No Proof of Immunization

[PetersBride 0]

Hi Everyone:

My fiance, Peter, and I submitted paperwork for the K1 in early November. I thought I'd put this question out there in hopes of putting my beloved at ease, or, at least give him a head start... The records for Peter's immunizations since childhood no longer exist. We are wondering what the expectation will be on the part of the London embassy's physician(s) when Peter finally reaches this phase of the visa process (God willing!). Will they want him to receive immunizations all over again? Has anyone ever encountered this questions or problem before and can you speak to what that of the US Embassy at London will likely do or request. Peter does have the scar on his arm to show proof that he did receive standard childhood vaccinations. He has his parents sign a letter verifying that he had, indeed, received such vaccinations. Unfortunately, I doubt such a letter would be acceptable with the US embassy...

Your input is appreciated!

PetersBride

[Cham 3]

he can get what is called a titers test for MMR and varicella (MMR titer= Measles Mumos and Rubella

Varicella titer= chicken pox) This will be easier then he will have to get the others of course:)

[William33 110]

The full load of vaccinations are not required until you reach the AOS stage. There are blood tests available to determine what immunities your Fiance has, but that may cost more than the vaccines. The beneficiary should be able to immigrate with the minimum source country specific vaccines. Check with the applicable Embassy or Consulate for specifics.