AOS Medical Examination, PLEASE HELP!!!

[jetblued 11]

I have a question regarding the medical examination for Adjustment of Status. Prior to filing concurrently for AOS, I completed my medical examination at a USCIS Civil Surgeon's office. However, at the time of the examination, I hadn't received any of the required immunizations. The Civil Surgeon vaccinated me twice on my first visit and filled out the rest of the form I-693 (Medical report and vaccination record). She (the Civil surgeon) handed me the form and indicated that I'd return after a month to complete two more vaccinations. Following the initial visit, my docs were filed for Adjustment of Status. I returned to her office after a month and she gave me the remaining vaccinations. She also gave me another I-693 to submit to the USCIS.

My issue here is; I don't know what address to submit it to. I've held the Medical report for almost three weeks because I don't know if I should send the I-693 to the Chicago Lockbox where I sent the initial documents OR whether I should send it to the National Benefits Center where my case has been transferred. It'd be greatly appreciated if you wonderful lot on here helped me with answers. Thanks in advance.

[aussie_jason 195]

You only need the first vaccination in a series for the I-693 so I don't know why they made you come back, did they give you a sealed I-693 to include in your AOS package after the first round of shots? If so then I wouldn't worry about it and just hold on to the extra one you have in case you need it for an RFE or at the interview, both of which I doubt.

If you were to send it in though you would use the address on the I797.

[carton025 38]

If I were you, I would let the AOS documentation proceed "as is"... Should there become an "issue" regarding your immunization/vaccination records at a later date you will have the documentation and know exactly where to send it. I think the "second" shot(s) you got were part of a series of shots... My gal also started this series of shots and only got the first one and we filed for her AOS and it was approved without any further discussion of the rest of the series of shots. Others here may have a different opinion. This is just what my gal did.

Best of luck!