AOS Medical - Vaccines - SOS HELP!!!

[MalloryCat 171]

3 minutes ago, SL2024 said:

 

Although I did read somewhere that if you file the AOS more than a year after your medical then you have to do a new medical but I'm not sure if that is correct or not?

That is correct

[SL2024 52]

Just now, MalloryCat said:

That is correct

 

Brilliant thank you @MalloryCat!

[SusnOwen 154]

If you are already married, add him to your health insurance, then go to a doctor, walk in clinic, CVS, etc... and get the vaccines done under the health insurance.  You potentially will have to repay the civil surgeon fee, but you can bring proof of the vaccines to cut the cost. You can use https://www.easyime.com/ to find a civil surgeon, and compare costs.  We drove 45 min to get to one, but got my husband's medical done for $150 instead of $500.

[Gary Rich 258]

On 10/2/2024 at 8:58 AM, Taylor M said:

My husband had his medical done in Jamaica, he has received some vaccines but is in need of more. He was told at his medical exam before coming to the U.S. on a K1 that he could receive the remaining vaccines in the U.S., which he chose to do. Now, we are finding that the approved civil surgeons in our area (Jacksonville FL) will not administer the vaccines without making him undergo ANOTHER medical exam. The cost of the vaccines is anywhere between $500-800, is there anywhere we can receive JUST the vaccines and not have to pay an additional $300-$400 for another medical exam?! This seems so excessive, and I am shocked at the cost of the vaccines. 

go to your county health dept.. you might get it don't for free or cheaper than your price

[appleblossom 2,242]

On 10/5/2024 at 11:41 AM, MalloryCat said:

That is correct

 

Not any longer - https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-announces-new-guidance-on-form-i-693-validity-period

[Taylor M 0]

@SusnOwen this is actually the route we are attempting to take - thank you so much for adding that link I will check it out it will be super helpful!!!