RFE for AOS ...

[mojothedestroyer 0]

Isn't that the form that was given to me in a sealed envelope by my doctor in Canada, I was told NOT to open it, and then when I had my interview in Montreal, they took it away from me?

I'm very confused.

When I sent in my AOS, I sent a copy of my vaccination sheet that the doctor gave me, because that's all that I had!

Do you think it's possible for me to call my doctor in Canada and ask her to fax me a copy of the form?

Gah.... so frustrating!

[Jenn! 918]

It sounds like you didn't submit the vaccination supplemental (I-693A). All you need to do is take the vaccination worksheet that you got from your medical abroad and take it to a civil surgeon who will complete the I-693A for you.

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

It sounds like you didn't submit the vaccination supplemental (I-693A). All you need to do is take the vaccination worksheet that you got from your medical abroad and take it to a civil surgeon who will complete the I-693A for you.

ditto

[ingjohanna 0]

hi!!! i didn't send the vaccination supplemental for my husband's AOS.... i'm just waiting and see if they ask for it.... i read that sometimes they ask for it sometimes doesn't.. let see what they say...hopefully they don't ask us for it.

Edited May 16, 2006 by ingjohanna

[jelti 0]

Hey you! This is eiretamicha from LJ!!

I'm sorry about your RFE. That totally sucks.

What they're asking for is form I-693A. This is a vaccination supplement that must be completed by a Civil Surgeon in your area. You must choose a Civil Surgeon (and I say choose because I really recommend that you call a few and find the best prices), make an appointment, and bring all your vaccination records with you. The Civil Surgeon will then charge you a hefty fee just to transfer your vaccination information to the I-693A form (which she will already have at her office). She will then present this I-693A to you in a sealed envelope which you must send back with your RFE.

On the uscis.gov website, there is a place where you can search out Civil Surgeons in your area. I'm gonna go try to find it for you.

Good luck with everything!!

ETA: I found it!! Click here to search for your local Civil Surgeon.

Edited May 16, 2006 by jelti

[rob&ana 0]

Make sure than when you go to the Civil Surgeon in your area, bring your vaccination records along with the form you submitted for you K1 visa. I was only charged 25 dollars, because I brought all my information with me... including the dreaded X rays that you have to carry from your home country.

Hope its not too expensive...

Good luck...

[timinden 0]

We just sent the vacination sheet she got from her medical in her country and everything seems to be moving along just fine.