i-693 questions and birth certificate questions

[supermoth 0]

hello all,

my husband and I are compiling the papers for the AOS, and we have some questions.

About the I-693: Prior to coming to the United States he had a medical exam and vaccinations in Lima, Peru. They gave him the results in a sealed envelope and instructed him to give that envelope to immigration upon entry to the US, which he did. Does he now need another medical exam to accompany the I-693? Is that medical packed from his entry somewhere on file? (The medical exam took place sometime in March of this year and he entered the US on March 26th).

About the birth certificate: He has a copy of his birth certificate that was translated and notarized in Peru. Does it need to be notarized in the US? Or at all?

thanks very much for reading

[Dakine 26]

hello all,

my husband and I are compiling the papers for the AOS, and we have some questions.

About the I-693: Prior to coming to the United States he had a medical exam and vaccinations in Lima, Peru. They gave him the results in a sealed envelope and instructed him to give that envelope to immigration upon entry to the US, which he did. Does he now need another medical exam to accompany the I-693? Is that medical packed from his entry somewhere on file? (The medical exam took place sometime in March of this year and he entered the US on March 26th).

About the birth certificate: He has a copy of his birth certificate that was translated and notarized in Peru. Does it need to be notarized in the US? Or at all?

thanks very much for reading

Since it's been less tham one year since his immigration medical in Peru he only is required to have his vaccination records and get any additional vaccinations transfered from the DS 3025 to a I-693 by a USCIS Designated Civil Surgeon. DCS will give him the I-693 in a sealed envelope to submit with the AOS application.

Dr. Arnold in Texas does it all for $30 by mail and fax. If you can't find a DCS in your area to do the transfer cheaper. I suggest using Dr. Arnold.

LOTS here on VJ have used him with good results.

[Urge To Race 2]

Also, if he did not need any additional vaccines after entering the US (that is, he got everything needed done in Peru and it is on his DS3025), many VJers have had success just sending in a copy of the DS3025 instead of getting it moved onto a I693.

We did the I693 transcription because my wife needed an additional vaccine.

hello all,

my husband and I are compiling the papers for the AOS, and we have some questions.

About the I-693: Prior to coming to the United States he had a medical exam and vaccinations in Lima, Peru. They gave him the results in a sealed envelope and instructed him to give that envelope to immigration upon entry to the US, which he did. Does he now need another medical exam to accompany the I-693? Is that medical packed from his entry somewhere on file? (The medical exam took place sometime in March of this year and he entered the US on March 26th).

About the birth certificate: He has a copy of his birth certificate that was translated and notarized in Peru. Does it need to be notarized in the US? Or at all?

thanks very much for reading

Since it's been less tham one year since his immigration medical in Peru he only is required to have his vaccination records and get any additional vaccinations transfered from the DS 3025 to a I-693 by a USCIS Designated Civil Surgeon. DCS will give him the I-693 in a sealed envelope to submit with the AOS application.

Dr. Arnold in Texas does it all for $30 by mail and fax. If you can't find a DCS in your area to do the transfer cheaper. I suggest using Dr. Arnold.

LOTS here on VJ have used him with good results.

[payxibka 10,045]

hello all,

my husband and I are compiling the papers for the AOS, and we have some questions.

About the I-693: Prior to coming to the United States he had a medical exam and vaccinations in Lima, Peru. They gave him the results in a sealed envelope and instructed him to give that envelope to immigration upon entry to the US, which he did. Does he now need another medical exam to accompany the I-693? Is that medical packed from his entry somewhere on file? (The medical exam took place sometime in March of this year and he entered the US on March 26th).

About the birth certificate: He has a copy of his birth certificate that was translated and notarized in Peru. Does it need to be notarized in the US? Or at all?

thanks very much for reading

no added notarization required