Medical problem

[vsmtghdy 2]

Joan finished her physical today, and everything seems on track for Tuesday. They asked her when her interview was and assured her the USE would have everything they need.

Is all of the following normal -

they took 3 upper-torso x-rays - front, side and back

they gave her the xrays and and "inoculation certificate"(?) - she only needed one

everything else is supposedly going to the USE

when she asked a nurse if everything was ok, the nurse said she could not disclose results

Does all this sound pretty typical?? Are we over the hump??

Bill

If they gave her the Immunization records (Inoculation certificate- 2 pages) and the CXR films then that is fine. Tell her to have a photocopy/extra copy of the Immunization records for future use. Nurse at the releasing counter always tell this to the applicant and also check the immunization records what else she need to have when she's here in the US. Definitely she was told to have the TD shots in the US because this is not available and not routinely given in the Philippines. Her Medical results and passport will be forwarded to USEM and all she need to concentrate now is to prepare and be ready for her interview! Good Luck on her interview at USEM!

Edited August 10, 2007 by vsmtghdy

[Sheriff Uling 3]

hey bill,

did st luke's gave her the 2 sheets of vaccination copy and an xray film? then they told her that her passport and med result will be forwarded to the embassy and she can make it on tuesday? if so, she's all set nothing to worry about med now, just let her focus on the interview. i wish you luck!

I don't know about two sheets. In any case, all sounds good from what you say.

I would say that all is good. However, like Ronmay stated, SLEC should have given your beloved 2 sheets concerning the vaccination and the x-ray film.

NOTES on the TWO SHEET: One is the DS-3025 Vaccination Supplemental, in which she absolutely needs to obtain before departing to the states. If not, you will have lots of drama attempting to convince the civil surgeon to transcribe the vaccination history on the I-693A Vaccination Supplemental. The second is the C-1 (a standard letter/form/checklist), which states at the bottom that the TD shot is unavailable in the Phil and must be administered upon arriving in the United States (this document is not required for any part of the immigration process).

Cheers!!!

Sheriff Uling

Edited August 11, 2007 by Sheriff Uling