Vaccine

[Ceb2Ak 0]

Hello everyone,

I am a new member,but i visited here many times and read some of the posts.

I hope someone can help me with my dilemma about shots that need to be done for AOS.

I got here last Aug. but due to my pregnancy St. Luke's did not give any shots to me.

I gave birth and got some busy with my new born son who is 4 months now.

We are now applying for AOS but first I need to get a shot coz as far as I know it is also required for AOS.

So here are my questions....

1. What are the shots that needed to be done? we went to Immigration here in Alaska and they give me a list it has 11 shots.

2. How much does it costs for every shots?

Tnx in advance

[heathius 0]

You will need all shots listed on the I-693A form (if you don't have them already). You will need to show proof of all previous vaccinations that you've had, otherwise they will probably make you get them again.

You need to call some USCIS registered civil surgeons near you and ask about the cost. Since this is done through private doctors, they can pretty much charge whatever they want (there is no government set cost). So, make sure to shop around for the best deal, and choose a doctor you are comfortable with.

[onesassygirl 0]

If you are 18-64 years old, all you need is MMR, Tetanus & diptheria (Td), and Varicella. If you think you've had these shots previously, but have no proof, you can get a blood titer test done to check for MMR and Varicella antibodies. Td cannot be detected, so you will have to re-take it.

Here is an "official" vaccination list from the K1 Packet 3: http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/2202/vaccinationsrj3.jpg

Cost of shots depends on the doctor.