Who can go with beneficiary to St. Luke's for medical?

[Palawan1 11]

Can I as the petitioner (husband) go into St. Luke's with my wife and children to help take care of our 6 week old baby while my wife is doing her medical exam? My wife and 6 year old daughter will have their medical done on that day. 

[Sagot 1,548]

3 hours ago, Palawan1 said:

Can I as the petitioner (husband) go into St. Luke's with my wife and children to help take care of our 6 week old baby while my wife is doing her medical exam? My wife and 6 year old daughter will have their medical done on that day. 

Because of the child it may possible you can accompany them.    

 

Do make sure to allow 3 days for the medical as the TB skin requires 3 days.   Weekends can cause scheduling issues, the SLEC websie has info regarding this

[Palawan1 11]

I will write or call them before we go there. Thanks again for your help...much appreciated!

[Brassballs 48]

Used to be only examinees were allowed inside due to space limitations.

 

Why not just wait at hotel with the baby.  Also if the baby is also imigrating won't he/she also need medical clearance?

[Palawan1 11]

27 minutes ago, Brassballs said:

Used to be only examinees were allowed inside due to space limitations.

 

Why not just wait at hotel with the baby.  Also if the baby is also imigrating won't he/she also need medical clearance?

When our baby's CRBA is approved, she will not be immigrating to the US because she will be considered a US citizen. She will not need the medical at St. Luke's or have to go through the visa process. At the end of the CRBA process she will have her US passport. I might stay at the hotel with our baby daughter but if the option is available I will accompany them into St. Luke's.

[Sagot 1,548]

27 minutes ago, Palawan1 said:

When our baby's CRBA is approved, she will not be immigrating to the US because she will be considered a US citizen. She will not need the medical at St. Luke's or have to go through the visa process. At the end of the CRBA process she will have her US passport. I might stay at the hotel with our baby daughter but if the option is available I will accompany them into St. Luke's.

Ah.. one child is a USC..    There are two children, one is a USC one is not?   Tough to answer.   I know they don't want more people in there as it is a busy crowded place 

 

(I need to read slower, or drink more coffee  )

 

Edited April 9, 2017 by Sagot

[Hank_ 9,174]

The one taking the medical is 6 years old.. then you have a 6 week old that is a USC (soon).   I don't see SLEC letting you in with the 6 week old child in tow.    Please keep us posted as I am curious for sure.. (ya I know it killed the cat)