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Immunizations at a military hospital

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gary9891   10

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Has anyone gotten their spouse vaccinated at a military hospital for AOS or did you just use a local doctor or county health department? Thanks

I don't think it matters where you get the vaccines, as long as your USCIS doctor accepts the proof the shots were given. Our USCIS doctor did not have all the shots on hand and recommended we just go to the county health dept. We got the receipts and our doc signed off our I-693.

Big advantage at a military hospitals is they carry many vaccines on hand for all the deployments the military go to. If you are active duty then the shots can be free or very reduced cost. I was single when AD so I am not sure of the procedures.

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I don't think it matters where you get the vaccines, as long as your USCIS doctor accepts the proof the shots were given. Our USCIS doctor did not have all the shots on hand and recommended we just go to the county health dept. We got the receipts and our doc signed off our I-693.

Big advantage at a military hospitals is they carry many vaccines on hand for all the deployments the military go to. If you are active duty then the shots can be free or very reduced cost. I was single when AD so I am not sure of the procedures.

best wishes

Thanks for the reply. I will just get her the shots and go from there.

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I had all my vaccinations done at the military hopital on base and they were all free and accepted by the USCIS approved doctor doing my medical. Just ensure you get the list of latest vaccinations required for your state from your USCIS doctor - I had some complications and had to go back for another round of shots that I was not informed of by another USCIS doctor.

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I got all of my vaccines at a military hospital.. It is accepted by the uscis doctor just make sure to bring the vaccination record as your proof so that the uscis doctor an transcribed it.. Your biggest advantage is its all free.. ;)

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