I-693 Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record

[Pinaylang 0]

Hello everyone! Since hubby and I are just now starting to fill out the aos form after 1 1/2 years of marriage do i need to do anything as far as the I-693 because I read that my hubby need to redo the medical examination alll over again since it's over a year since he did his medical in the Philippines. . all we need to fill out on I-693 is part 1 correct? Do we need to locate a Local sergeon to do the examination ahead of time or uscis will send us a letter to take the biometrics exam? Pls let me know. Thank you everyone.

[ZedbraGuy 6]

We've been looking at this process to some extent as I am short one vaccination. From what i have read you'll need to do the medical again. From what we were told you fill out part one of the form and take it to a local civil surgeon. There's a search tool for these on the USCIS website, we found three in town. Expect it to be expensive however, for just one injection its going to cost us $120

[Pinaylang 0]

Am a bit confused. Before sending the aos packet do we do the medical examination first?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Yes, you do the medical exam first, and send in a SEALED envelope with a I-693 signed and completed by a Civil Surgeon with your AOS packet. Biometrics is NOT a medical. It is an appointment for fingerprints.

Edited July 25, 2011 by Harpa Timsah

[dragonlover 6]

Am a bit confused. Before sending the aos packet do we do the medical examination first?

Yes you do need to get all the medical exam and vaccines..and then bring all your records to a civil surgeon to get your vaccines transcribed and get the i-693 signed by civil surgeon and put it on a sealed envelop. Thats what you gonna send with the aos..goodluck!

[Pinaylang 0]

Yes you do need to get all the medical exam and vaccines..and then bring all your records to a civil surgeon to get your vaccines transcribed and get the i-693 signed by civil surgeon and put it on a sealed envelop. Thats what you gonna send with the aos..goodluck!

Thank you so much. Made an appoitment today and they said it cost $190

Yes you do need to get all the medical exam and vaccines..and then bring all your records to a civil surgeon to get your vaccines transcribed and get the i-693 signed by civil surgeon and put it on a sealed envelop. Thats what you gonna send with the aos..goodluck!

Thank you

Yes you do need to get all the medical exam and vaccines..and then bring all your records to a civil surgeon to get your vaccines transcribed and get the i-693 signed by civil surgeon and put it on a sealed envelop. Thats what you gonna send with the aos..goodluck!

Thank you

[VanessaTony 3,567]

We've been looking at this process to some extent as I am short one vaccination. From what i have read you'll need to do the medical again. From what we were told you fill out part one of the form and take it to a local civil surgeon. There's a search tool for these on the USCIS website, we found three in town. Expect it to be expensive however, for just one injection its going to cost us $120

No you don't need to do the exam again unless your medical is more than a year old. If you're short a shot you can go to the local health centre and get it. Then take the proof of that shot, together with your DS-3025 (immunisation list from the K1 medical) to get a transcription done at a civil surgeon. Should cost about $50 for the transcription, but the shot should NOT cost $120.. total rip-off

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

No you don't need to do the exam again unless your medical is more than a year old. If you're short a shot you can go to the local health centre and get it. Then take the proof of that shot, together with your DS-3025 (immunisation list from the K1 medical) to get a transcription done at a civil surgeon. Should cost about $50 for the transcription, but the shot should NOT cost $120.. total rip-off

I think he was saying that he has researched medicals since he needs a vaccine transcription for the missing shot, and because of that research, has independently determined that the OP needs a new medical (which he does). I don't think he meant that he himself needs one.

[KayDeeCee 4,892]

We've been looking at this process to some extent as I am short one vaccination. From what i have read you'll need to do the medical again. From what we were told you fill out part one of the form and take it to a local civil surgeon. There's a search tool for these on the USCIS website, we found three in town. Expect it to be expensive however, for just one injection its going to cost us $120

I would get your missing shot someplace else that will give it to you cheaper than $120. Call around different civil surgeons too. Find one that will transcribe your vaccinations without charging you the price of a medical, which you do not need.