Medical Documentation and Form I-693 Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of Form I-693 in the immigration process?
Answer: To report the results of the immigration medical examination to USCIS
Form I-693 is the official Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record submitted to USCIS documenting all findings from the immigration medical exam.
How long is a completed Form I-693 valid after the civil surgeon signs it?
Answer: 2 years from the date of the civil surgeon's signature
Form I-693 is valid for 2 years from the date the civil surgeon signs and dates the form.
In what manner must Form I-693 be submitted to USCIS?
Answer: In a sealed envelope signed by the civil surgeon across the seal
The completed Form I-693 must be given to the applicant in a sealed envelope with the civil surgeon's signature across the seal to maintain confidentiality and integrity.
Who is authorized to conduct the immigration medical examination and complete Form I-693?
Answer: A USCIS-designated civil surgeon
Only a physician specifically designated by USCIS as a civil surgeon is authorized to conduct the immigration medical exam and complete Form I-693.
Which section of Form I-693 records the results of the tuberculosis evaluation?
Answer: Part 4 – Tuberculosis (TB) Evaluation
Part 4 of Form I-693 is dedicated to recording all tuberculosis evaluation findings, including TST and IGRA results.
What happens if an applicant's Form I-693 expires before USCIS adjudicates their case?
Answer: The applicant must undergo a new medical examination with a civil surgeon
If Form I-693 expires, the applicant must schedule a new immigration medical exam with a civil surgeon to obtain a current form.
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