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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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CTA: Compare civil surgeons by price & availability → Book now (internal links) Table of contents 1) Why there’s no single “USCIS fee” for the medical exam Inside the United States, the green card medical exam (Form I-693) must be completed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. USCIS is clear that it does not regulate what…
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Table of contents 1) What exactly is the I-693 immigration medical exam? Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record documents that you are not inadmissible on health-related grounds and that you meet vaccination requirements for adjustment of status (green card) in the U.S. Only a USCIS-designated civil surgeon may complete this exam domestically….
Table of contents 1) What the immigration physical exam covers Inside the United States, the immigration medical examination—often called the green card physical—must be performed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon using Form I-693 (Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record). The civil surgeon completes the form and gives you a sealed envelope for USCIS, plus…
Table of contents 1) Quick overview: what the I-693 exam checks The Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record documents that you aren’t inadmissible on health grounds and that you meet vaccination requirements. Inside the U.S., only a USCIS-authorized civil surgeon can perform the immigration medical exam for a green card; outside the…
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