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You’ve just received an RFE, your priority date suddenly became current, or your attorney sent an urgent email: “Get your I-693 medical exam done immediately.” In that moment, the question that races through your mind is, “Can I actually get this done today? The short answer is yes – same-day appointments are absolutely possible. But…
If you’re preparing for your green card medical exam, you probably have questions about what exactly will happen when you visit the immigration doctor. Knowing what to expect can ease anxiety and help you prepare properly. Here’s your complete guide to the immigration medical examination process. Why USCIS Requires Immigration Doctors USCIS doesn’t require a medical exam to be invasive or difficult; it…
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When you’re expecting the Immigration Medical Exam Green Card Aspirants need to mandatorily undergo the Immigration Medical Exam. This examination helps the USCIS, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services whether the aspirant is admissible to the United States on the grounds of Public Health and Safety or not. It is conducted by a USCIS approved…
Table of contents 1) What exactly is Form I-693 (and why USCIS requires it) Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, documents that you are not inadmissible on health-related grounds and that you meet the required vaccinations for adjustment of status. In the U.S., only a USCIS-designated civil surgeon may complete it. you…
Table of contents Table of contents 1) What exactly is “tested” in the immigration medical? Inside the U.S., the I-693 immigration medical exam documents that you’re not inadmissible on health grounds and that you meet vaccination requirements. A USCIS-designated civil surgeon performs the exam, orders required tests, and records results on Form I-693. (USCIS) Keywords…
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