Unable to give MMR due to government restriction

[mumpk 0]

Just a note for anyone that couldn't get their MMR at Knightsbridge "due to government restrictions", like me (see attached DS-3025).

I submitted the copy DS-3025 with my AOS package (no I-693). Maybe I got lucky, but this was accepted with no questions and no RFE.

Hope this helps someone.

[nobbie 105]

I had one MMR but not the second one as was accepted also with no RFE.

[LDN2DEN 3]

Just a note for anyone that couldn't get their MMR at Knightsbridge "due to government restrictions", like me (see attached DS-3025).

I submitted the copy DS-3025 with my AOS package (no I-693). Maybe I got lucky, but this was accepted with no questions and no RFE.

Hope this helps someone.

Thank you so much for posting this. I am currently trying to fill in all my forms ready for AOS as soon as I arrive in a few weeks and have found this really helpful.

Good luck

[cowboysgirlfriend 1]

Thanks for this. I've had one MMR but not the second and was worried how it might affect us. This is a reassuring thread.

[Al422 221]

Candy got her one MMR in Manila. Civil Surgeon we went to here said no need for second one to satisfy AOS.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

MMR vaccine can give you some very nasty side effects - i experienced a serious scalp rash and lymph nodes erupting all over my neck. Make sure you get as much info from the Dr as you can about that or read up on it so you know what if anything to expect. I ended up having costly Dr appointments and a surgery over there to rule out lymphoma.

[cowboysgirlfriend 1]

The MMR vaccine was actually available again when I went for my medical on 31st July, and I had my second jab there, to save on paperwork for AOS. I felt a bit flu-ish for a day or so, but not bad at all.

[Kiwinyc 62]

Same as the others i had only one MMR shot, done at Knightsbridge last Aug so that it was recorded on the DS-3025. I got my GC two days ago with no interview (or RFE)

Edited August 7, 2014 by Kiwinyc