I-693A, Vaccination Supplement

[Tom 0]

Hi all,

My fiancee is here on a K1 Visa and I'm getting ready to file her AOS. I just returned from the civil surgeon's office with the I-693A, and here is what the doctor wrote:

DT/DTP - Not age appropriate

Td - Not applicable

Polio - Not age appropriate

Measles (or MR or MMR) - Not applicable

Mumps (or MMR) - Not applicable

Rubella (or MR or MMR) - Not applicable

Hib - Not age appropriate

Hepatitis B - Not applicable

Varicella - Not applicable

Pneumococcal - Not age appropriate

Influenza - Not fall/winter (flu) season

Bottom line was that the civil surgeon said that the "Not applicable" vaccinations weren't required, but then he checked the box at the bottom of the I-693A that says "Applicant does not meet immunization requirements."

Does anyone know which of these vaccinations are required by the USCIS or not?

This is really confusing. My fiancee received her medical and vaccinations in her country as a condition to receive the K1 visa. Then, immigration took her package and all her documents at the POE, so we have no papers that prove her vaccinations or medical exam. What a messed up system!

Thanks,

-Tom

[Jenn! 918]

Tom, I posted in the other thread where you originally asked.

Good luck!

[thai2luv 0]

Tom,

You should have kept a copy of the original DS-3025 (i think) vaccination supplement.

Edited May 31, 2006 by thai2luv

[faith42 0]

Hi all,

My fiancee is here on a K1 Visa and I'm getting ready to file her AOS. I just returned from the civil surgeon's office with the I-693A, and here is what the doctor wrote:

DT/DTP - Not age appropriate

Td - Not applicable

Polio - Not age appropriate

Measles (or MR or MMR) - Not applicable

Mumps (or MMR) - Not applicable

Rubella (or MR or MMR) - Not applicable

Hib - Not age appropriate

Hepatitis B - Not applicable

Varicella - Not applicable

Pneumococcal - Not age appropriate

Influenza - Not fall/winter (flu) season

Bottom line was that the civil surgeon said that the "Not applicable" vaccinations weren't required, but then he checked the box at the bottom of the I-693A that says "Applicant does not meet immunization requirements."

Does anyone know which of these vaccinations are required by the USCIS or not?

This is really confusing. My fiancee received her medical and vaccinations in her country as a condition to receive the K1 visa. Then, immigration took her package and all her documents at the POE, so we have no papers that prove her vaccinations or medical exam. What a messed up system!

Thanks,

-Tom

Tom

vaccinations are still required. According to USCIS

" K and V nonimmigrant (temporary) visa applicants. Individuals applying for a K nonimmigrant visa as the fiancee or the spouse of a U.S. citizen or for a V nonimmigrant visa as the spouse or child of a lawful permanent resident (LPR) (including those applying for V status in the United States) must undergo a medical exam, but are not required to comply with the vaccination requirements at that time. They will be required to comply with the vaccination requirements when they eventually apply for adjustment of status. "

You may want to check the following link Medical/Vaccination

Is there a way for her to get a copy of the vaccinations she has received, not necessarily the one filled out by the surgeon back home? She needs to show that she has had the vaccines (even if her old doctor faxes over a sheet of her vaccination history so she can show it to the CS).

[Tom 0]

Does anyone know if the I-693A has to be placed in a sealed envelope by the civil surgeon?

On the form, there is a space for the doctor's signature, but it doesn't ask for the doctor's address, license number, or anything else. My civil surgeon just checked the boxes and handed me the form (unsealed).

Thanks,

-Tom

Hi all,

My fiancee is here on a K1 Visa and I'm getting ready to file her AOS. I just returned from the civil surgeon's office with the I-693A, and here is what the doctor wrote:

DT/DTP - Not age appropriate

Td - Not applicable

Polio - Not age appropriate

Measles (or MR or MMR) - Not applicable

Mumps (or MMR) - Not applicable

Rubella (or MR or MMR) - Not applicable

Hib - Not age appropriate

Hepatitis B - Not applicable

Varicella - Not applicable

Pneumococcal - Not age appropriate

Influenza - Not fall/winter (flu) season

Bottom line was that the civil surgeon said that the "Not applicable" vaccinations weren't required, but then he checked the box at the bottom of the I-693A that says "Applicant does not meet immunization requirements."

Does anyone know which of these vaccinations are required by the USCIS or not?

This is really confusing. My fiancee received her medical and vaccinations in her country as a condition to receive the K1 visa. Then, immigration took her package and all her documents at the POE, so we have no papers that prove her vaccinations or medical exam. What a messed up system!

Thanks,

-Tom

Tom

vaccinations are still required. According to USCIS

" K and V nonimmigrant (temporary) visa applicants. Individuals applying for a K nonimmigrant visa as the fiancee or the spouse of a U.S. citizen or for a V nonimmigrant visa as the spouse or child of a lawful permanent resident (LPR) (including those applying for V status in the United States) must undergo a medical exam, but are not required to comply with the vaccination requirements at that time. They will be required to comply with the vaccination requirements when they eventually apply for adjustment of status. "

You may want to check the following link Medical/Vaccination

Is there a way for her to get a copy of the vaccinations she has received, not necessarily the one filled out by the surgeon back home? She needs to show that she has had the vaccines (even if her old doctor faxes over a sheet of her vaccination history so she can show it to the CS).