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First, we have the visa. We got it about a month ago and my fiance was given vaccinations at the medical exam in Barbados (where his consulate is) before the interview. But, he was told he has to get two more vaccinations (TD and Varicella) a month from then (which is now in his country, Antigua) and then another one six months from the original date (which would be when he is in the US).

Our problem is that he has been told from every clinic he called in Antigua that they do not have the varicella vaccine. What do we do??? Going back to Barbados is not really convenient nor cheap to do just to get a vaccine.

Anyone have a similar experience or have any advice?

Sent I-129F: 08-15-09

Received 1st NOA: 08-18-09

Received 2nd NOA: 10-15-09

Received at NVC: 10-19-2009

Sent to Consulate from NVC: 10-23-2009

Consulate Received Petition: 10-28-2009

Packet 3 left Consulate, sent to beneficiary:10-30-2009

Packet 3 recieved: 11-13-09

Sent Packet 3 to consulate: 11-30-09

Consulate received packet 3: 12-01-09

Consulate sent packet 4: 12-03-09

Called consulate and received interview date, interview date: Jan. 4, 2010

Interview and medical, Jan. 4th, 2010

Back to Consulate on Jan. 5, 2010 granted VISA!!!

Fiance's flight to NYC (POE at JFK): April 29, 2010

Fiance arrived at JFK: April, 20, 2010

Wedding: July 18, 2010

Honeymoon: July 22- Aug. 6th, 2010

Sent in AOS application: Aug. 9, 2010

Chicago Lockbox received application: Aug. 10, 2010

First NOA for AOS and EAD received: Aug. 20, 2010

AOS Transferred to CSC: Sept. 9. 2010

Biometrics appointment: Sept. 20, 2010

Approval of EAD: Sept. 30, 2010

Received EAD card: Oct. 4, 2010

AOS status updated, card in production: October 6, 2010

Received Green Card: October 10, 2010

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If you have the visa and your in the US - just get the vaccinations here, have a CS fill out the 693 part for vaccinations and go from there.

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

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If you've already received your K-1 visa then you do not need to obtain any more vaccinations at this time. Vaccinations MUST be current at the time of AOS but if your fiancee's visa was approved with just the first course of vaccines then he will be fine at the POE.

As a note: Vacinations won't bve covered under your health insurance when he arrives here, and they're expensive...

Alan

K-1 JOURNEY

157 DAYS FROM NOA-1 TO NOA-2

181 DAYS FROM NOA-1 TO INTERVIEW

07/14/2011 - I-129F sent via FedEx to USCIS
07/15/2011 - Arrived at CSC, signed for by E. Jameson
07/15/2011 - NOA-1 (E-Mail)
07/19/2011 - NOA-1 (Hard Copy)
08/01/2011 - Touched
12/19/2011 - Touched
12/19/2011 - NOA-2 (E-Mail)
12/22/2011 - X-Ray
12/22/2011 - Lab Work
12/23/2011 - NOA-2 (Hard Copy)
12/27/2011 - NVC Received
12/28/2011 - San Jose Embassy Case Number Assigned
12/29/2011 - NVC Sent Petition via DHL to Embassy
12/30/2011 - Embassy Received Petition, signed for by J. Rodriguez
01/04/2011 - Medical
01/09/2011 - Packet 3 Received
01/12/2011 - Embassy Interview - Approved
01/19/2011 - Visa Received
01/21/2012 - POE (Ft. Lauderdale, FL - USA)
01/23/2012 - SSA Issued Fresy's SSN
02/18/2012 - Wedding

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Posted
First, we have the visa. We got it about a month ago and my fiance was given vaccinations at the medical exam in Barbados (where his consulate is) before the interview. But, he was told he has to get two more vaccinations (TD and Varicella) a month from then (which is now in his country, Antigua) and then another one six months from the original date (which would be when he is in the US).

Our problem is that he has been told from every clinic he called in Antigua that they do not have the varicella vaccine. What do we do??? Going back to Barbados is not really convenient nor cheap to do just to get a vaccine.

Anyone have a similar experience or have any advice?

I guess i am confused, yes we have the visa, but he was told he needed to follow up with these three other vaccinations. He is not in the US yet, he will be here in April. So, we should have no problems if he comes without these follow-up vaccinations, as long as he gets them here (which I guess will be expensive).??

If you have the visa and your in the US - just get the vaccinations here, have a CS fill out the 693 part for vaccinations and go from there.

Ok, I think I understand. He should be fine in April, when he comes at POE, we will just have to have the follow-up doses of the vaccines complete for his AOS.

Sent I-129F: 08-15-09

Received 1st NOA: 08-18-09

Received 2nd NOA: 10-15-09

Received at NVC: 10-19-2009

Sent to Consulate from NVC: 10-23-2009

Consulate Received Petition: 10-28-2009

Packet 3 left Consulate, sent to beneficiary:10-30-2009

Packet 3 recieved: 11-13-09

Sent Packet 3 to consulate: 11-30-09

Consulate received packet 3: 12-01-09

Consulate sent packet 4: 12-03-09

Called consulate and received interview date, interview date: Jan. 4, 2010

Interview and medical, Jan. 4th, 2010

Back to Consulate on Jan. 5, 2010 granted VISA!!!

Fiance's flight to NYC (POE at JFK): April 29, 2010

Fiance arrived at JFK: April, 20, 2010

Wedding: July 18, 2010

Honeymoon: July 22- Aug. 6th, 2010

Sent in AOS application: Aug. 9, 2010

Chicago Lockbox received application: Aug. 10, 2010

First NOA for AOS and EAD received: Aug. 20, 2010

AOS Transferred to CSC: Sept. 9. 2010

Biometrics appointment: Sept. 20, 2010

Approval of EAD: Sept. 30, 2010

Received EAD card: Oct. 4, 2010

AOS status updated, card in production: October 6, 2010

Received Green Card: October 10, 2010

 
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