Vaccination

[marie007 1]

Hello:

I have question concerning vaccinations requirements. I had all vaccination done back in 2006-2007-2008.

I went through a panel physician for immigration in October of 2008, in Nova- Scotia. He is no longer an immigration physician as I will have to do Montreal. Now the funny thing is on HEB-B , is some people say it is good for 5 years and another say 15 years? Which is it? Will my blood test that was done in 2006, still be good?

A problem getting an appointment for my physician will be impossible but an after hour medical clinic does all vaccinations. Also there is a pharmacist that does vaccinations a whole lot cheaper. Which would be better? Both give a complete record. I do have my green vaccination papers and titre papers from 2006-2007 and 2008.

Marie

[LotofPatience 65]

Hello:

I have question concerning vaccinations requirements. I had all vaccination done back in 2006-2007-2008.

I went through a panel physician for immigration in October of 2008, in Nova- Scotia. He is no longer an immigration physician as I will have to do Montreal. Now the funny thing is on HEB-B , is some people say it is good for 5 years and another say 15 years? Which is it? Will my blood test that was done in 2006, still be good?

A problem getting an appointment for my physician will be impossible but an after hour medical clinic does all vaccinations. Also there is a pharmacist that does vaccinations a whole lot cheaper. Which would be better? Both give a complete record. I do have my green vaccination papers and titre papers from 2006-2007 and 2008.

Marie

IMO, you should present all vaccination records to this third party physician/pharmacist and they will analyze the anti-body for immunizations. If anything is needed, they will advise you. Then you can produce all these reports to the U.S Panel physician.

Loto