Where can I find my I-693?

[phub11 0]

Hi again,

I seem to be posting a lot of messages as of late.... thanks for all the help!

My latest question: I have read about needing an I-693 (medical report) for AOS. When I had my medical I was given a DS-3025 and got my X-ray with my visa. How can I get a copy of my I-693? Is it in the "sealed" envelope which is opened by immigration when you first enter on a K-1 visa? If so, do they give it me, or keep it? Also, should I take my X-ray to the States or get rid of it?

Thanks in advance for any replies!

[*JG* 2]

When you have your medical, it is best to ask the doctor to make a copy of it for you. If not, you may have to see a civil surgeon in the US and spend a lot of money having them transcribe the information.

We ended up not doing that; but Andre had had the nurse mark all his shots down in his shot record. We copied that and sent it in with our AOS.

[phub11 0]

When you have your medical, it is best to ask the doctor to make a copy of it for you. If not, you may have to see a civil surgeon in the US and spend a lot of money having them transcribe the information.

We ended up not doing that; but Andre had had the nurse mark all his shots down in his shot record. We copied that and sent it in with our AOS.

Thanks for the reply.

The DS-3025 I was given is a photocopy which lists all my shots (but no other medical info) and is signed by the doctor who examined me. Is this a suitable alternative to the I-693?

Edited May 30, 2008 by phub11

[PattyS_Husband 0]

When you have your medical, it is best to ask the doctor to make a copy of it for you. If not, you may have to see a civil surgeon in the US and spend a lot of money having them transcribe the information.

We ended up not doing that; but Andre had had the nurse mark all his shots down in his shot record. We copied that and sent it in with our AOS.

Thanks for the reply.

The DS-3025 I was given is a photocopy which lists all my shots (but no other medical info) and is signed by the doctor who examined me. Is this a suitable alternative to the I-693?

I think that what you need is just form I-693A which any decent civil surgeon in the US will transcribe your shots from your DS-3025 copy, and it is all for your AOS. Even if you get this I-693A, I would recommend to keep a copy always for USCIS is notorious at losing these forms. Even you decide to send the DS-2035, keep a couple of spare copies at hand.

I hope this can help you, and maybe someone else can give you a better advice.

Edited May 30, 2008 by PattyS_boyfriend

[PattyS_Husband 0]

When you have your medical, it is best to ask the doctor to make a copy of it for you. If not, you may have to see a civil surgeon in the US and spend a lot of money having them transcribe the information.

We ended up not doing that; but Andre had had the nurse mark all his shots down in his shot record. We copied that and sent it in with our AOS.

Thanks for the reply.

The DS-3025 I was given is a photocopy which lists all my shots (but no other medical info) and is signed by the doctor who examined me. Is this a suitable alternative to the I-693?

I think that what you need is just form I-693A which any decent civil surgeon in the US will transcribe your shots from your DS-3025 copy, and it is all for your AOS. Even if you get this I-693A, I would recommend to keep a copy always for USCIS is notorious at losing these forms. Even you decide to send the DS-2035, keep a couple of spare copies at hand.

a copy of I-693A

I hope this can help you, and maybe someone else can give you a better advice.

Sorry for double posting but the EDIT button is notorious for failing in this forum

Edited May 30, 2008 by PattyS_boyfriend

[payxibka 10,044]

When you have your medical, it is best to ask the doctor to make a copy of it for you. If not, you may have to see a civil surgeon in the US and spend a lot of money having them transcribe the information.

We ended up not doing that; but Andre had had the nurse mark all his shots down in his shot record. We copied that and sent it in with our AOS.

Thanks for the reply.

The DS-3025 I was given is a photocopy which lists all my shots (but no other medical info) and is signed by the doctor who examined me. Is this a suitable alternative to the I-693?

The DS-3025 has been used as a suitable alternative for the required vaccination supplement by many, my wife included...

[motu 5]

I also just sent the DS3025 - we were not in a hurry and could wait out the RFE if they insisted on the I693. We weren't questioned at all. It seems that if you have had all your shots and the DS3025 states that - then they do not bother about the I693. But if you do not want to be delayed and are willing to spend the extra bucks then go ahead and get the I693. Good Luck