varicella vaccin

[mohammedsafi 0]

HI everybody, i had my interview last week, and at the end the uscis officer told me that my vaccinations are not all done he told me that i still need varicella vaccin, but that vaccin is 2 shots , and you need to wait 4 weks to 8 weeks between the first shot and the second, but the uscis officer asked me to bring him that thing before november 1er, i called Dr Arnold in texas and his secretary told me that i need the 2 shots , any one can help me ? any idea please? thank you.

[Kittyfang 6]

HI everybody, i had my interview last week, and at the end the uscis officer told me that my vaccinations are not all done he told me that i still need varicella vaccin, but that vaccin is 2 shots , and you need to wait 4 weks to 8 weeks between the first shot and the second, but the uscis officer asked me to bring him that thing before november 1er, i called Dr Arnold in texas and his secretary told me that i need the 2 shots , any one can help me ? any idea please? thank you.

I read that when it concerns vaccine like this, you can get either a waiver. I'm curious, did you already have chicken pox?

[Hell0W0rld 10]

this is a requirement for woman under 27 years of age, visit any local doctor, they will be able to do it for you, just an FYI this vaccine is really expensive....

[H&V 5]

this is a requirement for woman under 27 years of age, visit any local doctor, they will be able to do it for you, just an FYI this vaccine is really expensive....

INCORRECT - you are thinking of HPV

Like Kittyfang says it is for chicken pox so if you had that as a child you can get a waiver (the surgeon writes 'VH' for varicella history in the box.

If you haven't had chicken pox you need the vaccine. I don't know for sure but I can imagine you get the first one then you can give proof to a uscis surgeon and they can check the 'insufficient time interval' for not having completed the second shot yet (a lot of people do this for the HPV) then you can get the second shot on your own.

However, someone please correct me if you definitely have to get both shots for this one.

Edited October 7, 2009 by H&V

[Kittyfang 6]

this is a requirement for woman under 27 years of age, visit any local doctor, they will be able to do it for you, just an FYI this vaccine is really expensive....

INCORRECT - you are thinking of HPV

Like Kittyfang says it is for chicken pox so if you had that as a child you can get a waiver (the surgeon writes 'VH' for varicella history in the box.

If you haven't had chicken pox you need the vaccine. I don't know for sure but I can imagine you get the first one then you can give proof to a uscis surgeon and they can check the 'insufficient time interval' for not having completed the second shot yet (a lot of people do this for the HPV) then you can get the second shot on your own.

However, someone please correct me if you definitely have to get both shots for this one.

Well, I read somewhere that if you have to get a vaccine that has to be administered in multiples shot, you can get a waiver from the doctor, saying your medical exam is ok, and that you will get the following shots. Again, I could be wrong, so please someone correct me.

[mohammedsafi 0]

HI , i wonder how much time does it take to have the result of the titer test, i want to go see my doctor next monday and i have the idea to ask him to do that for me, but i want to know how much time it take to get the result? thank you

[Inky 1,111]

Depends on where they are sending it to be tested. Mine took a month to get the results. Sometimes it can take 1 week or longer.