medical exam; Immunization record

[EternalWait 77]

I have in English an immunization record document that I know is internationally recognized, and I know also as a fact that it is also accepted by the US immigration. However all vaccines were taken outside of Canada. 

All places that take the medical exam (at least the ones I looked in Ontario) request the vaccine checklist to be filled out by a family doctor or a walk-in clinic. Problem is I don't have a family doctor 

and everyone knows how hard it is to find one. So my only option is a walk-in clinic.

Has anyone been in this situation before and would a doctor in a walk-in clinic be willing to fill out the vaccine checklist since all vaccines were taken outside of Canada and they may not recognize my immunization record document?

Edited July 26, 2022 by immishok

[ctr 3]

Did you figure this out? I'm in the same situation.

[EternalWait 77]

6 minutes ago, ctr said:

Did you figure this out? I'm in the same situation.

I  asked 

Dr Lyndon Mascarenhas and he said this :   Please bring this along AND also fill in the dates on my vaccine checklist form, I will check in my office when we meet

so no need for having it signed by a family doctor or ... , just fill in the dates according to your international immunization record, the doctor will check it themselves. 

 

But do ask the doctor that you are going to (call if not answering then email). Explain clearly your situation, some may have a different answer.