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Arizona_Poet

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Hey guys, I have a question.
How does the medical examination works for the cases when an asylee is in a cancer treatment phase. I mean receiving chimio and everything. Cause I believe the person won't be able to get all the vaccines. LIke we know, as soon we receive those shots we are inyected viruses in our bloodstream and man...for a patient with cancer it can be really painful and dangerous.
Any comment will be appreciated...and also what about if doing the medical examinations in a different state where u reside??.does it matter or is the same, as soon the doctor is a registered surgeon and approved by USCIS.???
 
Arizona_Poet said:
Hey guys, I have a question.
How does the medical examination works for the cases when an asylee is in a cancer treatment phase. I mean receiving chimio and everything. Cause I believe the person won't be able to get all the vaccines. LIke we know, as soon we receive those shots we are inyected viruses in our bloodstream and man...for a patient with cancer it can be really painful and dangerous.
Any comment will be appreciated...and also what about if doing the medical examinations in a different state where u reside??.does it matter or is the same, as soon the doctor is a registered surgeon and approved by USCIS.???
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The doctor needs to be on the approved INS list. And I believe they can waive the vaccine requirement if the doc determines that it is not medically appropriate.

Good luck.
 
Arizona_Poet said:
Thanks for the advice bro. I will have to ocntact the INS I guess.
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Read the attached INS inmformation sheet and then ask your doctor if he or she can support your waiver request.
 
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