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My husband is close to getting his NVC case complete (hopefully in the next 2 weeks).

He does not have his vaccination history so he will need to get the necessary vaccinations before the interview in Montreal.

Is it best to get all the requirements done at his local clinic in Saskatchewan (he does not have a family Dr. at the moment) or during his medical in Montreal?

Any advise/suggestions appreciated.

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It's best for him to go to his health clinic to get them. He can also go see any walk in doctor to request immunity tests as well. Getting them done at home is either going to be free or cheaper than at the medical.

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I got some done Friday...you have to get your flu shot anyway, and many/most walk-in clinics will do the other shots too. I would advise getting them done ahead just so it's one less thing to worry about.

He can double-check online which clinics will do routine immunizations.

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My husband is close to getting his NVC case complete (hopefully in the next 2 weeks).

He does not have his vaccination history so he will need to get the necessary vaccinations before the interview in Montreal.

Is it best to get all the requirements done at his local clinic in Saskatchewan (he does not have a family Dr. at the moment) or during his medical in Montreal?

Any advise/suggestions appreciated.

Since we now have our CC we have been looking into the vaccinations for my husband.

He has talked to the Travel Medical Clinic in town and they said they can give the vaccinations as long as he brings printout of what is needed (not just verbal list). He has an appointment on December 1st to get the 2 vaccinations he needs (TDAP & MMR). He already got his flu shot for this year.

I did find a chart on CDC.GOV of required vaccinations by age that we found helpful. I have attached a copy.

 
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