K1 DS-3025 and I-693 question

[dixxy92 0]

Hi all,

 

I've scoured the forum but couldn't find an answer to this specific question. I'm AOS on a K1.

 

Please see attached photo of my DS-3025. My question relates directly to the first immunization - (Diphetheria etc). I have read here that that applicants are required: "Td or Tdap or DT or DTP or DtaP (One date must be no longer than 10 years ago)" 

 

As you can see from my picture, I did not get a jab, but a waiver. The form is signed as complete at the bottom.

 

1) Will the waiver be enough, or is that only for other vaccines (i.e MMR where I have one vaccine date)?

 

My own answer to this would be that it might be best to just submit and deal with it if I get an RFE..

 

I understand few of you are civil surgeons, but one of you may have been in a similar situation. Clearly, I would rather avoid a visit to the CS if I can manage it.

 

Second bonus question:

2) Do I need to submit a I-693? (From my research this seems to be luck of the draw: some people get an RFE for it, some sail through)

 

EDIT: for context, I have completed a medical overseas and am submitting within 6 months of it.

 

Edited September 17, 2019 by dixxy92

[payxibka 10,047]

11 minutes ago, dixxy92 said:

Hi all,

 

I've scoured the forum but couldn't find an answer to this specific question. I'm AOS on a K1.

 

Please see attached photo of my DS-3025. My question relates directly to the first immunization - (Diphetheria etc). I have read here that that applicants are required: "Td or Tdap or DT or DTP or DtaP (One date must be no longer than 10 years ago)" 

 

As you can see from my picture, I did not get a jab, but a waiver. The form is signed as complete at the bottom.

 

1) Will the waiver be enough, or is that only for other vaccines (i.e MMR where I have one vaccine date)?

 

My own answer to this would be that it might be best to just submit and deal with it if I get an RFE..

 

I understand few of you are civil surgeons, but one of you may have been in a similar situation. Clearly, I would rather avoid a visit to the CS if I can manage it.

 

Second bonus question:

2) Do I need to submit a I-693? (From my research this seems to be luck of the draw: some people get an RFE for it, some sail through)

 

EDIT: for context, I have completed a medical overseas and am submitting within 6 months of it.

 

1)  Its marked complete,  that is all you need to concern yourself with. 

 

2)  because its marked complete,  you don't need the i693

 

 

[dixxy92 0]

On 9/17/2019 at 11:52 AM, payxibka said:

1)  Its marked complete,  that is all you need to concern yourself with. 

 

2)  because its marked complete,  you don't need the i693

 

 

thank you!