DS3025 & I693 UK filers

[YNWA 0]

This Is specific to the uk filers please help.

I read somewhere that when you apply for aos you obviously need to submit your ds3025 along with your forms, however it statesmthat if your ds3025 is marked as incomplete then you need to take it to a civil surgeon and get him to fill in a i693.

However, i have had all the vaccinations i need but my form is still marked as that. I called Knightsbridge clinic today and they said that they Mark the same for every USA filer as that is what's is asked of them and the USA just want up to date vaccinations for ur age group.

So the question is, even though I am up to date with all my vaccinations and still have it ticked as incomplete, will I still need to file i693 or will the 3025 suffice?

[YuAndDan 153]

I-693 is needed if the DS-3025 is marked incomplete.

I-693 instructions (C )(b ) from what this says the DS-3025 needed to be complete, and included in the medical packet provided to the consulate or embassy at interview time, which would then be turned in at the POE when arriving in the USA on the K-1.

[Barbara J 115]

This Is specific to the uk filers please help.

I read somewhere that when you apply for aos you obviously need to submit your ds3025 along with your forms, however it statesmthat if your ds3025 is marked as incomplete then you need to take it to a civil surgeon and get him to fill in a i693.

However, i have had all the vaccinations i need but my form is still marked as that. I called Knightsbridge clinic today and they said that they Mark the same for every USA filer as that is what's is asked of them and the USA just want up to date vaccinations for ur age group.

So the question is, even though I am up to date with all my vaccinations and still have it ticked as incomplete, will I still need to file i693 or will the 3025 suffice?

Look there has been many debates over this issue and if it is complete then all you have to do is send the DS-3025 in with AOS but on the other hand some have received RFE's and needed to have their 3025 transcribed over to the I-693 part 1,2 and 5 vaccination part only. SOme have had no problem with sending just the 3025 and others have but most go to the CS and get the 3025 transcribed over to the 693 and the doc will seal it in an envelope and you send that with your AOS. I sent that and also a copy of the 3025 with mine. I was unlucky though as they lost my medical as well and they wanted me to have blood and Tb tests done again mmmm I was fortunate I was able to get a copy of my medical from my country and I sent that back to them along with the results of my tests and another copy of the 3025. Totally up to you As YouDan said if incomplete needs to have I-693

Edited April 6, 2011 by Barbara J

[YNWA 0]

Part 2 consists of so many sub sections and is almost a full medical, isn't just the vaccination part of part 2 that needs to be completed?

[YNWA 0]

On my 3025 the dr has ticked both a.vaccine history incomplete and b. Applicant may be eligible for blanket waiver

So does this mean i still need my 693?

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I'm about 100% sure on this answer, but do what you like, because opinions vary.

Look at your DS-3025. If it has the following items, you don't need an I-693.

1. Shots marked (at least one of a series, date no longer than 10 years ago)

• MMR
  
• Td or Tdap or DT or DTP or DtaP
  
• Varicella or VH written by it if you had chickenpox
  

2. Everything else marked not age appropriate

3. RESULTS section filled in with "incomplete... may be eligible for blanket waiver"

4. Signed and dated by the doctor

If it's not completed like that then see a civil surgeon for the I-693. If it is complete, send a photocopy of your DS-3025.

The USCIS is supposed to have your medical files, but sometimes lose them or fail to match them up with your AOS. Do not get another exam unless you get an RFE that says they do not have results of your medical. It means they lost them, but you are probably stuck with paying for a new exam.

[YNWA 0]

Mine has all the above but for varicella it it ticked under not routinely available and nothing else no vh as I have never had chicken pox

It is also ticked as incomplete and under that also as eligible for blanket waiver

[ameribrit 37]

Mine also has all of the information that, Nich-Nick has outlined above. So I will be following their advice, come AOS time, and sending off a copy of the DS-3025

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Your are actually not up to date because you didn't get a varicella shot. With no varicella shot or varicella history (VH) then you must get the varicella shot and have a civil surgeon put everything on an I-693, Part 2. Because time has passed since you got your shots, it's possible he will also want to give you the second of any series shots before he will sign off. Had you not had to get varicella, one of a series (on MMR) would have satisfied USCIS.

You are still eligible for a blanket waiver for the shots not appropriate for your age, but varicella is required for adults who haven't had chickenpox so no waiver on that one.

Edited April 6, 2011 by Nich-Nick