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  1. Which of the following vaccines is NOT currently required for immigration medical exams in the US?

    Answer: Typhoid vaccine

    Typhoid vaccine is not on the USCIS/ACIP required list for immigration medical exams, unlike hepatitis B, MMR, and varicella.

  2. What is the minimum age for the HPV vaccine requirement in immigration medical exams?

    Answer: 9 years

    HPV vaccine is required starting at age 9 per ACIP guidelines incorporated into USCIS medical exam requirements.

  3. How should a civil surgeon handle an applicant who provides a foreign vaccination record?

    Answer: Accept it if it meets ACIP standards and is adequately documented

    Foreign vaccination records may be accepted if they document vaccines that meet ACIP standards and the records appear reliable.

  4. At what age does the hepatitis A vaccine become required for immigration medical exams?

    Answer: 12–23 months

    Hepatitis A vaccination is required beginning at 12–23 months of age as part of the standard childhood immunization schedule.

  5. Which form is used by the civil surgeon to document vaccination history during an immigration medical exam?

    Answer: Form I-693

    Form I-693 (Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record) is the official document used to record vaccination history.

  6. What should a civil surgeon do if an adult applicant has no vaccination records and no serologic evidence of immunity?

    Answer: Vaccinate according to the catch-up immunization schedule

    Without documentation or serologic proof of immunity, the civil surgeon must administer vaccines per the ACIP catch-up schedule.

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  1. uscis.gov — Test delivery, eligibility · verified Oct 2026
  2. ecfr.gov — Fees · verified Oct 2026