AOS on hold because varicella history not ticked on medical exam

[SJ2020 65]

Hi all, so I had my AOS interview over a week ago now and the officer told me that my medical doesn’t have the varicella shot or varicella history ticked (even though I remember telling the doctor at my medical in London that I had it as a kid and she told me I’m all up to date with all the requirements ) so I will most likely need to get it done for my application to get approved (the officer said everything else is good and she would’ve approved us if it wasn’t for this). She said that I would need to go to a civil surgeon to do it but she would send me a notice in the mail with what exactly they need. It’s been more than a week now and I haven’t received anything and my case still shows as “Interview was scheduled” 50 days ago. I was wondering if I can just go get the vaccine this week and send them that I’ve done it or wait for the notice with instructions first? I could also ask my doctor back home to put in writing that I had chicken pox as a kid if I need to too.

[payxibka 10,045]

50 minutes ago, SJ2020 said:

 I could also ask my doctor back home to put in writing that I had chicken pox as a kid if I need to too.

Unfortunately,  the only thing acceptable to the USCIS would be the immunization supplement section of the i693 prepared by a civil surgeon 

[SJ2020 65]

2 hours ago, payxibka said:

Unfortunately,  the only thing acceptable to the USCIS would be the immunization supplement section of the i693 prepared by a civil surgeon 

Thanks for your reply!! That’s what I thought too. Do you think I can just go and get it done and maybe send it or should I wait until I get a notice in the mail?

[Letspaintcookies 2,291]

On 6/3/2021 at 2:47 PM, SJ2020 said:

Thanks for your reply!! That’s what I thought too. Do you think I can just go and get it done and maybe send it or should I wait until I get a notice in the mail?

You want to wait for the RFE. If you send it in without it chances are high it won't find it's way to where it needs to go. I mean you can try providing as much information about you as possible ( case number, a-number etc ) on the cover letter but it's risky.