Medical Examination

[Cat And Litty 5]

Hello. 

I am so sorry to ask, what has probably been asked a hundred times. I tried the search function, but I am completely overwhelmed and I can't make sense of what I am reading anymore. Lol. 
It states on https://travel.state.gov/ that: "ATTENTION: The maximum validity of a medical exam report is six (6) months. Your visa’s validity will be limited to the expiration date of your medical exam". 

Just so I am clear, does that mean I should not contact the approved physician until I received NOA2 and an interview date? To my knowledge some vaccines take several months in different "batches" to complete. How will that affect the 6 month validity? 
If not, is there anything I SHOULD be doing right now? I am only a month into NOA1. I feel like I cant relax. All this paperwork, deadlines. rules. Jesus Christ. Lol 

Thank you in advance! ❤️ 

[Boiler 46,492]

I would get all your vaccinations up to date now via your local Doctor.

[Crazy Cat 42,815]

One of the most important thing you can do right now, imho, is to study guides and the rest of the process.

 

Edited Sunday at 06:11 PM by Crazy Cat

[Cat And Litty 5]

3 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I would get all your vaccinations up to date now via your local Doctor.

 

The vaccinations can be more than 6 months old? I can just go and get them done whenever, and the medical examination is a whole other event? 
I am confused

[Boiler 46,492]

Of course, most of the vaccinations I had were as a kid, I am sure Denmark is the same, there was one I was missing so had it at the local surgery - free.

 

[Cat And Litty 5]

Right, of course. Sorry for the "dumb" questions. I have been reading, researching and preparing for the visa for so long that my brain has become scrambled eggs. 
Thank you for the patience!

[Boiler 46,492]

There are dumb answers, not dumb questions

[Edward and Jaycel 993]

If a vaccination needs multiple doses over several months to complete, you will be given the first in the series and then for the subsequent doses you will be given a blanket waiver that states "Insufficient time interval to complete series". Your requirement for that particular vaccine is considered complete with just the initial dose as long as the doctor completing the exam codes that section with that blanket waiver. I've attached a copy of Jaycel's Vaccination Documentation Worksheet (DS-3025) that the medical examiner is required to give you at the end of your exam. I've highlighted the appropriate sections for you to see how they do it. Then on the back of the form they should check the box that says "K visa applicant voluntarily completed vaccination requirements". 

 

 

Edited Sunday at 10:04 PM by Edward and Jaycel

[Cat And Litty 5]

Thank you that is really helpful. 
I am gonna call the approval physician tomorrow and ask about what vaccines I need. Thank you for the help everyone

[Cat And Litty 5]

Update: I got an appointment to talk about/start the vaccines on April 2nd. Thank you so much again everybody.

Edited Monday at 09:23 AM by Cat And Litty