struggling with vacinations

[carvin317 0]

Hey guys my wife and i are adjusting her status and ran across a problem. The CS who did my wife's medical for the fiance visa never gave us her DS3025. I emailed them and they said they do not know what the form is and it sounds like it is just american. so they sent me a vaccination documentation medical worksheet and says for use in Canada Only. Can i take that to a CS and have them transfer that to the I-693?

what vaccinations are required to adjust same as fiance visa?

Thanks,

[GueraKristina 1]

Hey guys my wife and i are adjusting her status and ran across a problem. The CS who did my wife's medical for the fiance visa never gave us her DS3025. I emailed them and they said they do not know what the form is and it sounds like it is just american. so they sent me a vaccination documentation medical worksheet and says for use in Canada Only. Can i take that to a CS and have them transfer that to the I-693?

what vaccinations are required to adjust same as fiance visa?

Thanks,

My husband had his medical done in mexico, as part of the fiance visa, and when he came here (he brought his medical records/vacination records) with him, they just transcribed all of his vaccines onto the I-693 for us, the doctor was really nice about it, i just translated the vaccines for her, so that she knew which one was which, and she marked it down on the I-693. So i guess we kinda did the same thing that you are asking about. if your fiance has records of her vaccines, take them with u when you go to get the I-693 done, and tell the doctor that she already had the vaccines done, and ~~here is the proof~~, and he should be able to transcribe them, the did for us, and i have read on there that they have for other people too. hope this helps.

[carvin317 0]

thanks that does help!

[Wis-Can 0]

Just out of curiousity, where was the medical done? I had mine done in Montreal at Medisys and was given a copy of the DS-3025.

[carvin317 0]

It was done in vancouver they gave us a brown envelope and a document that says vaccination documentation medical worksheet two for use in canada only. When i emailed the girl she said she has never heard of a ds 3025

[arya 22]

Yeah, I did my medical in Vancouver and I also got a medical worksheet, just like you describe. I'm going to get it transcribed to I693 in about an hour, so I'll let you know how it works out. I'm sure there won't be any troubles

[HeatDeath 430]

It was done in vancouver they gave us a brown envelope and a document that says vaccination documentation medical worksheet two for use in canada only. When i emailed the girl she said she has never heard of a ds 3025

I went through Vancouver as well, and it is just as you said: a "vaccination worksheet", "for use only in Canada", with no DS-anything anywhere to be seen.

I took it to a local CS and they transcribed it onto an I-693 for $25. They did, however, make me go get a Hep A vacc at the local public health clinic ($55US, but the CS doesn't benefit personally from that, so it must be sincere), that the Vancouver CS had checked off as "Age inappropriate".

The I-693 ended up being 3 pages long: the front page, with your personal info, the vaccination page from the middle, and the back page where the CS signs. They sealed it in an envelope, and you include the sealed envelope in your AOS packet.

Which was approved in 2 months, no RFEs, and no interview, so they musta done it right

[arya 22]

I went through Vancouver as well, and it is just as you said: a "vaccination worksheet", "for use only in Canada", with no DS-anything anywhere to be seen.

I took it to a local CS and they transcribed it onto an I-693 for $25. They did, however, make me go get a Hep A vacc at the local public health clinic ($55US, but the CS doesn't benefit personally from that, so it must be sincere), that the Vancouver CS had checked off as "Age inappropriate".

The I-693 ended up being 3 pages long: the front page, with your personal info, the vaccination page from the middle, and the back page where the CS signs. They sealed it in an envelope, and you include the sealed envelope in your AOS packet.

Which was approved in 2 months, no RFEs, and no interview, so they musta done it right

That's exactly what I did, except my CS didn't make me do any extra vaccinations, as they were all age appropriate. Worked out nicely