Vaccination supplement??

[JesseandMary 0]

I'm so incredibly confused, guys.

Is the vaccination supplement the I-693? Or is it the form with all my new vaccinations the civil surgeon gave me when I had my first medical for the K-1 visa?

Thanks for all your help on all my other questions! This is so stressful!

[rebeccajo 14]

The form you got at your medical is most likely the DS-3025. Look in one of the corners for the fine print.

The I-693 is the form the doctor completed - you never saw it - it was your complete report.

You can take your DS-3025 to a civil surgeon here in the US and have them complete a I-693A (vaccine supplement) which is the form you need for your AOS packet.

Edited August 28, 2006 by rebeccajo

[JesseandMary 0]

The form you got at your medical is most likely the DS-3025. Look in one of the corners for the fine print.

The I-693 is the form the doctor completed - you never saw it - it was your complete report.

You can take your DS-3025 to a civil surgeon here in the US and have them complete a I-693A (vaccine supplement) which is the form you need for your AOS packet.

Great! Thanks so much for your help.

[*Robert* 2]

The form you got at your medical is most likely the DS-3025. Look in one of the corners for the fine print.

The I-693 is the form the doctor completed - you never saw it - it was your complete report.

You can take your DS-3025 to a civil surgeon here in the US and have them complete a I-693A (vaccine supplement) which is the form you need for your AOS packet.

Actually, the medical examination for a K-1 visa was done using the DS-3026 form (Medical History and Physical Examination Worksheet), along with the DS-3024 (Chest X-Ray and Classification Worksheet) and DS-2053 (Medical Examination for Immgrant or Refugee Applicant).

The DS-3025 (Vaccination Documentation Worksheet) can either be taken to a civil surgeon and be transcribed onto the I-693A supplement, or do what other's have done, and just send in a copy of your DS-3025. If you get the I-693A, be sure the doctor seals it in an envelope and stamps it.

[JesseandMary 0]

The form you got at your medical is most likely the DS-3025. Look in one of the corners for the fine print.

The I-693 is the form the doctor completed - you never saw it - it was your complete report.

You can take your DS-3025 to a civil surgeon here in the US and have them complete a I-693A (vaccine supplement) which is the form you need for your AOS packet.

Actually, the medical examination for a K-1 visa was done using the DS-3026 form (Medical History and Physical Examination Worksheet), along with the DS-3024 (Chest X-Ray and Classification Worksheet) and DS-2053 (Medical Examination for Immgrant or Refugee Applicant).

The DS-3025 (Vaccination Documentation Worksheet) can either be taken to a civil surgeon and be transcribed onto the I-693A supplement, or do what other's have done, and just send in a copy of your DS-3025. If you get the I-693A, be sure the doctor seals it in an envelope and stamps it.

I was thinking of just sending a copy of my DS-3025. Well, that's what I was going to do before I realized there was such thing as an I-693A. I noticed others had just sent in copies of the DS-3025..but is that risky? Does anyone know of anyone having any consequences for just sending in a copy of that instead of taking it to a civil surgeon? I don't really have $50 to spare thanks to all the application fees, but I don't want any problems either!

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

Here is the actual vaccination supplement you get from a civil surgeon in the US.

Appendix A. Supplemental Form To I-693

[JesseandMary 0]

Here is the actual vaccination supplement you get from a civil surgeon in the US.

Appendix A. Supplemental Form To I-693

Thanks everybody. Just went to the civil surgeon and got the rest of my vaccinations done. She filled out the form, and everything is all set. She did it for free!

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

free is good!!

[Yodrak 7]

JesseandMary,

You've answered my question, but I'll ask it anyway since it's essential information that you waited a while to provide - were your vaccinations complete at the time of the visa medical exam?

Vaccinations do not need to be complete for a K visa, but they do need to be complete to adjust status. So the DS-3025 from the visa medical exam may be sufficient if the vaccinations were complete, but it will definitely not be sufficient and I-693A will be required if the vaccinations were not complete.

Yodrak

I was thinking of just sending a copy of my DS-3025. Well, that's what I was going to do before I realized there was such thing as an I-693A. I noticed others had just sent in copies of the DS-3025..but is that risky? Does anyone know of anyone having any consequences for just sending in a copy of that instead of taking it to a civil surgeon? I don't really have $50 to spare thanks to all the application fees, but I don't want any problems either!