K1 visa medical London

[British45 1]

So I went for my medical in London on the 13th of August. Now the medical in London does not use the I-693 for the medical report they use department of state forms. I know at the end of my medical I received a copy of the department of state form regarding my vaccinations. What I would like to know is what department of state form do they fill out during my medical examination that gets sent to the embassy as a medical report from everything they enquired about. I've tried contacting visa medicals about this but has proved hopeless. I would like I copy of this form filled out during the examination process for my own records, can anyone offer any insight on this thank you 

[Zoeeeeeee 797]

On 8/22/2019 at 8:51 PM, British45 said:

So I went for my medical in London on the 13th of August. Now the medical in London does not use the I-693 for the medical report they use department of state forms. I know at the end of my medical I received a copy of the department of state form regarding my vaccinations. What I would like to know is what department of state form do they fill out during my medical examination that gets sent to the embassy as a medical report from everything they enquired about. I've tried contacting visa medicals about this but has proved hopeless. I would like I copy of this form filled out during the examination process for my own records, can anyone offer any insight on this thank you 

I had my medical in London in July - they should have given you a copy of your vaccination chart, signed off to show the vaccs/waivers you’ve had (which it sounds like you’ve had). They also give you a receipt, to show you paid for the medical. They’re the only things you get - and you don’t need anything else. 

 

If you want a copy of the other forms they fill out and send to the embassy, I’d suggest contacting Knightsbridge to ask for them - however, they’re under no obligation to give them to you, as that isn’t included in the service you’ve paid for - you’ve paid for the visa medical, which includes them doing the exam/tests etc and then sending the details to the embassy - it doesn’t include providing you with a write up.

 

I think the only people that MAY be able to provide it are Knightsbridge though, so I’d recommend discussing with them - however, if you’ve tried that and had no joy, you probably need to give up, as whilst it’d be nice if they can give you one, you’re not owed/entitled to one. Good luck.

Edited August 23, 2019 by Zoeeeeeee

[JFH 12,191]

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[Wuozopo 4,293]

On 8/22/2019 at 2:51 PM, British45 said:

So I went for my medical in London on the 13th of August. Now the medical in London does not use the I-693 for the medical report they use department of state forms. I know at the end of my medical I received a copy of the department of state form regarding my vaccinations. What I would like to know is what department of state form do they fill out during my medical examination that gets sent to the embassy as a medical report from everything they enquired about. I've tried contacting visa medicals about this but has proved hopeless. I would like I copy of this form filled out during the examination process for my own records, can anyone offer any insight on this thank you 

As already said, they won't give you a copy of your whole report. Here's a version I found some time ago that might give you some insight into what a report looks like. https://photos.state.gov/libraries/thailand/591452/iv/ds2054.pdf

 

I think it is maybe 4 pages with the vaccination sheet. 

[J2D 7]

You can request full medical notes from a practice by filling out a patient access request, but it might be overkill for what you need. 

[brainless69 251]

On 8/26/2019 at 10:08 PM, J2D said:

You can request full medical notes from a practice by filling out a patient access request, but it might be overkill for what you need. 

With regards to having patient access to medical files, will it suffice as proof of vaccination records for me to go online and print off the page or does it need to be signed by my GP??

[J2D 7]

1 minute ago, brainless69 said:

With regards to having patient access to medical files, will it suffice as proof of vaccination records for me to go online and print off the page or does it need to be signed by my GP??

I can only give you my experience, I had a full vaccination history from the military and they accepted that, however the guidelines they used are different to the UK military and I had to have one vaccination because I couldn't prove I'd had one as a child despite having one in the military and having the record. Your mileage may vary. 

[Wuozopo 4,293]

26 minutes ago, brainless69 said:

With regards to having patient access to medical files, will it suffice as proof of vaccination records for me to go online and print off the page or does it need to be signed by my GP??

Yes sufficient.

Edited September 3, 2019 by Wuozopo