Posted by: goru_becheko_saino October 15, 2019
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I completed my medical in March. I was in the same situation as yours- did not have any records. This is what i did:
1. I called the student health service at the university and ask them to mail/fax my immunization records with the dates when they were received.
2. I went to the public health department of my local city (they are normally the cheapest for immigration physical which includes blood work and Xray if needed) and showed then what i had from the school records. I just had to get one more vaccines and the cost was covered by my insurance (most insurance cover immunizations even when they have a high deductible). They accepted the other immunizations from the school record.
So my suggestion would be, find a non-profit type immigration doctor (ideally in public health departments, other private ones will charge arm and leg), show them your records from the university and go from there.
best of luck
1. I called the student health service at the university and ask them to mail/fax my immunization records with the dates when they were received.
2. I went to the public health department of my local city (they are normally the cheapest for immigration physical which includes blood work and Xray if needed) and showed then what i had from the school records. I just had to get one more vaccines and the cost was covered by my insurance (most insurance cover immunizations even when they have a high deductible). They accepted the other immunizations from the school record.
So my suggestion would be, find a non-profit type immigration doctor (ideally in public health departments, other private ones will charge arm and leg), show them your records from the university and go from there.
best of luck