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I-693 for AOS (can we do titers test to prove we've received vaccinations)

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I have a quick question about the I-693 immunization requirements.

My wife and two daughters do not have any of their medical immunization records. (lost during a move, and after their family doctor passed away)

We know that they received all their immunizations.

Can we get a Titers test done, and supply the results to a Civil Surgeon?

If the answer is yes, will Civil Surgeons give titers test, or do we have that done at a family practice and give the results to the civil surgeon.

Thanks in advance.

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Spencer, the civil surgeon only needs to verify you have had the appropriate vaccinations.

My suggestion, get that done elsewhere and it will be much cheaper. They will give you the "California yellow card" paper and with that the civil surgeon will just verify what's already confirmed and fill out the I-693 for you.

If you don't have medical insurance for them yet, find a public health office and they will do it at much cheaper prices.

Maria

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Spencer, the civil surgeon only needs to verify you have had the appropriate vaccinations.

My suggestion, get that done elsewhere and it will be much cheaper. They will give you the "California yellow card" paper and with that the civil surgeon will just verify what's already confirmed and fill out the I-693 for you.

If you don't have medical insurance for them yet, find a public health office and they will do it at much cheaper prices.

Maria

Thanks. I've already called every civil surgeon in Ventura and Oxnard. None of them will do just the vaccination section of the I-693. They say it's because section 4 of the I-693 has them sign off that they've given a full examination of the patient. Some of them even want to to the TB test on all three (wife and two daughters)

I'll start calling the civil surgeons between here and LA and see if I can find one that will do just the vaccination section.

Thanks for the tip.

Met in person summer of 1986

Started Dating August 24 1989

Started dating second time around March 12th 2015

Engaged May 17th 2015

Married May 21st 2016

Sent I-129F: June 18th, 2015

NOA1: June 23rd 2015

NOA2: July 22nd 2015

NVC Received: August 6th, 2015

Consulate Received: August 14th, 2015

Interview: March 15th, 2016 APPROVED!!!

Visa Received: March 23rd, 2016

POE: April 15th, 2016 Otay Mesa Border Crossing (San Diego)

Sunset Wedding: May 21st, 2016 at 7:15PM On the Beach in Carpinteria, California.

----------------------

AOS

I-485 Filed: June 17th, 2016

I-765 Filed: June 17th, 2016

I-131 Filed: June 17th, 2016

NOA Received July 4th 2016

Biometrics Appointment: July 30th at 8AM

Biometrics Completed: July 21st 2016 (Oxnard Ca, No Line, no waiting, went 9 days early)

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Thanks. I've already called every civil surgeon in Ventura and Oxnard. None of them will do just the vaccination section of the I-693. They say it's because section 4 of the I-693 has them sign off that they've given a full examination of the patient. Some of them even want to to the TB test on all three (wife and two daughters)

I'll start calling the civil surgeons between here and LA and see if I can find one that will do just the vaccination section.

Thanks for the tip.

I hear ya! I called I don't know how many here in LA and nobody would do it either. I eventually caved in because I didn't want to spend more time calling around and some gave me the runaround too.

Maria ~ U.S. Citizen

 

K-1 & K-2 Process (Completed in 4 mos. 8 days)

 

1/19/16: I-129F Package recv'd by USCIS via FedEx overnight

4/1/16: NOA2 Approval :dancing:

5/17/16: Interview :star: - APPROVED :dance:

5/25/16 Visas in hand! :thumbs: 

8/5/16: Wedding (L)

AOS/EAD/AP Process, K-1 & K-2 (Completed in 4 mos. 15 days)

 

9/21/16: Package recv'd by USCIS via FedEx overnight [Day 1]

10/24/16: AOS Cases (I-864) RFIE recv'd hardcopy [Day 29]

12/23/16: AOS Case Status Updates - Interview Scheduled, text recv'd [Day 94] :dancing:

1/17/17: EAD/AP Combo Card recv'd via USPS Priority Mail [Day 119]

1/27/17: AOS Interview :star: - APPROVED!! :dance:  [Day 129 / 120 w/ 9day RFIE delay]

1/27/17: AOS Case status update - Approved | 1/31/17: New Card in Production | 2/1/17: Card Was Mailed

2/4/17: Green Cards Arrived :thumbs:

ROC Process, Spouse & 2 Step-Sons (Completed in 23 mos. 22 days)

 

1/25/19: Package recv'd by USCIS via FedEx overnight [Day 1]

1/29/19: NOA notice date, text & email recv'd, routed to CSC

2/1/19: NOA 18mo. Extension Letter arrived in the mail, for wife only [Day 7]

3/13/19: Filed SR for non-receipt of NOA for I-751A dependents [Day 48] | 3/21/19: Recv'd NOA for 2 stepsons [Day 56]

4/29/19: Biometrics (Scheduled) Appt Completed [Day 95]

8/28/20: Case Status Update - RFE [Day 582 ~ 19 mos. 4 days] | 11/20/20: Case Status Update - RFE response recv'd [Day 666 ~ 21 mos. 27 days]

1/7/21: Case Status Update - New Card in Production :dance: [Day 714 ~ 23 mos. 14 days] 

1/15/21: Green Cards Arrived :thumbs:[Day 722 ~ 23 mos. 22 days]

All done for now! :)

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On 10/11/2016 at 3:15 PM, stfiii said:

Thanks. I've already called every civil surgeon in Ventura and Oxnard. None of them will do just the vaccination section of the I-693. They say it's because section 4 of the I-693 has them sign off that they've given a full examination of the patient. Some of them even want to to the TB test on all three (wife and two daughters)

I'll start calling the civil surgeons between here and LA and see if I can find one that will do just the vaccination section.

Thanks for the tip.

Far as I can tell all civil surgeons are on the shady end of medical Dr's, I couldn't find any one would even take credit card payments! All cash!

The guy I went to in the end took my blood and refused to do an MMR Titer on it himself, I'm currently trying to get him to send a copy of the bloodwork to my physician because well honestly I actually doubt he's even ran it at this point.... but also it saves me having to give another set of bloodwork to my physician to check something he shold already have.

 

 

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