How do you prove you've had chickenpox?

[cbott 0]

The panel doctor's instruction packet says that if you've had chickenpox (which I have) you do not need to get the varicella vaccine. Does anyone know what is considered appropriate proof of chickenpox history for Canadian panel docs?

[Ontarkie 14,280]

i just told them I had them and roughly what age. Same thing for my kids.

[pro_star 52]

Alternatively you can get a blood test that checks your immunity.

[Saylin 1,605]

The panel doctor's instruction packet says that if you've had chickenpox (which I have) you do not need to get the varicella vaccine. Does anyone know what is considered appropriate proof of chickenpox history for Canadian panel docs?

A verbal declaration is sufficient. No need for proof.

[cbott 0]

Excellent, thanks guys.

In the end my doctor wanted to order a blood test to see if I had measles/mumps/rubella so he included chicken pox in there too.

[pro_star 52]

Hopefully they can figure it out

I know two blood tests later my measles immunity is still "inconclusive".

So I'll go get shot up AFTER the stage one move lol

[cbott 0]

Personally I don't really care if I need to get the immunization again I just want to get it over with.

Actually, what i really want is for them to issue my flipping IV invoice. It's been 3 weeks since I submitted by DS-261. What's taking so long National Visa Center?

[NikLR 13,227]

Get a supervisor review.