edica;

[Perfect Couple 4]

For the Medical Exam at SLEC:

What to bring:

1. Appointment Letter

2. Passport

3. Passport Photos (three (3) 2x2 passport photos as stated on the DOS website [CLICK HERE] (referenced on page 3 of Packet 4)

4. Payment of $95 USD (paid in pesos / $95 USD equivalent)

5. Ballpoint Pen

6. Tissue

7. Sweater or Jacket (SLEC is air conditioned and cold)

NOTE: Beneficiaries please bring or know your sponsor's personal infomation (address, phone number, and ssn #) for the SLEC forms. Don't be alarmed because the beneficiary's passport will be taken at SLEC and delivered to the USE along with your medical exam results prior to the visa interview. Beneficiaries please eat beforehand because SLEC prohibits food or drinks inside of the facility. Guest(s) and family member(s), except the beneficiaries child(ren), will NOT be permitted inside of SLEC. REMEMBER - The medical exam is a two day process. Day 1 is the medical exam and Day 2 is the vaccination. At the end of Day 2, SLEC will give the beneficiary their X-ray film and the vaccination worksheet/record (DS-3025).

FAQ (Sample listing):

1. Any Major operations?

2. Do you have Asthma?

3. Are you allergic to any medicine or food?

4. Do you smoke marijuana?

5. Do you smoke cigarettes?

6. Do you drink alcohol?

7. Have you ever had Chicken pox? (if yes) Where are the marks?

8. Have you ever had an abortion?

9. Have you ever attempted to commit suicide?

10. When was your last menstrual cycle?

11. What are those scars? How did you get them?

12. Do you have dentures? Any permanent fillings?

13. How many pregnancies? Any miscarriages?

14. When was the last time you had sexual contact? How was it?

Cheers!!!

Sheriff Uling

p.s. - The "How was it?" follow-up question in #14 is a joke... Hahahaha!!! But they do ask when was your last sexual contact.

Regarding question number 12 ---- is it ok to have dental braces during examination?

[✿Ice Rain✿ 0]

It won't be a problem at all. Cheer up.

[Gradie and Jane 0]

For the Medical Exam at SLEC:

What to bring:

1. Appointment Letter

2. Passport

3. Passport Photos (three (3) 2x2 passport photos as stated on the DOS website [CLICK HERE] (referenced on page 3 of Packet 4)

4. Payment of $95 USD (paid in pesos / $95 USD equivalent)

5. Ballpoint Pen

6. Tissue

7. Sweater or Jacket (SLEC is air conditioned and cold)

NOTE: Beneficiaries please bring or know your sponsor's personal infomation (address, phone number, and ssn #) for the SLEC forms. Don't be alarmed because the beneficiary's passport will be taken at SLEC and delivered to the USE along with your medical exam results prior to the visa interview. Beneficiaries please eat beforehand because SLEC prohibits food or drinks inside of the facility. Guest(s) and family member(s), except the beneficiaries child(ren), will NOT be permitted inside of SLEC. REMEMBER - The medical exam is a two day process. Day 1 is the medical exam and Day 2 is the vaccination. At the end of Day 2, SLEC will give the beneficiary their X-ray film and the vaccination worksheet/record (DS-3025).

FAQ (Sample listing):

1. Any Major operations?

2. Do you have Asthma?

3. Are you allergic to any medicine or food?

4. Do you smoke marijuana?

5. Do you smoke cigarettes?

6. Do you drink alcohol?

7. Have you ever had Chicken pox? (if yes) Where are the marks?

8. Have you ever had an abortion?

9. Have you ever attempted to commit suicide?

10. When was your last menstrual cycle?

11. What are those scars? How did you get them?

12. Do you have dentures? Any permanent fillings?

13. How many pregnancies? Any miscarriages?

14. When was the last time you had sexual contact? How was it?

Cheers!!!

Sheriff Uling

p.s. - The "How was it?" follow-up question in #14 is a joke... Hahahaha!!! But they do ask when was your last sexual contact.

Regarding question number 12 ---- is it ok to have dental braces during examination?

yes it's not a problem... in fact i have braces and it was just noted by the doctor to my medical sheet.... (including my tattoes)

[Gradie and Jane 0]

For the Medical Exam at SLEC:

What to bring:

1. Appointment Letter

2. Passport

3. Passport Photos (three (3) 2x2 passport photos as stated on the DOS website [CLICK HERE] (referenced on page 3 of Packet 4)

4. Payment of $95 USD (paid in pesos / $95 USD equivalent)

5. Ballpoint Pen

6. Tissue

7. Sweater or Jacket (SLEC is air conditioned and cold)

NOTE: Beneficiaries please bring or know your sponsor's personal infomation (address, phone number, and ssn #) for the SLEC forms. Don't be alarmed because the beneficiary's passport will be taken at SLEC and delivered to the USE along with your medical exam results prior to the visa interview. Beneficiaries please eat beforehand because SLEC prohibits food or drinks inside of the facility. Guest(s) and family member(s), except the beneficiaries child(ren), will NOT be permitted inside of SLEC. REMEMBER - The medical exam is a two day process. Day 1 is the medical exam and Day 2 is the vaccination. At the end of Day 2, SLEC will give the beneficiary their X-ray film and the vaccination worksheet/record (DS-3025).

FAQ (Sample listing):

1. Any Major operations?

2. Do you have Asthma?

3. Are you allergic to any medicine or food?

4. Do you smoke marijuana?

5. Do you smoke cigarettes?

6. Do you drink alcohol?

7. Have you ever had Chicken pox? (if yes) Where are the marks?

8. Have you ever had an abortion?

9. Have you ever attempted to commit suicide?

10. When was your last menstrual cycle?

11. What are those scars? How did you get them?

12. Do you have dentures? Any permanent fillings?

13. How many pregnancies? Any miscarriages?

14. When was the last time you had sexual contact? How was it?

Cheers!!!

Sheriff Uling

p.s. - The "How was it?" follow-up question in #14 is a joke... Hahahaha!!! But they do ask when was your last sexual contact.

Regarding question number 12 ---- is it ok to have dental braces during examination?

yes it's not a problem... in fact i have braces and it was just noted by the doctor to my medical sheet.... (including my tattoes)

I have a full upper denture and braces on lower teeth.... so the doctor during the physical evaluation noted it and when I came to get the result of my physical evaluation they advise me a to go back to room #6 because the doctor noticed that i have a 3 dots tattoe on my wrist so I did then the doctor just asked me why i have a tattoe and what it is for ...... I just answered it is my sorority symbol so she noted it in my medical record and everything went okey... So nothing to worry

[Steve_Donna 0]

For the Medical Exam at SLEC:

What to bring:

1. Appointment Letter

2. Passport

3. Passport Photos (three (3) 2x2 passport photos as stated on the DOS website [CLICK HERE] (referenced on page 3 of Packet 4)

4. Payment of $95 USD (paid in pesos / $95 USD equivalent)

5. Ballpoint Pen

6. Tissue

7. Sweater or Jacket (SLEC is air conditioned and cold)

NOTE: Beneficiaries please bring or know your sponsor's personal infomation (address, phone number, and ssn #) for the SLEC forms. Don't be alarmed because the beneficiary's passport will be taken at SLEC and delivered to the USE along with your medical exam results prior to the visa interview. Beneficiaries please eat beforehand because SLEC prohibits food or drinks inside of the facility. Guest(s) and family member(s), except the beneficiaries child(ren), will NOT be permitted inside of SLEC. REMEMBER - The medical exam is a two day process. Day 1 is the medical exam and Day 2 is the vaccination. At the end of Day 2, SLEC will give the beneficiary their X-ray film and the vaccination worksheet/record (DS-3025).

FAQ (Sample listing):

1. Any Major operations?

2. Do you have Asthma?

3. Are you allergic to any medicine or food?

4. Do you smoke marijuana?

5. Do you smoke cigarettes?

6. Do you drink alcohol?

7. Have you ever had Chicken pox? (if yes) Where are the marks?

8. Have you ever had an abortion?

9. Have you ever attempted to commit suicide?

10. When was your last menstrual cycle?

11. What are those scars? How did you get them?

12. Do you have dentures? Any permanent fillings?

13. How many pregnancies? Any miscarriages?

14. When was the last time you had sexual contact? How was it?

Cheers!!!

Sheriff Uling

p.s. - The "How was it?" follow-up question in #14 is a joke... Hahahaha!!! But they do ask when was your last sexual contact.

Regarding question number 12 ---- is it ok to have dental braces during examination?

You might want to check the price of the medical as it is no longer $95

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3023.html

# On May 2, 2008, St. Luke's Medical Center Extension Clinic (SLMCEC), the Embassy's accredited medical facility, will increase the medical examination fee by U.S. $30.70 to cover the costs of administering the currently available new vaccinations. The new medical exam fees will be U.S. $213.35 for adults (15 years and older) and U.S. $185.35 for children (under 15 years of age).

# Further price increases are anticipated in the coming months as the remaining vaccines become available in the Philippines.

Edited May 6, 2008 by Steve_Donna

[Sheriff Uling 3]

Toothless people are not allowed in the United States...

[Perfect Couple 4]

Toothless people are not allowed in the United States...

hahaha.. that would be a big problem sheriff. glad i still have mine intact. hahaha..

thank you for your replies guys. Good luck to all of us here. God bless..

[sunandmoon 450]

Toothless people are not allowed in the United States...

actually not true. I've read that Polident's stock is down, so they are now pushing USCIS to let more toothless people in....

[Perfect Couple 4]

Toothless people are not allowed in the United States...

actually not true. I've read that Polident's stock is down, so they are now pushing USCIS to let more toothless people in....

now im confused.. would i rather pull out all my teeth then? hahahaha..

[o0pink0o 3]

Toothless people are not allowed in the United States...

LOL