Medical Documentation and Form I-693 Flashcards
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Who retains the original completed Form I-693 — the civil surgeon, the applicant, or USCIS?
Answer: The applicant retains and submits it to USCIS
The applicant receives the sealed Form I-693 from the civil surgeon and submits it to USCIS with their adjustment of status application.
What is the civil surgeon's responsibility regarding record retention for Form I-693?
Answer: Keep a copy of Form I-693 in the applicant's file for at least 2 years
Civil surgeons are required to retain a copy of Form I-693 in the applicant's records for a minimum of 2 years.
What should a civil surgeon do if an applicant refuses to be tested for syphilis?
Answer: Document the refusal on Form I-693 and note that the required test was not performed
If an applicant refuses mandatory testing, the civil surgeon must document the refusal on Form I-693, which will affect the completeness of the exam record.
Which part of Form I-693 addresses mental disorders and substance abuse history?
Answer: Part 5 – Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse
Part 5 of Form I-693 is specifically designated for documenting findings related to mental disorders and substance abuse.
If a civil surgeon's designation expires while an applicant's Form I-693 is still valid, is the form still acceptable?
Answer: Yes, as long as the form was signed while the civil surgeon's designation was active
A Form I-693 remains valid if it was properly completed and signed while the civil surgeon held an active USCIS designation, even if the designation later expires.
What notation must the civil surgeon include when documenting a finding of active tuberculosis disease on Form I-693?
Answer: Class A – Tuberculosis, Active Disease, with supporting diagnostic results
Active tuberculosis disease must be classified as a Class A condition on Form I-693, with diagnostic findings documented to support inadmissibility.
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