some questions on DS-160 form

[Tonyhk 2]

hello,

The following questions on it are quite confusing:

1. Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccination in accordance with U.S law? Yes or No?

2.Are you permanently ineligible for US Citizenship? Yes or No?

I think I saw some similar posts about the above questions....sorry I could not find.

Thanks for help:)

[Unidentified 2,930]

1. Do you have any proof that you have received the vaccinations required? List of required vaccinations is found here. If you have already been to your medical exam the doctor would go through this and make sure you have the vaccinations needed. if you don't have any documents of vaccination as a child or in school check with your doctor and/or school as they should have it in their records.

2. Have you ever done something that resulted in a ban from getting a US Citizenship.

Hope this answers your questions

[Lorvin 45]

hello,

The following questions on it are quite confusing:

1. Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccination in accordance with U.S law? Yes or No?

2.Are you permanently ineligible for US Citizenship? Yes or No?

I think I saw some similar posts about the above questions....sorry I could not find.

Thanks for help:)

BTW - Vaccinations are not required for the K1 but they are for AOS. In our case the doc took care of the vaccines and updating vaccination record (it was included in the exam fee) so when Kevin arrives that will be part of his documentation so we can answer yes. As we know many things vary from consulate to consulate so always best to check your country's embassy info.

[av8or1 246]

BTW - Vaccinations are not required for the K1 but they are for AOS. In our case the doc took care of the vaccines and updating vaccination record (it was included in the exam fee) so when Kevin arrives that will be part of his documentation so we can answer yes. As we know many things vary from consulate to consulate so always best to check your country's embassy info.

Is that correct? Really? Wow. If so, that's a great result for us. Elena traveled to her hometown a couple of months ago, but because she hasn't lived there in so many years the clinic where she received her vaccinations as a child had long since discarded her records. Therefore she'll need to redo them. However we are expecting our son in April and our pediatrician has said no vaccinations can done until after the birth and even then we must wait until Elena is ok with stopping breastfeeding. I'm hopeful for a late March approval, probably April, but the point is that if we can get her K1 visa without doing the vaccinations, I know that would make her happy.

Sure, I'll need to verify with the embassy in Moscow, but generally speaking, it's true that vaccinations are NOT needed to get the K1, right?

Funny, but I seem to recall this with my ex...we had to complete the list prior to filing the AOS. But she had record of some of the vaccinations at the time of the interview. Anyway. Confirmation help is appreciated.

[Unidentified 2,930]

Is that correct? Really? Wow. If so, that's a great result for us. Elena traveled to her hometown a couple of months ago, but because she hasn't lived there in so many years the clinic where she received her vaccinations as a child had long since discarded her records. Therefore she'll need to redo them. However we are expecting our son in April and our pediatrician has said no vaccinations can done until after the birth and even then we must wait until Elena is ok with stopping breastfeeding. I'm hopeful for a late March approval, probably April, but the point is that if we can get her K1 visa without doing the vaccinations, I know that would make her happy.

Sure, I'll need to verify with the embassy in Moscow, but generally speaking, it's true that vaccinations are NOT needed to get the K1, right?

Funny, but I seem to recall this with my ex...we had to complete the list prior to filing the AOS. But she had record of some of the vaccinations at the time of the interview. Anyway. Confirmation help is appreciated.

They seem to want you to have it done during your K-1 medical but it's not a requirement before AOS. And pregnant women are exempt from the requirement as some vaccinations are not good for the baby.

[av8or1 246]

They seem to want you to have it done during your K-1 medical but it's not a requirement before AOS. And pregnant women are exempt from the requirement as some vaccinations are not good for the baby.

Ok thank you for the feedback. Given the delays in the TSC, I'm pretty much expecting that by the time the K1 interview is scheduled in Moscow that our son will already be born. However due to the aforementioned breastfeeding factor, I would presume that the exempt status could/would still apply. I guess we'll see.

Anyway thanks.

[Unidentified 2,930]

Ok thank you for the feedback. Given the delays in the TSC, I'm pretty much expecting that by the time the K1 interview is scheduled in Moscow that our son will already be born. However due to the aforementioned breastfeeding factor, I would presume that the exempt status could/would still apply. I guess we'll see.

Anyway thanks.

If she's breastfeeding she should definitely be exempt.

[Tonyhk 2]

1. Do you have any proof that you have received the vaccinations required? List of required vaccinations is found here. If you have already been to your medical exam the doctor would go through this and make sure you have the vaccinations needed. if you don't have any documents of vaccination as a child or in school check with your doctor and/or school as they should have it in their records.

2. Have you ever done something that resulted in a ban from getting a US Citizenship.

Hope this answers your questions

thanks for the answer....

I havnt got medical exam yet, cuz we are still; waiting for the NVC case number:)

BTW - Vaccinations are not required for the K1 but they are for AOS. In our case the doc took care of the vaccines and updating vaccination record (it was included in the exam fee) so when Kevin arrives that will be part of his documentation so we can answer yes. As we know many things vary from consulate to consulate so always best to check your country's embassy info.

That's good to know:)Thanks