Medical Examination

Walbrzyszanka21

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Medical Examination

05-10-2017, 11:09 AM

I have a question:

I have requested my immunization record from my university since they appear to have a copy that dates back to when I was born. After I get the record, I am planning to go to my general doctor for her to look if I need any shots. IF I do, can she give them to me if the insurance covers them? Or should I have the civil surgeon give them to me?

Forms sent 6/2
Forms received 6/4
Received texts/e-mails 6/6
PD 6/5 & 6/6
NOA between 6/8 and 6/12 (I was out of town)
Biometrics letter in mail 6/17 w/ 6/28 date
SR 9/2
Contacted Congressman 10/1
Called the Congressman's office 10/10
Interview letter 10/10
Approval Letters for I-765 and I-131 10/16
Received EAD/AP card 10/17
Interview 11/8 RFE after
New Card Being Produced 11/16
Conditional GC received 11/24
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scientist2016

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05-10-2017, 11:17 AM

You can get the shots anywhere. What matters is that your final form needs to be filled out by a doctor accepted by USCIS (you can find a list of the doctors in your area on USCIS website), and you can show the proof of your immunization history to him/her, and take it from there.

Just an opinion; Not legal advice.
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