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Anoushka Drew   5

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hello

I am conflicted on how to answer this from DS160.

Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccinations in accordance with U.S. Law?

what is your answer? I am inclined to say NO since I don't have it YET but will have it soon prior to interview.

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You should compare your vaccination records against those from CDC

http://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/laws-regs/vaccination-immigration/revised-vaccination-immigration-faq.html

If you don't have all of the vaccinations required than answer NO and explain why you haven't.

For example I answered NO and wrote: "I have received all of the vaccinations in accordance with the Macedonian law".

I think at the Medical you will receive all of the vaccines that are missing.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Avyw59HrFr8VdHFlTFNKU3FMSHo1OW9OUnNTZVZreUE&usp=sharing#gid=4

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hello

I am conflicted on how to answer this from DS160.

Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccinations in accordance with U.S. Law?

what is your answer? I am inclined to say NO since I don't have it YET but will have it soon prior to interview.

Thanks

Correct answer is YES, you will have the DS-3025 from St. Luke's at the completion of your medical. :)

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Its a like a trick question, really. Some people answered "yes" and some answered "no" without issues.

Personally, I answered "NO" and explained that I haven't completed the required medical examination yet. I didn't encounter any problem because at the time of interview, the result of my medical exam is already at the embassy.

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There are two processes for green cards in the US.

Border official, process 1: "You here illegally? You swear? You did not file an application, pay fees, get vaccinations or anything like that... you broke the law, right?" Okay, here's your green card. Need any medical, dental work done? How about some hot meals and a house? No problem, we'll pick up the tab. Anthrax? Plague? Welcome, everyone. This is America.

Border official process 2: "What? you are trying to enter legally? OK, first go back home. We're not letting you in for at least a year. Give us a thousand dollars for now, and start working on this wheel barrel of requirements, in triplicate... If you've got the flu, you aren't getting in. Because this is America. Got to protect America from the likes of you law abiding people.

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We answered NO for that question, and we explained that she has not had the medical yet but will have received the required vaccinations by the time of the interview.

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I answered yes.Didn't have any issue.I figured I won't be interviewed until I finish the medical anyway.Guess it doesn't matter though as long as you put an explanation.

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Correct answer is YES, you will have the DS-3025 from St. Luke's at the completion of your medical. :)

I answered yes.Didn't have any issue.I figured I won't be interviewed until I finish the medical anyway.Guess it doesn't matter though as long as you put an explanation.

hand and bookworm, I answered YES as well. I hope I will not have any problems at all. I only have my baby book but we already visited my pedia and as her to make a formal documentation about my vaccinations .. so far no problem?? sorry to bump this post i am just very worried.

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hand and bookworm, I answered YES as well. I hope I will not have any problems at all. I only have my baby book but we already visited my pedia and as her to make a formal documentation about my vaccinations .. so far no problem?? sorry to bump this post i am just very worried.

You don't have to get anything for your vaccination records. SLEC will know which vaccinations you need and they will administer the ones you need to have. They are included in your medical fee. So go and have a great time. Edited by Greenbaum
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