I-693 and transcribing Vaccinations?

[ZaheersShezadi 0]

OK, here is my question. My husband had his medical done for his K3 in October, but the doctor didn't do any vaccinations because he said he didn't need them at the time. But, we didn't want to spend the money to get them here in USA, so he got them done by a regular doctor in Pakistan who wrote up a report noting all the vaccines he received. He does still need I thin the second shot for the TDaP. But, does anyone know if I can just call one of the civil surgeons around and have them put it on the I-693? Because when he will arrive via POE, they will keep his packet, wont they? So, I assume that means we will have to include the supplemental vaccine report with the AOS packet, right? So, please tell me what is the best way to go about this. thanks for your help.

~Tara

[prettyunique 1]

The point of the CS visit is to ensure to USCIS that your husband has all of his vaccinations uptodate. Your husband need to provide his immunization history to the CS in order to transcribe it on the I693. You can use a personal vaccination record or the vaccine supplement worksheet that the panel physical in Pakistan recorded his immunization history. Usually the panel physician gives out a copy of that vaccination worksheet. They did not get one, he could ask for it before leaving Pakistan. The CS will tell you if you need the next vaccination. At that point, he can choose to get that vaccination elsewhere where it is cheaper before the CS fills out the I693.