Learn what happens after your immigration medical exam, including I-693 timelines, sealed envelope rules, and how to plan your exam smoothly.

Not sure what to bring to your immigration medical exam? Use this simple I-693 checklist to prepare for your visit and avoid delays.

Completing your I-693 Immigration Medical Exam is a critical step in the Green Card application process, but even small errors can lead to frustrating delays or Requests for Evidence (RFEs) from USCIS. As explained by Dr. Sapna Rajput, D.O., a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon based in Mountain View, California, many delays can be avoided with the right preparation and understanding of the process. Below are the most common mistakes patients make and how to make sure your I-693

Applying for a green card through Form I-485? Don’t overlook Form I-693—the required immigration medical exam. Learn how these two forms work together and how to avoid delays in your application.

Preparing for your I-693 immigration medical exam? Learn what to expect, what to bring, and how to avoid delays—guided by a USCIS civil surgeon in Mountain View, CA.