I have my Vaccination Records for the I-485 but I'm not sure they will accept them

[Elixia 0]

I'm submitting the I-485. I have my vaccination records electronically (Word Document) from the hospital in the UK but it has no signature. Does it matter? They sent me all my records online.

[JFH 12,189]

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[payxibka 10,044]

33 minutes ago, Elixia said:

I'm submitting the I-485. I have my vaccination records electronically (Word Document) from the hospital in the UK but it has no signature. Does it matter? They sent me all my records online.

You can include but the ds3025 was most likely included in your medical results which is what they require 

[Elixia 0]

3 minutes ago, payxibka said:

You can include but the ds3025 was most likely included in your medical results which is what they require 

I have never received a Ds3025. It's not in my medical files they gave me.

[geowrian 22,335]

1 minute ago, Elixia said:

I have never received a Ds3025. It's not in my medical files they gave me.

It was likely in the sealed packet provided at POE.

[payxibka 10,044]

1 minute ago, Elixia said:

I have never received a Ds3025. It's not in my medical files they gave me.

By medical file,  I meant the one inside the "do not open " envelope handed over at entry

[Elixia 0]

3 minutes ago, geowrian said:

It was likely in the sealed packet provided at POE.

I remember. I never got a copy of it once I gave it to them at customs. 

[payxibka 10,044]

6 minutes ago, Elixia said:

I remember. I never got a copy of it once I gave it to them at customs. 

If they have it, then they have what they need.   Nothing additional required from you to include in the application 

[s312 0]

@payxibka 

 

I am facing a similar issue, my (now) husband provided a file at the time of entry at immigration when he entered the US on his K1 visa. Now that we are applying for his adjustment of status, we do not have any medical records as those were in the sealed file (including I am assuming the DS3025). Should we just assume that when we file the I-485, USCIS will also get access to my husband's medical records (handed at the time of entry)?

 

Thanks a lot.

 

[payxibka 10,044]

1 minute ago, s312 said:

@payxibka 

 

I am facing a similar issue, my (now) husband provided a file at the time of entry at immigration when he entered the US on his K1 visa. Now that we are applying for his adjustment of status, we do not have any medical records as those were in the sealed file (including I am assuming the DS3025). Should we just assume that when we file the I-485, USCIS will also get access to my husband's medical records (handed at the time of entry)?

 

Thanks a lot.

 

About all you can do 

[Rayge 40]

4 hours ago, s312 said:

@payxibka 

 

I am facing a similar issue, my (now) husband provided a file at the time of entry at immigration when he entered the US on his K1 visa. Now that we are applying for his adjustment of status, we do not have any medical records as those were in the sealed file (including I am assuming the DS3025). Should we just assume that when we file the I-485, USCIS will also get access to my husband's medical records (handed at the time of entry)?

 

Thanks a lot.

 

 

The file your Husband surrendered at point of entry is the sealed packet from the Embassy, he would have gotten that after his interview in London, 

 

On the day of his medical he would have received 2 documents, 1 was a sealed document that he would have surrendered to the embassy in London when he has his interview, the 2nd document was the DS3025, its only 2 pages, i would have him double check all of his paperwork he brought from the UK, the medical facility in London would have stapled a notice to the DS3025 stating do not lose this document, it is needed later for AoS. ( they did with mine )

 

When you file the I-485, you need to send a copy of that DS3025 with it, as you have to take the original with you to your interview at a later date. ( i had my interview today, and i had to have mine with me )

Edited November 7, 2019 by Rayge

[yuna628 9,528]

If your husband cannot find the DS3025 which should have been given to him by Knightsbridge on the day of his medical, you could try and see if they would be willing to email another copy to you for record keeping.