Does the physical require past medical files

[FherJess 15]

When you go in for the physical (in this case, ciudad Juarez MX) do they take into account your past medical history?

As in, do they have your medical history faxed in or mailed in specifically for the physical?

Or do they just give you whatever vaccinations necessary and ask questions then send you on your way?

[Cathi 5,747]

My husband had his medical in Amman, Jordan, they didn't ask for his past medical history records, not sure about Juarez. Best of luck!!!

[Sveta & Ron 23]

from my understanding they need your shot history so they know what you need there is a chance may need nothing but a tb test/ chest x-ray

[FherJess 15]

Great, thanks for the replies!!

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

When you go in for the physical (in this case, ciudad Juarez MX) do they take into account your past medical history?

As in, do they have your medical history faxed in or mailed in specifically for the physical?

Or do they just give you whatever vaccinations necessary and ask questions then send you on your way?

No. They will just ask questions. No need for records. Also, Juarez does not tend to give any vaccinations at all for a K-1 medical. They give no DS-3025 or a useless blank one. Those going through CDJ can get all the vaccinations they can cheap or for free in MX, then bring those vaccination records with them to the US. You will need to see a civil surgeon before applying for AOS to get the vaccinations transcribed onto an I-693. You can search the forum for more info on that topic.

By the way, if you add Mexico to your profile, then you will be able to click the 'Portals' link at the top of the page and be taken to a page with links for information on the Juarez consulate and all the posts made by those going through Juarez.

Edited February 28, 2013 by Jay-Kay

[FherJess 15]

No. They will just ask questions. No need for records. Also, Juarez does not tend to give any vaccinations at all for a K-1 medical. They give no DS-3025 or a useless blank one. Those going through CDJ can get all the vaccinations they can cheap or for free in MX, then bring those vaccination records with them to the US. You will need to see a civil surgeon before applying for AOS to get the vaccinations transcribed onto an I-693. You can search the forum for more info on that topic.

By the way, if you add Mexico to your profile, then you will be able to click the 'Portals' link at the top of the page and be taken to a page with links for information on the Juarez consulate and all the posts made by those going through Juarez.

Thanks so much!! You really helped me out