Some AOS questions

[Kros 0]

I'm currently completing the entire I-485 package for my wife and I'm little confused about the I-693Medical Examination of Aliens Seeking Adjustment of Status. When my wife applied for the K1 visa, she did all the medicals but all the papers (the envelope that she wasn't allowed to open) have been collected at her arrival point in the US. All she has now is a little paper stated all her vaccination which is not even translated in English. I have no clue what to do in that case, should I mail the package wiothout medical proof or just send the vaccination paper we have. Is it common that immigration officer at the airport collects all the medical tests?

[richo 0]

She need to find a CIvil Surgeon to have the vaccinations that she had be transcribe to I-693 form. On I-693 form Part I (information about herself), then Part 2 Section 5 (for the vaccination part) and lastly Part 5 to be signed by the Civil Surgeon. He will then put the signed I-693 to a sealed envelope then you will have to include this with your I-485 application also add a copy of the vaccination document worksheet (DS-3025) that she acquired from her home country "the little paper"? Good luck

Civil Surgeon locator https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of...office_type=CIV Make sure to tell them you're done with medical so they wont tell you to have another one. And with regards to vaccine requirements looks like she doesnt need it too. SO realistically, it will just take you about $20 for him to transcribe the vaccinations acquired to the I-693.

Edited September 23, 2008 by richo

[Kros 0]

Thank you so much. Do you know where can I obtain the I-693 form or will the surgeon provide one?

[Kros 0]

She need to find a CIvil Surgeon to have the vaccinations that she had be transcribe to I-693 form. On I-693 form Part I (information about herself), then Part 2 Section 5 (for the vaccination part) and lastly Part 5 to be signed by the Civil Surgeon. He will then put the signed I-693 to a sealed envelope then you will have to include this with your I-485 application also add a copy of the vaccination document worksheet (DS-3025) that she acquired from her home country "the little paper"? Good luck

Civil Surgeon locator https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of...office_type=CIV Make sure to tell them you're done with medical so they wont tell you to have another one. And with regards to vaccine requirements looks like she doesnt need it too. SO realistically, it will just take you about $20 for him to transcribe the vaccinations acquired to the I-693.

I just checked all our papers and my wife did not receive anything after her medicals, no DS-3025, nothing. The only thing we have a is her medical history from her family doctor in Poland. What do we do now? Please help

[payxibka 10,044]

She need to find a CIvil Surgeon to have the vaccinations that she had be transcribe to I-693 form. On I-693 form Part I (information about herself), then Part 2 Section 5 (for the vaccination part) and lastly Part 5 to be signed by the Civil Surgeon. He will then put the signed I-693 to a sealed envelope then you will have to include this with your I-485 application also add a copy of the vaccination document worksheet (DS-3025) that she acquired from her home country "the little paper"? Good luck

Civil Surgeon locator https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of...office_type=CIV Make sure to tell them you're done with medical so they wont tell you to have another one. And with regards to vaccine requirements looks like she doesnt need it too. SO realistically, it will just take you about $20 for him to transcribe the vaccinations acquired to the I-693.

I just checked all our papers and my wife did not receive anything after her medicals, no DS-3025, nothing. The only thing we have a is her medical history from her family doctor in Poland. What do we do now? Please help

Still does not mean that the DS-3025 was not included in the package... Did she take this info to her medical?

When in doubt you take what you have to the Civil Surgeon.... If it needs to be translated then you should do it.

[Kros 0]

Maybe it was included in the package but she gave the entire package at the airport and did not receive anything back. And she didn't take any papers to the medical for the visa. She asked the family doctor for the medical history just in case she will in it in US

Edited September 23, 2008 by Kros

[Kang Lang 7]

kros

i just went through this with my husband a week ago we didn't have a copy of the foreign medical report. so the civil surgeon had my husband take a blood test for the mmr antibody (proving vaccination) that took 3 days and then they completed the rest of the i-693 report for us problem free including the newly required tb test. good luck.

[payxibka 10,044]

Maybe it was included in the package but she gave the entire package at the airport and did not receive anything back. And she didn't take any papers to the medical for the visa. She asked the family doctor for the medical history just in case she will in it in US

Receiving nothing back at the aiport is standard

If she did not take her immunization history to the medical then it cannot be in the package.

Then you must have a CS transcribe onto the I-693 Part II Item 5

Edited September 23, 2008 by payxibka

[Eric-Pris 1,602]

If you don't have her vaccination history (she should have received a vaccination worksheet at the k-1 medical), then you have a problem. She will either need to repeat all or some of her vaccinations or do the antibody tests.

Read the instructions to the I-693, page 4, section III, #2, part C.

instructions: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-693instr.pdf

form: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-693.pdf