Vaccination

[divi 0]

Hi Vjmembers,

I dont have imunization record , as I read the panel physician will decide what's vaccination will I get .

When will be the best for vaccination , after or before medical check up ?

should vaccination be done before interview date??

Thanks in advance

[orozco2007 0]

Hi Vjmembers,

I dont have imunization record , as I read the panel physician will decide what's vaccination will I get .

When will be the best for vaccination , after or before medical check up ?

should vaccination be done before interview date??

Thanks in advance

Check with the doctor that is doing your exam. He may be able to get you up to date. He/She can probably figure out what you need. Good luck!

[divi 0]

Hi Vjmembers,

I dont have imunization record , as I read the panel physician will decide what's vaccination will I get .

When will be the best for vaccination , after or before medical check up ?

should vaccination be done before interview date??

Thanks in advance

Check with the doctor that is doing your exam. He may be able to get you up to date. He/She can probably figure out what you need. Good luck!

Ok thanks I will call my pointed docters.

is anybody have experiances with no vaccination record?

[trailmix 77]

Many have no vaccination records.

Before you have a lot of vaccinations that you may not need, check with the panel physician to see if they will accept an antibody titer test:

Antibody Titer: This is a blood test that can be ordered by your doctor to determine if you have immunity to an infectious disease. Antibody titer tests are available for many of the diseases that regulations require you to be immunized against. In instances where you have no immunization records you do have an option of providing the Panel Physician with written copies of antibody titer test results showing immunity in order to avoid receiving a vaccination. Antibody titer blood tests may be covered by provincial medicare. In some jurisdictions antibody titer tests results may take a week or two to obtain. We suggest that you visit with your doctor as soon as you receive instructions from U.S. Immigration in order to discuss your immunization requirments.