Medical requirements for AOS??

[Firstenburg 0]

Hey all.. I'm back with questions. It's been a long wait for our interview, but it's tomorrow. FINALLY!

As I was looking over the "what to bring" section of the AOS interview request, I see this:

"A completed medical examination (Form I-693) and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted)."

Is this referring to addition medical/vaccination stuff than what we've already done? We did all her medical and vaccines in my wife's native country (Brazil), and we did the bio-metrics appointment here after she arrived. The results of those were sealed in a large envelope that we had to give to immigration when my wife entered the country. Is that the "submitted" part?

I'm going to die if we were supposed to do additional medical for this appointment!

Thanks in advance for your info and help!

[Urge To Race 2]

As long as her visa medical was less than 1 year old when the AOS was received, you should not need another medical (unless they lose it). It was in the brown envelope. If she had all of her vaccines in Brazil, you should have gotten a copy of the DS3025, which you should have submitted with the AOS. This is the vaccine supplement. Take a copy of this to the interview as well.

Hey all.. I'm back with questions. It's been a long wait for our interview, but it's tomorrow. FINALLY!

As I was looking over the "what to bring" section of the AOS interview request, I see this:

"A completed medical examination (Form I-693) and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted)."

Is this referring to addition medical/vaccination stuff than what we've already done? We did all her medical and vaccines in my wife's native country (Brazil), and we did the bio-metrics appointment here after she arrived. The results of those were sealed in a large envelope that we had to give to immigration when my wife entered the country. Is that the "submitted" part?

I'm going to die if we were supposed to do additional medical for this appointment!

Thanks in advance for your info and help!

[Firstenburg 0]

As long as her visa medical was less than 1 year old when the AOS was received, you should not need another medical (unless they lose it). It was in the brown envelope. If she had all of her vaccines in Brazil, you should have gotten a copy of the DS3025, which you should have submitted with the AOS. This is the vaccine supplement. Take a copy of this to the interview as well.

Thanks for the info. Now I'm really nervous. I don't have any DS3025 document, never even heard of it. When we applied for AOS, we did a medical exam and received a sealed envelope, which we sent on with the AOS application. But I was never given any DS3025 document. All the medical stuff (exams, vaccines) that were done in Brazil for her embassy interview were sent with us in a sealed envelope when we entered the country, and I gave all that stuff to Immigration in Atlanta. They kept it. Ugh...

Am I doomed??

[Zen Den 18]

Hey all.. I'm back with questions. It's been a long wait for our interview, but it's tomorrow. FINALLY!

As I was looking over the "what to bring" section of the AOS interview request, I see this:

"A completed medical examination (Form I-693) and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted)."

Is this referring to addition medical/vaccination stuff than what we've already done? We did all her medical and vaccines in my wife's native country (Brazil), and we did the bio-metrics appointment here after she arrived. The results of those were sealed in a large envelope that we had to give to immigration when my wife entered the country. Is that the "submitted" part?

I'm going to die if we were supposed to do additional medical for this appointment!

Thanks in advance for your info and help!

/quote]

you said you already submitted the I-693 form together with other AOS requirements...so you're ok on that part:

"A completed medical examination (Form I-693) and vaccination supplement in a sealed envelope (unless already submitted)."

however, you should have kept copies (actually the originals) of your wife's vaccine records (it your copy) for whatever future use

i don't know though if a DS3025 is among docs listed that you have to bring to the interview, but if it's not in the list you saw, then you're ok

good luck and god bless!