medical exam before filing AOS

[n_deep_jen 0]

I am 7 months pregnant and plan to apply for aos this month.My question is,do i have to go to a civil surgeon?are they going to give me vaccines even if i am pregnant?I have a copy of my vaccination documentation worksheet done in the Philippines before i came here in the US.Will this be enough or i still need to submit the I-693 form?

I need ur advice guys as soon as possible.Thank you!

[RebeccaAndPhil 5]

I am 7 months pregnant and plan to apply for aos this month.My question is,do i have to go to a civil surgeon?are they going to give me vaccines even if i am pregnant?I have a copy of my vaccination documentation worksheet done in the Philippines before i came here in the US.Will this be enough or i still need to submit the I-693 form?

I need ur advice guys as soon as possible.Thank you!

You will need to submit form I-693 but if you have all the required vaccines then you shouldn't need to get any more. If it's unsafe to get the vaccines while you're pregnant, you can always send in the AOS forms without form I-693 and they will either send you a RFE or you can bring them to the interview since you will probably have had your baby by the time your interview comes around On the interview letter we received it gives you a checklist of what to bring and one of them said something like, "Form I-693 (if not already submitted)" so you should be able to wait until the interview if you can't get it done now.

[edp333 9]

The USCIS used to take the CS-3025 vaccination supplement if no other vaccinations were needed. Lately, it appears they are requiring most AOS applicants to submit the I-693 transcription. You will most likely get an RFE if the sealed I-693 transcription is not sent in.

No, you will not be and should not given vaccinations while pregnant.

When adjusting Status from a K1 status there is a good chance you will not be interviewed.

[Tahoma 2,291]

I am 7 months pregnant and plan to apply for aos this month.My question is,do i have to go to a civil surgeon?are they going to give me vaccines even if i am pregnant?I have a copy of my vaccination documentation worksheet done in the Philippines before i came here in the US.Will this be enough or i still need to submit the I-693 form?

I need ur advice guys as soon as possible.Thank you!

Call the civil surgeons in your area. Tell them you are pregnant and ask them if they will give you the I-693 form without additional vaccination. You may or may not get an RFE if you will not submit your I-693 with your application.

This is a requirement though during the interview.

~ Chinook