types of vaccinations

[snickers450 2]

hello there..does anyone has a list of the required vaccinations or shots that my wife would be needing for her AOS papers..thanks a lot..

[dandk 72]

hello there..does anyone has a list of the required vaccinations or shots that my wife would be needing for her AOS papers..thanks a lot..

Here is the link for vaccination requirement for AOS per CDC.

http://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/exams/ti/civil/vaccination-civil-technical-instructions.html#tbl1

[Tahoma 2,292]

Most likely, your wife got the needed shots at the St. Lukes. Check out her DS-3025. She should have gotten TDap, MMR, and Varicella.

[snickers450 2]

thanks tahoma and dandk!!!

to tahoma: yes she got those shots recorded on her ds-3025..but does she need anything else..i took her to a doctor the other day for a full exam..does her doctor needs to give a documentation the she is clear and then take it to the civil surgeon to transcribe..is that right?..if not please advise..thanks a lot..

[Tahoma 2,292]

thanks tahoma and dandk!!!

to tahoma: yes she got those shots recorded on her ds-3025..but does she need anything else..i took her to a doctor the other day for a full exam..does her doctor needs to give a documentation the she is clear and then take it to the civil surgeon to transcribe..is that right?..if not please advise..thanks a lot..

Normally, a K-1er simply submits their DS-3025 to the USCIS along with their adjustment of status packet. However, there have been a few reports here on VJ where some people got an RFE when they submitted only their DS-3025. In those cases, the USCIS wanted the DS-3025 transcribed onto the I-693.

If you want to play it safe, submit an I-693 along with the adjustment of status packet. All you need to do is to have a civil surgeon transcribe the information on the DS-3025 onto the I-693, the civil surgeon signs the I-693, and the civil surgeon seals the I-693 in an envelope. That's what Chinook and I did. This process cost us about $35 and took about 15 minutes in the civil surgeon's office.

By the way, I think there are circumstances where another medical exam would be necessary. For example, if the St. Lukes medical is over one year old, I believe you would have to have another medical exam.

What do you mean by documentation that she is "clear?" Clear of what?

[snickers450 2]

by asking clear means..after doctor's visit and she is clear of any sickness, then we would go to a civil surgeon to get her medical records transcribe..thanks so much "tahoma"..I hope you won't get tired of answering question and helping people like me..salamat po..

[Tahoma 2,292]

by asking clear means..after doctor's visit and she is clear of any sickness, then we would go to a civil surgeon to get her medical records transcribe..thanks so much "tahoma"..I hope you won't get tired of answering question and helping people like me..salamat po..

She does't need to go to the doctor again unless she had TB issues at St. Luke's. Just go get the DS-3025 transcribed onto the I-693. The most difficult part of this process is finding a civil surgeon who knows the drill for K-1ers. Many civil surgeons want you to get more shots or another medical. I hope you don't have any trouble finding one who knows what to do for K-1ers.