Under new immigration laws passed in 1996 and in effect as of July 1, 1997, all individuals seeking permanent entry into the U.S. must prove that they have been inoculated against all vaccine-preventable diseases. This includes infants and children being brought into the country for international adoption.
It is required. Check CDC
Under new immigration laws passed in 1996 and in effect as of July 1, 1997, all individuals seeking permanent entry into the U.S. must prove that they have been inoculated against all vaccine-preventable diseases. This includes infants and children being brought into the country for international adoption.
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Required for all immigrantion
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05/11/2005 postreply
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回複:Required for all immigrantion
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05/11/2005 postreply
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Here is the law. Decide
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回複:Here is the law. Decide
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05/11/2005 postreply
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Did you not do it and get your
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