Proof of Additional Vaccinations Administered Post Medical Exam
 

Quick Question folks:

At my medical back in December it was noted I was missing a couple of vaccinations (second MMR, updated tetanus and as my medical was in Dec, a flu shot). A letter was provided to my GP confirming this.

The nurse mentioned that these would not affect the K1 being issued but that I should get them done prior to traveling.

I have an appointment at my GP tomorrow morning to get these administered. Is there anything I need from the GPs office beyond a simple letter from them stating they administered these? I'm assuming I shouldn't let them touch the official US DOS vaccination documentation worksheet?

Re: Proof of Additional Vaccinations Administered Post Medical Exam
 

No. When you apply to adjust your status in the US, you will need proof that you've received these vaccinations.


Correct. As part of your AOS paperwork, a US civil surgeon needs to sign off on the I-693 vaccination supplement. More info here.

Ian

Re: Proof of Additional Vaccinations Administered Post Medical Exam
 

Thank you Ian. Swift and to the point as always!