ARE VACCINATIONS GIVEN AT JUAREZ FOR K1 VISA??

[edgarmanzo0916 3]

THIS IS QUESTION IS MAINLY FOR K1 VISA APPLICANTS WHO HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE AT EITHER CLINIC IN CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO. HAS ANY K1 FIANCE VISA APPLICANT GOTTEN SHOTS AT THE JUAREZ MEDICAL?? I READ THEY ARE NOT REQUIRED UNTIL SHES READY FOR AOS???

ALGUIEN QUE HA SOMETIDO PETICION PARA UNA VISA K1 (PROMETIDA)HA TENIDO QUE RECIBIR VACUNAS EN EL EXAMEN MEDICO ANTES DE ENTRAR POR PRIMERA VEZ A EEUU?? HE LEIDO QUE NO MAS SE LES APLICAN VACUNAS AL MOMENTO QUE AJUSTAN PARA LA RESIDENCIA

-EDGAR

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

No, they will not give them, at all.

[edgarmanzo0916 3]

No, they will not give them, at all.

thanks i read posts some people said they got them some people didnt. wish us luck man our interview is 7/7/11 any helpful tips, advice i can give to her??

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

thanks i read posts some people said they got them some people didnt. wish us luck man our interview is 7/7/11 any helpful tips, advice i can give to her??

Good luck!

Hmm, tell her just to try and not be TOO nervous. I know, easier said than done, but I am sure she will be fine. Just follow all the instructions she is given by the people there, and answer all the questions they ask her honestly.

[Matt123 0]

K-1s dont need vaccines at CDJ or beforehand, but its good to get them done in Mexico before you come to US b/c it is much cheaper & u will need them later on. That way you just bring the medical records w/ you and have them transcribed for $50.

[nikolacolada 21]

do you know specifically which vaccines they will need? My fiance has no medical records .. although he has had vaccines. So we'll need to start from scratch. We'd love to get them done in Mexico beforehand because it's going to be more expensive if we wait until we're in the states.

The problem is we have no idea which vaccines he should get!

[paojack 41]

K-1s dont need vaccines at CDJ or beforehand, but its good to get them done in Mexico before you come to US b/c it is much cheaper & u will need them later on. That way you just bring the medical records w/ you and have them transcribed for $50.

hey Matt, do u know if we just need to bring our (mexican) 'cartilla de salud'???? that's where the doctor, nurse or hospital just write and stamp the date that u got the vaccines. This is something official in Mexico, I have no idea if it's valid in the USA though. Did your fiancee use this or what did she use?

[paojack 41]

do you know specifically which vaccines they will need? My fiance has no medical records .. although he has had vaccines. So we'll need to start from scratch. We'd love to get them done in Mexico beforehand because it's going to be more expensive if we wait until we're in the states.

The problem is we have no idea which vaccines he should get!

Tell him to go to the IMSS, ISSSTE or any goverment clinic and he can get them for free. I actually got 4 shots today, I am sore!!!!!!! but I am getting as many as I can.

He needs to go soon because there are some vaccines that u need a second dose after a month or so.

give him this list (sorry is in spanish!)

Hepatitis A

Hepatitis B

Influenza/Gripa

Influenza/Gripa tipo B

Sarampión

Meningitis

Paperas

(anti)neumocóccica

Pertussis (acelular)

Polio

Rotavirus

Rubeola

Tétano

Difteria

Varicela

I.E. if he got chicken pox as a child, he does not need to get the vaccine as he is already immune.

Edited June 10, 2011 by paojack

[C_María 6]

We just went a few days ago to get the shots here in the US because my husband had no records and they gave him MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) and Tetanus and asked if he had chicken pox as a kid (which he did otherwise they would have given the viracela). That was all that was required.

[nikolacolada 21]

thanks! We're gonna try to get them done here.. we'll only worry about the ones you mentioned Maria.. for now.