IR-5 - I-130 - Parents - Vaccination Records Lost

[SMK 89 68]

My parents are older, so when they got vaccinations for things there weren't records/or they are lost. They have proof for all the COVID vaccinations but none of the ones that are from childhood. What does the medical reviewer expect for the I-130 medical interview? Do they need to re-do everything (is that even safe?), do they do blood work/tests that show immunity? Any suggestions? 

[Mike E 11,739]

4 minutes ago, SMK 89 said:

do they do blood work/tests that show immunity

They should request those

[EmilyW 1,434]

You can get a titer test done that will show antibodies in the blood.

[Divya Green 3]

19 hours ago, SMK 89 said:

My parents are older, so when they got vaccinations for things there weren't records/or they are lost. They have proof for all the COVID vaccinations but none of the ones that are from childhood. What does the medical reviewer expect for the I-130 medical interview? Do they need to re-do everything (is that even safe?), do they do blood work/tests that show immunity? Any suggestions? 

Once you are requested to get your parents medical , just contact US immgration Physician in the city your parents currently reside in   ....each age group have different required shots . Then get your family doctor to test for those antibodies.  For example I'm currently living in Surrey B.C my US Immigration Physician is DR. Gulzar Cheema . Once my interview date was set , i emailed DR. Cheema's office asking what vaccination were required for my age.