immunizations for visa

[indianheart 2]

I have been wondering if any one had proof of immunizations that they took to the medical exam for interview. My real curiosity is if some one had immunizations done by any other doctor other then the embassy doctors, were they accepted? would a the results from a titer and TB test done by another doctor be acceptable with proper documentation?

I hope there is some one out there that has been through this or knows the answer. I just like to be prepared for all things if possible.

thank you for any help you can give

[trailmix 77]

I have been wondering if any one had proof of immunizations that they took to the medical exam for interview. My real curiosity is if some one had immunizations done by any other doctor other then the embassy doctors, were they accepted? would a the results from a titer and TB test done by another doctor be acceptable with proper documentation?

I hope there is some one out there that has been through this or knows the answer. I just like to be prepared for all things if possible.

thank you for any help you can give

Hi,

There has been much discussion about this in the Canada forum and the titer test and previously documented vaccinations are accepted by the panel physicians here in Canada, the TB test i'm not sure about.

I would recommend that you contact the panel physician in the country where the medical will take place to confirm that this evidence will be accepted.

Good luck!

Edited December 28, 2007 by trailmix

[laurarajesh 0]

I have been wondering if any one had proof of immunizations that they took to the medical exam for interview. My real curiosity is if some one had immunizations done by any other doctor other then the embassy doctors, were they accepted? would a the results from a titer and TB test done by another doctor be acceptable with proper documentation?

I hope there is some one out there that has been through this or knows the answer. I just like to be prepared for all things if possible.

thank you for any help you can give

Hi,

There has been much discussion about this in the Canada forum and the titer test and previously documented vaccinations are accepted by the panel physicians here in Canada, the TB test i'm not sure about.

I would recommend that you contact the panel physician in the country where the medical will take place to confirm that this evidence will be accepted.

Good luck!

hello friend

they only except doctor recmended by embassy

[Jigi 0]

hi,

I am reallly devastated today.. but if you want you can read my eedical expereince i have posted int he Asia south forum of India

Jigi

[rjp44 1]

I have been wondering if any one had proof of immunizations that they took to the medical exam for interview. My real curiosity is if some one had immunizations done by any other doctor other then the embassy doctors, were they accepted? would a the results from a titer and TB test done by another doctor be acceptable with proper documentation?

I hope there is some one out there that has been through this or knows the answer. I just like to be prepared for all things if possible.

thank you for any help you can give

They will accept vaccinations that are within their requirements but they will give you a chest x-ray looking for TB. If they see anything, you may have to go back for further testing.

[*JG* 2]

Yah, I agree. Andre went to his physician for all shots he still needed, before he even went to the medical. A shot is a shot is a shot. Andre took his vaccination record with him to the medical and got just one shot during it.