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Old Aug 10th 2004, 8:36 am
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Originally Posted by AmerLisa
I think its funny how some people have to get the varicella vac and others don't. We did I-130 filing, hubs had his medical at good ole Doc Phelans and ended up having a MMR and another tetneus (even though he'd had one 4 years ago) There was no mention of him having the varicella vac at all. I wonder why they do that?
Most likely because the Visa process is so complictated and bogged down in minor irrelevent detail, none of the USCIS Officials understand it either! Plus, these American government types are not renowned for their initiative or ability to think past what their supervisor tells them!!
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Old Aug 10th 2004, 4:22 pm
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Originally Posted by Dan725
Most likely because the Visa process is so complictated and bogged down in minor irrelevent detail, none of the USCIS Officials understand it either! Plus, these American government types are not renowned for their initiative or ability to think past what their supervisor tells them!!
You're probably right. But, I find that to be true for most "government types" lol
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Old Aug 12th 2004, 6:07 pm
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I'm getting provisional greencard and been told I've got two years to either prove i've had my tentanus and mmr.....
so sometime here I'll get a blood test because i've had my booster, when on holiday, so didn't have records, and my mmr, got the individual boosters at school, so my doctor didn't have the records, which is a pain...
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