Pls help.. Visa journey friends ?

[sweet cakes 326]

Yes i did but the doctor that was stated is not doing immigration stuff anymore. So sad

Aww.. Sorry to hear that. Here's some thread I found for civil surgeons in MI:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/235586-civil-surgeon-in-michigan/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/204648-anybody-here-who-went-to-civil-surgeons-in-michigan/

I have also called almost all the listed CS in NJ when I was preparing for my AOS, so I hear you. As advised by Kitthekat, contact your local health department for the Tdap vaccine, as they normally give way way cheaper prices for vaccines than the CS. You can simply bring this vaccine record plus your DS-3025 when you go to the CS for the vaccine transcription.

[lil2be 11]

One in Oak Park, MI charge $100 cash up front to do the form and basic physical exam and extra $20 (around that, bill later)for blood drawn.

Dr. Reem Alsabti

23350 Greenfield Road, Suite 200, Oak Park, MI 48237

(248) 808-6225

[doug/sherry 26]

Aww.. Sorry to hear that. Here's some thread I found for civil surgeons in MI:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/235586-civil-surgeon-in-michigan/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/204648-anybody-here-who-went-to-civil-surgeons-in-michigan/

I have also called almost all the listed CS in NJ when I was preparing for my AOS, so I hear you. As advised by Kitthekat, contact your local health department for the Tdap vaccine, as they normally give way way cheaper prices for vaccines than the CS. You can simply bring this vaccine record plus your DS-3025 when you go to the CS for the vaccine transcription.

I had my wife redo the entire physical and after we consulted with the civil surgeon

it was the right thing to do. There are shots she needed and tests that needed to be

done even though she had one in in the Phils only four months prior. It cost us

600 dollars and they said my insurance wouldnt cover any of it. But, because the

hospital had signed a contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield as a preferred provider

they had to settle for less and yes they did cover the physical. Good Luck....

[Fan_Dancer 171]

Anyway, my DTAP or TD was checked not routinely available. Am i still good to go?

No, they are really picky on that.

My clinic wasn't even on the USCIS site, and they do the immigration papers constantly. Many of those who were on the site, were no longer active. Shop around, I was quoted absurd prices as well, and ended up paying 80 bucks (60 for the papers, and 20 for the two vaccines I needed). Mine actually had a separate department that dealt with immigration and all the medical issues related to it.

[AtariBaby 17]

Yelp is another resource for this kind of thing.

[HappyinLove2014 30]

Thank you so much for your reply guys. I think i need dtap, i ended up having an appointment to the cheapest i can get. 125$ for everything. And my vaccination will just be in the county because thats the most decent price I can get. I

Yelp is another resource for this kind of thing.

No, they are really picky on that.

My clinic wasn't even on the USCIS site, and they do the immigration papers constantly. Many of those who were on the site, were no longer active. Shop around, I was quoted absurd prices as well, and ended up paying 80 bucks (60 for the papers, and 20 for the two vaccines I needed). Mine actually had a separate department that dealt with immigration and all the medical issues related to it.

I had my wife redo the entire physical and after we consulted with the civil surgeon

it was the right thing to do. There are shots she needed and tests that needed to be

done even though she had one in in the Phils only four months prior. It cost us

600 dollars and they said my insurance wouldnt cover any of it. But, because the

hospital had signed a contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield as a preferred provider

they had to settle for less and yes they did cover the physical. Good Luck....

One in Oak Park, MI charge $100 cash up front to do the form and basic physical exam and extra $20 (around that, bill later)for blood drawn.

Dr. Reem Alsabti

23350 Greenfield Road, Suite 200, Oak Park, MI 48237

(248) 808-6225

Aww.. Sorry to hear that. Here's some thread I found for civil surgeons in MI:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/235586-civil-surgeon-in-michigan/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/204648-anybody-here-who-went-to-civil-surgeons-in-michigan/

I have also called almost all the listed CS in NJ when I was preparing for my AOS, so I hear you. As advised by Kitthekat, contact your local health department for the Tdap vaccine, as they normally give way way cheaper prices for vaccines than the CS. You can simply bring this vaccine record plus your DS-3025 when you go to the CS for the vaccine transcription.

No, since you were not given the Tdap vaccine, you will need to get that shot and get the vaccination records transcribed to the I-693. Check with your local county health clinic to see if you can get the shot cheaper than at the civil surgeon's.

Have you browsed through this thread yet?: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/231026-civil-surgeons-who-dont-rip-you-off/

See if there's anybody close to your area.