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Hello,

My fiancee went in for his medical exam today. According to him, he passed the exam, but there is a shortage of one of the required vaccinations. The doctor told him to come back on the 12th or 13th for the final shot. She said the consulate is aware of the shortage. However, she did not give him the rest of the paperwork to bring to the consulate for the interview this thursday. Now I'm concerned. I'm sure they wont approve him without the medical exam and vaccinations in hand. Now will they put him in AP or flat out deny him? What does this mean? Has anyone else seen this before?

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Azura

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