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Q: I am in the process of taking on the Immigration Medical Examination. But I am pregnant. Can I still appear for it? If you are pregnant you can still take on the medical examination. But some parts of it could be postponed until your baby is delivered. Every case differs, however, and depending on…
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The USCIS Immigration Medical Exam conducted by USCIS Civil Surgeons consists of a physical examination, including an evaluation of mental status and all relevant diagnostic tests. A review of systems determines the presence and severity of class A and class B conditions. WHAT ARE CLASS A AND CLASS B CONDITIONS? Class A conditions are medical…
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The Immigration Medical Examination is an important part of the entire US immigration process. The purpose of taking the Immigration Medical Examination is to determine whether the applicant has an inadmissible health condition. HOW DOES THE USCIS BASE ITS FINDINGS? USCIS makes the admissibility determination based on the civil surgeon’s findings. WHAT THE CIVIL SURGEON…
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Last time we looked at filling up Part 1 of the I-693 form. This has to be done by the applicant for the Immigration visa. PART 1 OF THE I-693 FORM – CONTD.. VERIFYING IDENTITY: When applicants visit the Civil Surgeon’s clinic for their Immigration Medical Examination they are required to carry along their government-issued…
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Although it is the Civil Surgeon who completes the I-693 form after the Immigration Medical Examination is completed, it is important for visa applicants to know exactly what the I-693 form contains, and how it should be correctly filled up. The main objective is to correctly complete Form I-693 the first time. Spending time in…
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