For Manila, does anyone know what Slecs is requiring now for covid vaccines?

[Jimmyzr1 36]

For Ir-1, Ir-2, does anyone now know which covid vaccines are required to get through Slecs for medicals? Wife has had 1st 2 Sinovac vaccines over a year ago. Also, 14 yo has only had 1st vaccine and no more have been available for kids since his 1st about 6 months ago or so. Was told before that if not available, could possibly get a waiver is what I think I read for USCIS.

 

Also, if not mandatory, we would prefer not to have any boosters for wife, if not required.

 

Hoping someone has up-to-date inform on the current details.

 

Thanks

[nelmagriffin 148]

Reference: U.S.A. Visa Applicant | St. Luke's Medical Center Extension Clinic (slec.ph)

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Medical Examination for U.S.A. Visa Applicants

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

 

EACH APPLICANT MUST PRESENT THE FOLLOWING:

1. Medical Examination Appointment Confirmation Email from SLEC

2. Valid passport – original and two (2) photocopies of biographic data page

3. (Use short bond paper. Do not reduce or enlarge the image)

4. 4 pieces 2”x2” visa photos (refer to U.S. Visa Photo Requirements for specifications)

5. Vaccination records – original and two (2) photocopies, including the COVID-19 vaccine certificate, if vaccinated

6. Visa Interview Appointment Letter – one (1) photocopy

7. Letter with Case Number – one (1) photocopy

8. DS 260 Confirmation (Regular Immigrant) / DS 160 (K Visa)

9. Old chest x-ray films, if available

10. (Should have been taken at least 3 months ago and must clearly show (1) the patient’s complete name, (2) date of x-ray and (3) name of the facility/clinic.)

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    For minors (ages 17 and below) who are not accompanied by their parents:

11. Authorization Letter or Special Power of Attorney (SPA) authorizing the companion to sign documents in behalf of the parent

12. Parent’s government-issued ID – 2 photocopies per applicant

13. Companion’s government-issued ID – original and 2 photocopies per applicant

 

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Whenever applicable, please bring the following:

Note: The following documents are for information purposes only and will not replace the required test.

 

SELF-REPORTED VACCINES WILL NOT BE HONORED.

Your vaccination documentation will only be honored if it contains the following details:

The medical certificate should contain the following information:

• Old chest x-ray films taken 3 months prior to the medical examination, or older

• Original COVID-19 Vaccination card and photocopy

• Immunization record, Original and 5 photocopies

  • personal copy (e.g. baby book)or copy of medical chart indicating received vaccines

  • complete date of receipt of vaccination

  • must include signature (license number, if applicable) of doctor or health worker who administered vaccine

• Medical certificate regarding a previously-treated or currently managed clinically significant illness, Original and 5 photocopies

  • Medical Treatment

    • name of medication (brand and/or generic name)

    • dosage

    • duration and dates of treatment

  • surgical procedure done

  • complete final diagnosis

  • outcome of treatment or treatment plans and prognosis, if available

 

 

 

Edited April 5 by nelmagriffin

[nelmagriffin 148]

Reference: FAQ | St. Luke's Medical Center Extension Clinic (slec.ph)

Kindly read the following. Goodluck! NG

[MarJhi 958]

My wife had the Sinovac and she had no problems getting approved. 

[Jimmyzr1 36]

Step-son only had 1st vaccine, but passed medical because 2nd vaccine was unavailable. His Visa interview is May 8.

 

Wife failed X-ray, even though it looked clear and she had gotten a clear X-ray through private Dr. 1 month earlier.