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Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record

Form I-693 records the medical examination that most green card applicants in the United States must complete with a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. Fill in the applicant portion of the official PDF below and download it.

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What is I-693?

Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, documents the results of the immigration medical exam required for most applicants adjusting status in the United States. It shows whether the applicant has a health-related condition that would make them inadmissible, and records the required vaccinations.

The applicant completes only the personal information section. Everything else is completed and signed by a civil surgeon, a doctor specifically designated by USCIS for these exams. After the exam, the civil surgeon seals the completed form in an envelope, and USCIS will not accept it if the envelope has been opened. Most applicants submit it with Form I-485 or bring it to an interview; check the current USCIS guidance on when to submit it and how long a signed form remains valid.

Who files I-693?

  • Applicants filing Form I-485 to adjust status to permanent resident inside the United States
  • Refugees and asylees adjusting status, who may need a full exam or only the vaccination portion
  • Other applicants USCIS directs to complete a medical exam, such as certain V status and registry applicants
  • The exam itself is performed and certified by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon, not the applicant

How to fill out I-693

  1. Find a USCIS-designated civil surgeon near you using the locator tool at uscis.gov and schedule the exam.
  2. Complete the applicant information section of the form and bring identification, your vaccination records, and any medical history to the appointment.
  3. The civil surgeon performs the exam, orders any required tests, records vaccinations, and completes and signs the rest of the form.
  4. Receive the completed form in a sealed envelope; keep a copy for your records but do not open the sealed original.
  5. Submit the sealed envelope to USCIS with your Form I-485 package, in response to a request for evidence, or at your interview, as the current instructions direct.
Worth knowing: The applicant fills out only the personal information section. The exam, test results, vaccination record, and signature must come from a USCIS-designated civil surgeon, and the form must be submitted in the sealed envelope the civil surgeon provides.

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Frequently asked questions

Can any doctor complete Form I-693?

No. Only a civil surgeon designated by USCIS can perform the exam and sign the form for adjustment applicants in the United States. Exams done abroad for immigrant visas use panel physicians under Department of State procedures instead.

What happens if I open the sealed envelope?

USCIS will reject the form. The civil surgeon must give you the completed form in a sealed envelope, and it must reach USCIS unopened. Ask the civil surgeon for a separate copy for your own records.

How long is a completed Form I-693 valid?

Validity rules have changed several times, and USCIS policy on when a signed form remains usable is updated periodically. Check the current I-693 guidance at uscis.gov before relying on an exam completed some time ago.