/31/2019
APPROVAL - 5/31/2019Comment
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That's fairly normal. On your next visit, once your labs are complete, the doctor will probably see you briefly and sign the forms. This is how my appointment went.Originally posted by JJGLO View Post
Day one: Filled out forms. Saw a nurse who took weight and height, and drew blood.
Day two: Returned for lab results. Was handed the completed (and already signed) I-693 for my review while waiting to see the doctor. Once called, went back to a room and handed the doctor the completed I-693. He asked me a few questions, asked if I had any tattoos with "13" (to find out if I was MS-13 I guess), folded the I-693 and put in in the envelope, stamped the back across the seal, and taped the envelope over the seal and stamp.2019/02/27 PD
2019/03/09 Received Receipts
2019/03/15 Received Biometrics Appt.
2019/03/26 Biometrics Appt.
2019-04-01 Case ready to to be scheduled for interview
2019-04-22 Interview Notice received via USPS
2019-05-20 Interview: Approved after 82 days.
2019-05-21 Card in production
2019-05-23 Update that USPS picked up the card
2019-05-24 I-130 and I-485 Approval Letters received via USPS.
2019-05-29 Green Card ReceivedComment
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