Immunizations

[Oso7066 4]

I just sent my fiance's visa packet. I know we now wait on the NOA. My fiance is Colombian. She does not have records of her immunizations. I found the guide dated 2009 which explains the required vaccinations, recommended etc. Can anyone help me with the following questions?

1. Which of the required (in yellow) vaccinations are really needed? Are they all required as it says? 

2. Which of the recommended (in gray) vaccinations are needed?   somewhere it states if the conditions apply the vacc is needed. Which ones much be obtained? 

3. When should we begin having her obtaining these vaccinations? 

 

Also, regarding the Financial support form what all is needed since I work and make over 36k per year? 

I may be thinking too far ahead. Maybe someone can outline what to expect along with me following the flow chart. 

 

Thank you in advance. 

William

[Naes 12,205]

1 hour ago, William70 said:

I just sent my fiance's visa packet. I know we now wait on the NOA. My fiance is Colombian. She does not have records of her immunizations. I found the guide dated 2009 which explains the required vaccinations, recommended etc. Can anyone help me with the following questions?

1. Which of the required (in yellow) vaccinations are really needed? Are they all required as it says? 

2. Which of the recommended (in gray) vaccinations are needed?   somewhere it states if the conditions apply the vacc is needed. Which ones much be obtained? 

3. When should we begin having her obtaining these vaccinations? 

 

Also, regarding the Financial support form what all is needed since I work and make over 36k per year? 

I may be thinking too far ahead. Maybe someone can outline what to expect along with me following the flow chart. 

 

Thank you in advance. 

William

For the ages of 18-65 there are only 5 vaccines and depending on the season a flu vaccine may be needed.

 

https://www.uscis.gov/news/questions-and-answers/vaccination-requirements

 

If your fiancé already had them during childhood and have proof, he/she won't need them again. Or if no proof a titre test will be done.

 

for chicken pox if had the disease in childhood, and tells them. It won't be needed.

 

for TDP it will be needed because this vaccine should be done every 10 years.

 

they also do all these vaccines at the medical exam center you'll use but you can also do it beforehand and have your records with you when you're going to the medical exam.

Edited December 8, 2017 by Naes