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I will be going for my medical soon. I don't have any records of my vaccinations and I am concerned about having to re-take all of them just to be on the safe side. I read on another thread that a serology test can be taken to determine which immunities are still active and which vaccines are actually needed.

Has anyone done a serology test in the Philippines for this purpose? Does St. Lukes accept it? If yes, any idea on cost and where it can be done?

Dec 05, 2011: Received U.S. permanent resident status (AOS based on K-1 visa)

Dec 16, 2013: Removal of conditions on green card

Apr 28, 2015: Became a U.S. Citizen

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I had my medical last Apr 11 and 12. Yesterday was immunization day. They didn't ask for my records when I had my immunization interview. All the doctor asked was if I already had chicken pox and if I had a scar. I had trouble finding one and she said I need to get a vaccine for it since I don't have proof but I insisted and finally found a scar lol.

They gave me 2 shots - one for MMR and one for tetanus.

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2010-11-02: NOA1

2011-03-24: NOA2!!! :)

2011-04-08: Case arrived at Embassy ( tracked through DHL)

2011-04-11/12: Medical at St Lukes

2011-04-25: INTERVIEW :) Earliest slot available online is May 6, called to see if there is an earlier date. Got Apr 25 :)

2011-05-11: POE at LAX Airport

2011-06-25: We got married!

2011-08-02: AOS/ AP/ EAD filed

2011-08-09: AOS NOA1

2011-09-06: Biometrics Appointment

2011-10-20: AOS Interview @ Detroit USCIS

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