I received the email from my attorney about a RFE on 485. I did not see the RFE itself.
We have received a Request for Evidence (RFE) in your case. The RFE requests the following information:
a. The civil surgeon that completed your I-693, Medical Examination of Aliens Seeking Adjustment of Status, indicated that your should complete a course of treatment. Submit evidence to show that you have complied with his recommendation. A copy of the I-693 is included with this notice for your information. I will send this information to you via FedEx. You should take the returned information back to your doctor and follow-up with the INS certified civil surgeon.
b. The employment letter previously submitted by (company B) is insufficient for immigration purposes because it does not list your salary/remuneration. Submit an original letter on company letterhead from your current employer stating your date of hire, duties, remuneration and prospect for continued employment.
c. Submit your earnings statements for the last two months.
d. Submit your federal Income Tax returns, including all schedules and Forms W-2 and/or Forms 1099, for the last two years.
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My concern a: The I-693 problem refers to a positive PPD. I was found positive PPD in 1996 when I first came to the US as an F1. In 2003 when I had the physical exam I shown the doctor about this situation. Here is what he wrote on the I-693: "Since this patient has a positive PPD with a negative chest xray, it is my recommendation that he be treated with INH according to the American Thoracic Society guidelines."
I was told this was his recommendation but not a requirement, so that I did not take any treatement. Now what should I do about this RFE? I have moved and cannot visit this doctor. If I start the treatment now, should I wait until it finish before I file the RFE response? What if the treatment take longer time than the RFE deadline?
My conern b: I switched job from company A (LC and 140 approved, 485 filed) to comapny B (AC21 filed). My current salary at company B is $6,000 less than the LC specified salary. Will this be a problem considering the fact that the living expense at B is much lower than at A and the equivelent salary is thus higher than the LC salary? How should I address this fact in the company letter? Should company B promise to match the LC salary upon 485 approval (if B is willing to do so)?
We have received a Request for Evidence (RFE) in your case. The RFE requests the following information:
a. The civil surgeon that completed your I-693, Medical Examination of Aliens Seeking Adjustment of Status, indicated that your should complete a course of treatment. Submit evidence to show that you have complied with his recommendation. A copy of the I-693 is included with this notice for your information. I will send this information to you via FedEx. You should take the returned information back to your doctor and follow-up with the INS certified civil surgeon.
b. The employment letter previously submitted by (company B) is insufficient for immigration purposes because it does not list your salary/remuneration. Submit an original letter on company letterhead from your current employer stating your date of hire, duties, remuneration and prospect for continued employment.
c. Submit your earnings statements for the last two months.
d. Submit your federal Income Tax returns, including all schedules and Forms W-2 and/or Forms 1099, for the last two years.
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My concern a: The I-693 problem refers to a positive PPD. I was found positive PPD in 1996 when I first came to the US as an F1. In 2003 when I had the physical exam I shown the doctor about this situation. Here is what he wrote on the I-693: "Since this patient has a positive PPD with a negative chest xray, it is my recommendation that he be treated with INH according to the American Thoracic Society guidelines."
I was told this was his recommendation but not a requirement, so that I did not take any treatement. Now what should I do about this RFE? I have moved and cannot visit this doctor. If I start the treatment now, should I wait until it finish before I file the RFE response? What if the treatment take longer time than the RFE deadline?
My conern b: I switched job from company A (LC and 140 approved, 485 filed) to comapny B (AC21 filed). My current salary at company B is $6,000 less than the LC specified salary. Will this be a problem considering the fact that the living expense at B is much lower than at A and the equivelent salary is thus higher than the LC salary? How should I address this fact in the company letter? Should company B promise to match the LC salary upon 485 approval (if B is willing to do so)?