medical

[rncarterjm 0]

how will i get the medical report to submit when applying for the AOS, because i gave all of that informatiuon to the us embassy in jamai already so i assumed that they place it in that "secret" package i gave to DHS when i arrived

[Adam M 0]

I think I've got a similar problem...

Just typing up the forms now (we get married on Saturday at the Grand Canyon - can't wait!!! ) and I'm thinking about the vaccination record.

I had my medical in London, and they put all that stuff in the envelope... I saw it at the embassy... and again at the POE. But how do I get hold of the vaccination record again?! I took the doctor's recommendation and got my tetanus and MMR before I even got here (free, on the NHS!), so I'm up-to-date. I just need to prove it!

[Leasel7 0]

I think I've got a similar problem...

Just typing up the forms now (we get married on Saturday at the Grand Canyon - can't wait!!! ) and I'm thinking about the vaccination record.

I had my medical in London, and they put all that stuff in the envelope... I saw it at the embassy... and again at the POE. But how do I get hold of the vaccination record again?! I took the doctor's recommendation and got my tetanus and MMR before I even got here (free, on the NHS!), so I'm up-to-date. I just need to prove it!

Can you contact the doctor's office and ask them to fax or mail a copy of the vaccination record to you? And I suppose you may have to contact NHS separately and ask them to send a copy of the records of the shots you had.

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding; sounds like it will be lovely!

how will i get the medical report to submit when applying for the AOS, because i gave all of that informatiuon to the us embassy in jamai already so i assumed that they place it in that "secret" package i gave to DHS when i arrived

You don't need the medical report. Since you entered the country on a K-1 visa and had your medical examination within the past year (presumably), it is not required as part of your AOS submission. What you do need is a copy of your vaccination record from the medical examination, so hopefully the panel physician who did your medical examination supplied that. If you don't have a copy, you may want to contact the panel physican and see if he/she can fax or mail it to you.

Edited August 1, 2006 by Leasel7

[Craig2006 0]

You don't need a copy of your medical report if your medical was in the last year. You only need to submit a vaccination supplement (I-693a) which is completed by a civil surgeon. You will need to have a copy of your vaccination records to have the I-693a completed.

[esperando 0]

You don't need a copy of your medical report if your medical was in the last year. You only need to submit a vaccination supplement (I-693a) which is completed by a civil surgeon. You will need to have a copy of your vaccination records to have the I-693a completed.

I have a copy of the vaccination record but it is not written in a form it does not say I-693a on it. Do i just submite the form?

[Debby 0]

You need to go to a civil surgeon and have the I-693a form filled in by them. I had my interview today and was given an RFE on the spot even though I had forms to show I had all my immunisations done. We went straight from our interview and paid $75 to have a new form filled in by a civil surgeon then posted it in the envelope we were given. I never even saw the doctors face simply paid the money wish I had of realised that the other form wasn't the I-693a. I am here on a K-3 visa and our interview today was 21 months after I arrived in the country I didn't need to have a new medical done even though the one that was taken from me at my point of entry is now 2 years old. It is only the I-693a that caused our problem.

Debby.