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What is Form I-693?

Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, is used by individuals applying for U.S. immigration. This form verifies that applicants have undergone a medical examination and received necessary vaccinations. It is essential to ensure that new immigrants do not pose a health risk to the public. Completing this form accurately is crucial, as it helps immigration officials assess an applicant's health status and eligibility for residency or adjustment of status.

What is Form I-693 used for?

Form I-693 is used to report the results of an immigration medical examination. Here’s what it is used for:

  • to confirm vaccination history.
  • to assess health conditions.
  • to support immigration applications.

How to fill out Form I-693

1. Open the form in our PDF editor

Click "Get Form" to load an electronic Form I-693 and start entering your details.

2. Enter your personal information (Part 1)

  • Provide your full legal name exactly as it appears on your passport or immigration documents. Include your A-Number if USCIS has assigned one.
  • Enter your date of birth, current U.S. physical address, and your city and country of birth. If you have a USCIS online account, include the account number.

3. Indicate if only the vaccination record is required (Part 1, Item 4)

  • Select this option only if you previously completed an immigration medical exam abroad and now need only the vaccination record portion of Form I-693. This commonly applies to certain refugees, asylees, or K-visa holders adjusting status.

4. Provide your contact information (Part 2)

  • Enter a phone number and email address where USCIS or the civil surgeon can contact you if additional information about your exam is required.
  • Do not sign the form yet — the civil surgeon must witness your signature.

5. Add interpreter information if someone translated the form (Part 3)

  • If an interpreter helped you complete the form, they must provide their name, contact details, and signature confirming they accurately translated the questions and your responses.

6. Complete preparer information if someone filled out the form for you (Part 4)

If an attorney or another representative prepared the form on your behalf, they must enter their name, organization (if applicable), contact details, and signature.

7. Bring identification to the medical exam (Part 5)

  • The civil surgeon will verify your identity using an official document such as a passport or government-issued ID and record the document details in this section.

8. Complete the medical examination (Parts 6–10)

  • During your appointment, the civil surgeon performs the required medical exam and records the results, including communicable disease screenings and vaccination history, as required for immigration health clearance.

9. Download your Form I-693

  • Click Done to save and download your printable Form I-693.

Who is required to fill out Form I-693?

Form I-693 must be completed by applicants seeking adjustment of status, including refugees and K or V visa holders. This form is essential for those aiming to become lawful permanent residents in the U.S.

After completion, USCIS uses the form to assess the applicant's medical history and vaccination status during the adjustment process.

When is Form I-693 not required?

Form I-693 is not needed for individuals not applying for adjustment of status or permanent residency in the U.S. If you previously submitted a valid Form I-693, signed by a civil surgeon on or after November 1, 2023, you can use it indefinitely.

USCIS may also waive the requirement if there's no indication that your medical condition has changed since your last valid submission.

When is Form I-693 due?

There is no standalone deadline for Form I-693. Since December 2, 2024, USCIS requires that Form I-693 be submitted at the same time as Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status). If you do not include it, your Form I-485 may be rejected.

For applications filed before December 2, 2024, USCIS may request Form I-693 through a Request for Evidence (RFE) if it was not included at the time of filing. Always check for the latest updates from official sources to ensure compliance.

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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issues this form.

How to sign Form I-693

To sign Form I-693, you need to provide a handwritten signature. First, download the PDF version of the form from our website.

After printing it, locate the signature field and sign your name clearly. Always check for any updates on the form requirements before submission.

Where to file USCIS Form I-693?

Form I-693 must be submitted to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) by mail, together with your Form I-485, to the address listed in the Form I-485 filing instructions. The form must remain in the sealed envelope provided by the civil surgeon — do not open it.

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