Vaccinations for AOS

During my visa process, TD vaccine (tetanus diphtheria) was not available at St. Luke's Medical Clinic yet. That was why when I got here in US, I took my vaccination at a county clinic since it was required for my AOS (Adjustment of Status) application too. The form I-693 was requested which has the transcription of my medical record from St Luke's clinic and the vaccination I received here and in Philippines. I also continued the other vaccinations (second doses and so on) I received from Phi such as the MMR. I believe that the TD vaccine now is offered at St Luke's. That means, a K1 visa holder will no longer take that shot here and will right away look for a CS (Civil Surgeon) for the transcription of the medical record for the form I-693 which is a requirement for the Adjustment of Status after marriage. Within the 90-day period which is given to a fiancee/fiance visa (K1) holder, the petitioner should marry the fiancee/fiance and after that, AOS will follow anytime. AOS is needed to obtain temporary/permanent US residency. There's no deadline for this but if you can apply right away, the better. Fees are increasing and it might cost more in the coming years.