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One of the major hurdles in getting through immigration to a new land is often that much-dreaded medical exam. But as you know, the Immigration Medical Examination forms a mandatory part of the entire process. So you will have to just grit your teeth and manage to pass the Immigration Medical and turn out with…
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If you’re a Civil Surgeon conducting USCIS immigration medical exams, this guide answers the most frequently asked questions to help you stay compliant and informed Q: With reference to the Immigration Medical Examination, how long are TST/IGRA and chest X-ray results valid after they are obtained by the USCIS-approved CIVIL Surgeon? A: The immigration medical…
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Every applicant who is applying for the Green card, irrespective of age has to go in for the Immigration Medical Exam. We recently looked at the form I_693 form and how it has to be filled up by Civil Surgeons as a part of the applicant’s application for the Green Card process. There are some…
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USCIS Health-Related Inadmissibility Criteria Explained: Every applicant who is applying for the Green card, irrespective of age has to go in for the Immigration Medical Exam. There are some health-related grounds on which the applicant becomes inadmissible. Let us take a look at these: Communicable disease of public health significance (Class A) Failure to show…
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A part of the Immigration process is going through the Immigration medical examination. If an applicant is adjusting status, or applying for a green card, the requirement states that one will be required to undergo the Immigration medical exam, that consists of vaccinations, tuberculin tests and other physical examinations. Blood and urine tests, along with…
