> Hi Sevros - the Civil Surgeon(s) you've talked to are lying - here's
> what it says about the V.S. on the official USCIS website:
> "Note that the vaccination supplement accompanying Form I-693 is not
> included on this internet posting. The Centers for Disease Control and
> Prevention (CDC) have sent the vaccination supplement directly to the
> civil surgeons for them to photocopy, fill out on behalf of each
> applicant, and attach to Form I-693 for submission to USCIS."
> (see http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-693.htm)
> So there you have it - straight from the horse's mouth ;-)
> The Vaccination Supplement *is* a document you get from an INS
> designated Civil Surgeon. To get my VS - I took my vaccination details
> along (from both US and UK) which showed which innoculations I'd had.
> After a bit of arguing about whether I needed a full medical (he said
> I
> did, I said I didn't as I'd already had one as I was on a K1) he
> eventually agreed to give me the VS (for a fee) which was signed,
> stamped and sealed in front of me. I left it all sealed up and just
> included it with my AOS application.
> Some doctors don't seem to like just giving you the VS - they will try
> and get a full medical out of you (and subsequent large fee). Don't
> take any crap though - your wife just needs the VS - NOT a full
> medical. If they say they don't know where to get the VS and they are
> an INS approved doc - they're lying.
> :-)
How much did you pay, if you don't mind me asking?