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rolemodel29   17

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Click this link and look at the table.

The table shows you what immunity you must have.

http://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/exams/ti/panel/vaccination-panel-technical-instructions.html#tbl1

And remember to bring your updated immunity record to panel physicians that is designated by the US consulate.

Good luck!

Thanks hun this is what I needed to know where immigration was concerned. lol Yeah and sugaz had me explaining types of vaccine ha ha. But thats ok I know when questions are asked here it is not only for the benifit of the person asking but for all who stumble upon the question hoping to get answers.

USCIS

2011/09/06 Mailed I-130 - 2011/09/16 Received NOA1 in mail - 2011/09/08 Priority date on letter - 2012/03/08 RFE Mailed
2012/04/18 USCIS received RFE responce - 2012/05/21 NOA2 APPROVED
NVC
2012/06/21 Case number and IV number received - 2102/07/06 DS3032 sent via postal mail - 2012/07/06 AOS 1-864 Bill $88 paid online
2012/07/11 AOS 1-864 bill show PAID online - 2012/07/13 AOS packet mail out - 2012/07/21 DS3032 accepted - 2012/07/21 Receive IV Bill DS-230 - 2012/07/23 Pay IV Bill DS-230 - 2012/07/24 IV Bill DS-230 show PAID online - 2012/07/24 IV packet mail out - 2012/08/03 Case  completed at NVC - 2012/09/28 Interview date. Received by email(2012/08/03)
MEDICAL/ US EMBASSY/ POE
2012/09/14 Medical Appointment - 2012/09/26 Interview / Need Co Sponsor - 2012/12/06 Acquired Co Sponsor and all relevant documents
2012/12/11 2nd Interview/ Required to submit Co.S documents along with my passport - 2012/12/11 Interview outcome APPROVED
2012/12/13 Visa in hand - 2013/01/16 POE..Miami International airport
2013/01/28 Received SS card in mail
2013/02/07 Received 2 year Green card in mail

File ROC 2014/11/18 . Appointment for fingerprints 2015/02/17, Decision 2015/05/13. 10 year Green Card in hand 2015/05/28

N-400

2018/1/27 Mail in N-400 - Chicago Lock Box - 2018/2/1 Certified mail arrived Lock Box - 2018/2/1 Priority Date - 2018/2/14 Received Receipt in mail - 2018/2/14 Received NOA to set up my online account - 2018/2/9 Online status stated appointment scheduled for bio-metrics. Bio-metrics Appointment 2018/3/1.

LadySarabi Explorer

LadySarabi   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Trinidad and Tobago
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For those of you who been through this before and to those who might know better: can you please tell me what vaccines are required for me to have for that medical? I have a number of vaccines already I just want to go through the list to be sure from now so when my date come for my medical I wont have to be held up for any reason. Another thing I know that some vaccines are recommended for kids and some for adults, I am an adult. Thanks

Questions:

How often does someone have to take those vaccines if they've taken them already? Are they a one time thing?

Not even time and space can deter what is meant to be. Finding ones true love (Soul Mate) is priceless ):

Married 6/19/11

Timeline

USCIS (93 days)

01/31/2012: I-130 Sent

02/03/2012: NOA1 E-mail & Text

02/07/2012: NOA1 Hard Copy

05/10/2012: NOA2 E-mail & Text

05/14/2012: NOA2 Hard Copy

NVC (68 days)

05/14/2012: NVC received

06/01/2012: Case number/IIN

06/04/2012: DS-3032 sent Electronic

06/05/2012: DS-3032 accepted

06/06/2012: AOS Bill PAID

06/09/2012: AOS Package sent

06/24/2012: IV Bill PAID

07/09/2012: IV Package sent

07/20/2012: Case complete at NVC

08/03/2012: Interview scheduled (Interview Date: (09/14/2012)

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

09/06/2012: Medical

09/14/2012: Interview (Approved)

09/21/2012: Visa

10/06/2012: POE Miami

LadySarabi Explorer

LadySarabi   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Trinidad and Tobago
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Disregard....

Not even time and space can deter what is meant to be. Finding ones true love (Soul Mate) is priceless ):

Married 6/19/11

Timeline

USCIS (93 days)

01/31/2012: I-130 Sent

02/03/2012: NOA1 E-mail & Text

02/07/2012: NOA1 Hard Copy

05/10/2012: NOA2 E-mail & Text

05/14/2012: NOA2 Hard Copy

NVC (68 days)

05/14/2012: NVC received

06/01/2012: Case number/IIN

06/04/2012: DS-3032 sent Electronic

06/05/2012: DS-3032 accepted

06/06/2012: AOS Bill PAID

06/09/2012: AOS Package sent

06/24/2012: IV Bill PAID

07/09/2012: IV Package sent

07/20/2012: Case complete at NVC

08/03/2012: Interview scheduled (Interview Date: (09/14/2012)

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

09/06/2012: Medical

09/14/2012: Interview (Approved)

09/21/2012: Visa

10/06/2012: POE Miami

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Elxan Explorer

Elxan   4

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Azerbaijan
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According to that table, I need the flu shot but I had been told healthy people don't need it. I have my medical on Tuesday and now I am not sure what to do.

If you are not getting cold frequently, then disregard the flu shot.

02/09/2010 - Married
05/02/2012 - I-130 sent for my wife and kids
05/09/2012 - NOA1 hard copy received
10/18/2012 - Became a USC and called USCIS to upgrade cases to IR-1/CR-1
10/22/2012 - Got the notice of case upgrade to IR-1
01/29/2013 - NOA2 email

NVC:
02/04/2013: NVC Received
02/22/2013: BOG number/IIN
02/22/2013: Choice of Agent email sent
02/26/2013: AOS bill invoiced
02/26/2013: AOS bill paid
03/06/2013: AOS bill shows PAID
03/07/2013: Choice of Agent email accepted
03/07/2013: IV bill invoiced
03/13/2013: IV bill paid
03/23/2013: IV bill shows PAID
04/01/2013: AOS package sent
04/01/2013: IV package sent
04/17/2013: RFE for AOS package, requested form I-864W
04/18/2013: Sent RFE back to NVC
05/02/2013: Case complete
05/13/2013: Interview scheduled

US Embassy/Consulate:
05/21/2012: Embassy received
06/05/2013: Medical
06/26/2013: Interview
06/27/2013: Visa in hand
07/03/2013: POE WAS, VA

08/07/2013: Permanent residence card arrived

The Mean Lady Mentor

The Mean Lady   604

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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If you are not getting cold frequently, then disregard the flu shot.

How on earth would they know how often you get a cold? lol

I don't think vaccines are something they are going to take on your word.

I'm pretty sure you need a flu shot if you have your interview around now.

I'm not familiar with where you are from, but in the US and Canada, you can go to many pharmacies and just get one.

If you have the ability to do that where you are, then you can do that.

Edited by KDubovik

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cjjj Explorer

cjjj   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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In Germany all shots are highly regulated and you need an appointment with a doctor. So there is no time to do that anymore before Tuesday. I really don't want a flu shot as many people get sick from them and I really don't have time to be sick now with all the moving preparation. I had checked the vaccination table in May and back then it said if you are under 65 or something you don't need the flu shot and now this. I am worried now that I will have to travel to the panel physician twice and get a shot I really don't want.

How on earth would they know how often you get a cold? lol

I don't think vaccines are something they are going to take on your word.

I'm pretty sure you need a flu shot if you have your interview around now.

I'm not familiar with where you are from, but in the US and Canada, you can go to many pharmacies and just get one.

If you have the ability to do that where you are, then you can do that.

The Mean Lady Mentor

The Mean Lady   604

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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In Germany all shots are highly regulated and you need an appointment with a doctor. So there is no time to do that anymore before Tuesday. I really don't want a flu shot as many people get sick from them and I really don't have time to be sick now with all the moving preparation. I had checked the vaccination table in May and back then it said if you are under 65 or something you don't need the flu shot and now this. I am worried now that I will have to travel to the panel physician twice and get a shot I really don't want.

Sorry I can't be of more help =\

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