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Is it better to re-vaccinate prior to physical or at the consulate?

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Neither my fiancee, nor her parents, have records of her vaccinations. Should she go to a private doctor, get the shots again along with a new card, or simply have them done at the consulate prior to the interview? The only glitch I noticed is that the Naples consulate DOES NOT offer one of the needed vaccinations.

Forgive me if this is duplicated in another post, I searched a few but didn't see this question answered.

Mod's...please move as necessary.

Thanks in advance everyone.

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