Can I use only page 1 of DS-3025 in lieu of I-693?

[dc2jz 0]

My wife is going to apply for AOS and I am stuck trying to figure out if I have to get robbed by a doctor or not. The sticky at the top of this forum titled "Immunizations. DS-3025 or I-693?" indicates that because she received one shot in each required series (recieved tdap,mmr,varicella) and had waiver A applied to the rest with an F waiver for Influenza. Unfortunately my wife only has page one of DS-3025 as page 2 was taken at the port of entry. Page 1 however lists the summary with the box checked for US vaccination requirements complete, the panel physicians name (typed), the date, and the signature. Will page one suffice in lieu of submitting I-693? I was told that if they require more information they will simply request it, but I'm curious to know if they would reject her application because of this and whether or not page 2 also needs to be included. Thoughts?

[zeta054 111]

We used the DS3025 form which was marked complete when we filed for AOS, you may try and submit it without the second page and hope for no RFE. We did include both pages.

[Scandi 4,111]

From my understanding it's only supposed to be one page. So take a copy of what you have and send it with the package. It's marked complete so you're good to go.

[dc2jz 0]

Looks like I'm in the clear; thanks everybody. Will update once I'm further along in the process. @Scandi the form says page 1 of 2, however, I was told that at the port of entry (LAX) the officer only took the second page. Why that is, I'm not sure but the first page has all the information you need to verify that an examination took place from an accredited/approved physician.

[Scandi 4,111]

32 minutes ago, dc2jz said:

Looks like I'm in the clear; thanks everybody. Will update once I'm further along in the process. @Scandi the form says page 1 of 2, however, I was told that at the port of entry (LAX) the officer only took the second page. Why that is, I'm not sure but the first page has all the information you need to verify that an examination took place from an accredited/approved physician.

I just checked my page two of the DS-3025 and the only thing that page is for is if the K-1 applicant couldn't take certain vaccinations for various reasons (pregnancy, immune compromised, history of severe allergy etc), further remarks from the doctor (in case one of those options didn't fit) and then his/her signature and date. So that page is probably not needed at all in case the first page is marked complete as it also has the signature and date. 

Edited August 4, 2017 by Scandi