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Kittentard   0

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My finace went to the doctors yesterday (Hell be going to the London embassy) to get his shots and ask for his medical history. They say it may cost 50 pounds and he needs to write a letter to get them

Is this important or does he just need to show what shots he has gotten?

Thanks yall

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Do they mean vaccine records? I don't know if the medical is different in the UK compared to Germany, but my husband just needs to bring his vaccination record with all his current shots listed in it. Also if he had any operations in the past he should have some paperwork regarding that. Bloodwork and the rest is basically covered in the examination.

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whiteyadam   4

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Hello!

I believe you only need to take the vaccination records however if you answer yes to any of the questions on the questionnaire it would be beneficial to take your medical records as it may prevent delays (i.e Knightsbridge doctor needing further information on a medical condition you have.)

I would also recommend getting the full medical records anyway as when your fiancé moves to the US his new Dr may want to see them.

Kind regards,

Adam

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Nich-Nick   3,354

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Hello!

I believe you only need to take the vaccination records however if you answer yes to any of the questions on the questionnaire it would be beneficial to take your medical records as it may prevent delays (i.e Knightsbridge doctor needing further information on a medical condition you have.)

I would also recommend getting the full medical records anyway as when your fiancé moves to the US his new Dr may want to see them.

Kind regards,

Adam

Exact photocopies of medical records are never required by Knightsbridge. A signed summary statement by the doctor describing any disease, serious condition, or surgery could be needed.

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whiteyadam   4

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Exact photocopies of medical records are never required by Knightsbridge. A signed summary statement by the doctor describing any disease, serious condition, or surgery could be needed.

Just speaking from my own experience. I gave the doctor my medical records in regards to a hospital visit I had as a child which helped her determine everything was all good :)

 
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