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kalexdricah   0

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I received an RFE and it stated I need to take the medical exam.

I believe immunization records are required or preferred to bring to the exam, but what if I don't have any? My parents never kept the records, so I've been looking all over to get a hold of them. I've contacted my school, and am still waiting to hear from the health clinics and such.

I've heard that immunization records are only kept for a period of time. My last shots were taken in high school, and I've graduated 6 years ago. So, what will happen if I can't get my immunization records?

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MissStacey   1

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The Health Unit didn't have mine anymore.

You can get a Titres Test done- they take blood and test what you have immunity to.

Go to your Doctor- I just went to the walk in clinic and asked them to send me to the Lab. I brought those results with me when I went for my immigration physical and I had copies to use when I went to get my vaccinations transcribed for AOS.

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I received an RFE and it stated I need to take the medical exam.

I believe immunization records are required or preferred to bring to the exam, but what if I don't have any? My parents never kept the records, so I've been looking all over to get a hold of them. I've contacted my school, and am still waiting to hear from the health clinics and such.

I've heard that immunization records are only kept for a period of time. My last shots were taken in high school, and I've graduated 6 years ago. So, what will happen if I can't get my immunization records?

Go to a USCIS designated civil surgeon. He will tell you what's required plus fill out the I-693 you have to submit.

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What province are you from? I'm from Ontario and I was able to call Public Health and get my immunization records from HS. It was easy as all the essential ones were on there.

Good luck!

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kalexdricah   0

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What province are you from? I'm from Ontario and I was able to call Public Health and get my immunization records from HS. It was easy as all the essential ones were on there.

Good luck!

I'm from BC, I think I will just call the civil surgeon and ask.

Thank you all :)

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The provincial health dept. usually keeps the records for 25 years, so if you only graduated high school 6 years ago, they should still have your records.

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I'm from Quebec, and I had to call the different places I got shots from (I had shots updated for student visa in my early twenties). For some reason, they didn't have all my records centralized.

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