Doctor's Certificate??

jaetee

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I have been asked to provide a Doctor's Certificate stating my current medical condition (i.e. pregnant, etc.), but dont know what that is. In the US, we usually get our doctor to write something on his prescription pad or write a letter - is this the same in HK or is there an actual Doctor's Certificate form that they fill out?

My doctor is a bit abrupt so I was hoping to have things prepared for her before I go see her next time.

Many thanks for advice. :)
 
Whether it's for your employer or anyone else, a letter written on headed paper will suffice.
If your doctor is a government doctor, there may be a standard form according to the purpose.
 
Thanks kashismum - do you know if a doctor's official stamp means anything, if no headed/letterhead paper is available?

Much thanks again. :)
 
The doctor's official stamp should be good enough. My gyna wrote the confirmation ofmy pregnancy on a blank paper and my employer accepted it.

kara23
 
I have been asked to provide a Doctor's Certificate stating my current medical condition (i.e. pregnant, etc.), but dont know what that is. In the US, we usually get our doctor to write something on his prescription pad or write a letter - is this the same in HK or is there an actual Doctor's Certificate form that they fill out?

My doctor is a bit abrupt so I was hoping to have things prepared for her before I go see her next time.

Many thanks for advice. :)
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I am unsure of your question as you seem to have just copied and pasted the original post... Is it to give to your OB or work? It is basically a piece of paper provided by a doctor to prove that you are pregnant. It will normally be on headed paper with the doctor's name and address and it.
 
I had to get one of those. It means that you need a letter from the OBGYN stating that you are pregnant, how far along you at that time the letter was written and when you're due.
 

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