Checklist while I-129F is pending
Aug 24th 2008, 12:54 am
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Checklist while I-129F is pending
Hi,
My fiance and I filed our I-129F petition at the California Sevice Centre in April this year and our application is received and pending.
Just a quick check on documents and things I could be getting ready at this point. I am preparing my form to gain a police certificate.
I know that there are injections which I need to have but where can I find an official list of exactly what is required? Also, are these something which can be done at my local doctors surgery?
As I understand, my fiance in the US is responsible for the affidavit of support.
Are there other documents to take care of at this stage?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
My fiance and I filed our I-129F petition at the California Sevice Centre in April this year and our application is received and pending.
Just a quick check on documents and things I could be getting ready at this point. I am preparing my form to gain a police certificate.
I know that there are injections which I need to have but where can I find an official list of exactly what is required? Also, are these something which can be done at my local doctors surgery?
As I understand, my fiance in the US is responsible for the affidavit of support.
Are there other documents to take care of at this stage?
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Aug 24th 2008, 5:24 am
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
Check out the Consular website...links on the right
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_new...iv/fiance.html
The medical info is in there eventually, with a vax. chart.
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_new...iv/fiance.html
The medical info is in there eventually, with a vax. chart.
Aug 24th 2008, 5:49 am
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
Thank you meauxna, that link was incredibly useful. 
Aug 26th 2008, 2:59 am
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
My fiancee got his vaccinations in the UK. It was covered by NHS.Get them at your local doctor. The varicella vaccine is not available in the UK . After approval the medical must be done at Knightsbridge Doctors in London and they will charge you for vacs so get them done locally. Make sure to get a copy of your vaccination records as well.
Aug 28th 2008, 8:55 pm
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
Thank you for your helpful reply Penguinbar.
I am planning to get them done next week by my local doctor- hopefully on the NHS but we will see!
From the list of vaccinations I think most (all but three) should have been taken care of when I was a child and should be on record.
I am planning to get them done next week by my local doctor- hopefully on the NHS but we will see!
From the list of vaccinations I think most (all but three) should have been taken care of when I was a child and should be on record.
Aug 29th 2008, 3:55 am
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
Thank you for your helpful reply Penguinbar.
I am planning to get them done next week by my local doctor- hopefully on the NHS but we will see!
From the list of vaccinations I think most (all but three) should have been taken care of when I was a child and should be on record.
I am planning to get them done next week by my local doctor- hopefully on the NHS but we will see!
From the list of vaccinations I think most (all but three) should have been taken care of when I was a child and should be on record.
Aug 29th 2008, 7:27 am
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
Thank you for your helpful reply Penguinbar.
I am planning to get them done next week by my local doctor- hopefully on the NHS but we will see!
From the list of vaccinations I think most (all but three) should have been taken care of when I was a child and should be on record.
I am planning to get them done next week by my local doctor- hopefully on the NHS but we will see!
From the list of vaccinations I think most (all but three) should have been taken care of when I was a child and should be on record.
You might need to get boosters from your childhood vaccines. I had my medical in July and had to have the Dtap (Diptheria, tetanus, polio and pertussis) booster as it had been over 10 years since I had the tetanus jab. According to immigration requirements all vaccines need to be less then 10 years old, so be prepared to get a full set of boosters and then get your doctor to give you a list of your vaccines on headed paper etc.
Hope this helps.
Lyn
Aug 29th 2008, 8:14 am
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Re: Checklist while I-129F is pending
Hi EJ
You might need to get boosters from your childhood vaccines. I had my medical in July and had to have the Dtap (Diptheria, tetanus, polio and pertussis) booster as it had been over 10 years since I had the tetanus jab. According to immigration requirements all vaccines need to be less then 10 years old, so be prepared to get a full set of boosters and then get your doctor to give you a list of your vaccines on headed paper etc.
Hope this helps.
Lyn
You might need to get boosters from your childhood vaccines. I had my medical in July and had to have the Dtap (Diptheria, tetanus, polio and pertussis) booster as it had been over 10 years since I had the tetanus jab. According to immigration requirements all vaccines need to be less then 10 years old, so be prepared to get a full set of boosters and then get your doctor to give you a list of your vaccines on headed paper etc.
Hope this helps.
Lyn
I assumed that my doctor would tell me if any vaccinations were out of date. However, now I will ask and can check that they are all less than 10yrs old.
I will make sure to get full list of all my vaccinations afterwards.
