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My wife is getting her vaccinations done now in her home province, a couple months ahead of the interview. It just occurred to me, I've never come across any information about whether the vaccination record needs to be translated. Anyone who has gone through the Quarantine Service in HCMC, did they give you English documentation or Vietnamese?

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2015-10-13 Married in Phú Yên, Việt Nam

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do not do the vaccination without panel physican these physiacns has special state department form where they put all details and it goes with her mediacl record into embassy if she has any previuos record ask her to take with her while she will have physical exam there they will decide which vaccination required for her..

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Also, make sure she demands to get the DS3025 from the physicians. If she doesn't demand it, they won't issue one; then when she gets here, you will have to get an I693 costing you additional time and money when you get to applying for her AOS.

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do not do the vaccination without panel physican these physiacns has special state department form where they put all details and it goes with her mediacl record into embassy if she has any previuos record ask her to take with her while she will have physical exam there they will decide which vaccination required for her..

Thanks for the reply. You mention taking her vaccination record with her. That's what I'm asking about. Do I need to translate it?

Also, make sure she demands to get the DS3025 from the physicians. If she doesn't demand it, they won't issue one; then when she gets here, you will have to get an I693 costing you additional time and money when you get to applying for her AOS.

Thanks for the reply. We're doing CR-1 so there won't be an adjustment of status application. Do you know if I need to translate her vaccination record?

2015-10-13 Married in Phú Yên, Việt Nam

I-130

2016-01-04 NOA1

2016-05-16 NOA2 133 days from NOA1

NVC

2016-08-11 Case complete

Consulate

2016-10-31 Interview 81 days from case complete, 301 days from NOA1

2016-11-05 Visa received

POE

2016-11-17 Seattle-Tacoma

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I doubt it will be much hindrance - IOM ran out of vaccines fir my wife. I think she only had one shot that was available.

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Ok, thanks.

2015-10-13 Married in Phú Yên, Việt Nam

I-130

2016-01-04 NOA1

2016-05-16 NOA2 133 days from NOA1

NVC

2016-08-11 Case complete

Consulate

2016-10-31 Interview 81 days from case complete, 301 days from NOA1

2016-11-05 Visa received

POE

2016-11-17 Seattle-Tacoma

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