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Old Feb 8th 2004, 9:55 am
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Hello everyone, could someone tell me what are the actual jabs required to satisfy the imigrant spouse visa. I live in England going to the US and as far as I know I have had none and if so I do not have record of them, also, if I can get them done from my GP (Doctor) for free, would that satisy the application or would they insist I have them done on the Embassy visit?? Thanks.
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Old Feb 8th 2004, 9:56 am
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Originally posted by dexy
Hello everyone, could someone tell me what are the actual jabs required to satisfy the imigrant spouse visa. I live in England going to the US and as far as I know I have had none and if so I do not have record of them, also, if I can get them done from my GP (Doctor) for free, would that satisy the application or would they insist I have them done on the Embassy visit?? Thanks.
I haven't got the link to hand as I'm not going through London, but all the info is on the US Embassy website for London.
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Old Feb 8th 2004, 10:04 am
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I haven't got the link to hand as I'm not going through London, but all the info is on the US Embassy website for London.
Ok, thanks Sibsie.
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Old Feb 8th 2004, 10:19 am
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Ok, thanks Sibsie.
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/
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Old Feb 8th 2004, 2:51 pm
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dexy,

No, no one but the doctor who examines you can answer this question. There is a list of vaccinations that the doctor should consider, but if any are inappropriate for you then you do not need them. This is for the doctor to consider and determine.

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Originally posted by dexy
Hello everyone, could someone tell me what are the actual jabs required to satisfy the imigrant spouse visa. I live in England going to the US and as far as I know I have had none and if so I do not have record of them, also, if I can get them done from my GP (Doctor) for free, would that satisy the application or would they insist I have them done on the Embassy visit?? Thanks.
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