Did you file your original AOS petition with form I-693 (Medical)?

[Izoom 0]

I didn't send the I-693 either, figuring that I would rather get the ball rolling and get updated for any evidence I was missing.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

We didn't send the I-693 either, but several things are more in our favor

K-1, so there is a recent medical in the records.

All immunizations were completed in the UK, so no additional things needed to be certified in the US.

No infectious disease problems that would need follow up.

A VWP country with little incidence of tuberculosis or Hepatitus, etc.

We still may get an RFE (even without one so far 5 months into AOS waiting), but it is less likely than for those adjusting with no medical exam, incomplete immunizations, or evidence of latent infectious disease. I would say those cases will be RFEed for sure.

[BobGie 0]

I believe, someone who does not have a health problem that requires follow up check with a public/local health clinic as required by the U.S. Dept. of Health does not have to worry about sending the I-693. The I-693 is a transcription of the DS-3025 which is the result from the medical conducted abroad (country of origin where the applicant came from).

I guess, the reason why others have been approved without sending the I-693 is that because these people does not have a health problem. The USCIS people are aware of the fact that they don't need to question about I-693 basing from the result of the medical/physical examination abroad. They know exactly what they are looking for in an application. But I am not saying that these Immigation personnel does not make mistake, because they do. And because of their mistakes, most of the time, the applicants suffer.

In my opinion, this will not be ground for rejection, you may only get an RFE. But why would you choose to get an RFE when you can submit the application complete with the required supporting documents when you are ready.