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I am confused..... I have read through several other threads but still confussed.

I had a medical done a few month ago in Vancouver and was issued a k1 visa. At the medical I was given a copy of my immunization records (I think this is my DS 3025?) which states: 'Vaccine history incomplete, Applicant may be eligible for blanket waiver(s) becuase vaccination(s) not medically appropriate'. I am know filing for AOS and do not understand if I need to get my vaccination records transcribed by a civil surgeon to form I-693.

Anyone know???

(I think I need to get my vaccination records transcribed but I don't really see the piont of this, maybe I am missing something??)

Thanks :)

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That is common for the vaccines that are not age appropriate. You should be fine.

Good luck

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I am confused..... I have read through several other threads but still confussed.

I had a medical done a few month ago in Vancouver and was issued a k1 visa. At the medical I was given a copy of my immunization records (I think this is my DS 3025?) which states: 'Vaccine history incomplete, Applicant may be eligible for blanket waiver(s) becuase vaccination(s) not medically appropriate'. I am know filing for AOS and do not understand if I need to get my vaccination records transcribed by a civil surgeon to form I-693.

Anyone know???

(I think I need to get my vaccination records transcribed but I don't really see the piont of this, maybe I am missing something??)

Thanks :)

Like Canadian wife said ...you are fine. Yes, you are supposed to get them transcribed by a civil surgeon. Since you already had a medical within one year you do not need a full medical...just the immunizations transcribed. Apparently alot of civil surgeons don't get that and try to make you pay for a full medical anyways. Some have not bothered to get them transcribed and just sent in a copy of the immunizations that they received at their medical. Its a ####### shoot...some have had it slip through no problem and some have gotten RFE's and had to do it anyways.

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LiLMermaid   2

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I found this post from someone who didn't have it transcribed and it was fine. It depends on who opens your file I guess. Personally I didn't get mine transcribed. I wasn't shelling out a bunch more money if I didn't have to. This process is a tad expensive as it is and since I have 3 kids....everything times 4. So watch my timeline...if you see an RFE in a few weeks...then go get it done. lol

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I found this post from someone who didn't have it transcribed and it was fine. It depends on who opens your file I guess. Personally I didn't get mine transcribed. I wasn't shelling out a bunch more money if I didn't have to. This process is a tad expensive as it is and since I have 3 kids....everything times 4. So watch my timeline...if you see an RFE in a few weeks...then go get it done. lol

Thanks.....

Yah, this process is expensive, time consuming and fustrating. I can imagine how difficult it must be when kids are added to the process (I only have cats). Good luck with filing!

 
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