Question About I-693, Please Help
Jan 8th 2003, 9:27 am
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Question About I-693, Please Help
Hi guys and gals, My wife will be arriving to the USA soon on a K-3
visa. I need to know that do I have to file an I-693 which is a
medical examiniation form with that? Because on the INS website it is
listed as one of the requirements for Family-Based Applications for
Immediate Relatives. And, does the I-130 have to be approved in order
to file I-485? I would really appreciate if anyone can clarrify this.
Thanks.
S. Ansarie
visa. I need to know that do I have to file an I-693 which is a
medical examiniation form with that? Because on the INS website it is
listed as one of the requirements for Family-Based Applications for
Immediate Relatives. And, does the I-130 have to be approved in order
to file I-485? I would really appreciate if anyone can clarrify this.
Thanks.
S. Ansarie
Jan 8th 2003, 1:32 pm
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Re: Question About I-693, Please Help
Originally posted by S. Ansarie
Hi guys and gals, My wife will be arriving to the USA soon on a K-3
visa. I need to know that do I have to file an I-693 which is a
medical examiniation form with that? Because on the INS website it is
listed as one of the requirements for Family-Based Applications for
Immediate Relatives. And, does the I-130 have to be approved in order
to file I-485? I would really appreciate if anyone can clarrify this.
Thanks.
S. Ansarie
Hi guys and gals, My wife will be arriving to the USA soon on a K-3
visa. I need to know that do I have to file an I-693 which is a
medical examiniation form with that? Because on the INS website it is
listed as one of the requirements for Family-Based Applications for
Immediate Relatives. And, does the I-130 have to be approved in order
to file I-485? I would really appreciate if anyone can clarrify this.
Thanks.
S. Ansarie
The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors usually have the form in stock.
In my opinion. you need NOT have the approved I-130 -- you should be abble to file your AOS and have the local district retrieve the pending I-130.
However, that is MY opinion and the Los Angeles Office of INS happens to disagree with it. It isn't worth it to "fight City Hall" on this issue, so we just file a SECOND I-130 concurrent with the new AOS. Its just a few forms and an extra $130.00 -- well worth it IMHO.
Jan 8th 2003, 1:39 pm
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Re: Question About I-693, Please Help
Originally posted by Folinskyinla
Hi:
The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors usually have the form in stock.
Hi:
The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors usually have the form in stock.
Rete
Jan 9th 2003, 2:39 am
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Re: Question About I-693, Please Help
Rete wrote in message news:...
> Originally posted by Folinskyinla
> > Hi:
> >
> > The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors
> > usually have the form in stock.
> >
> >
>
> Why does she need another I-693? She had one for the completion of the
> K-3. Is another medical required so soon after having just had one in
> the foreign country?
>
> Rete
That's what I mean Rete, why would she have to go through a medical
exam after arriving to the US on a K-3. Because she would have already
gone through the medical exam at her country where the US embassy
requires all the K-3 visa applicants to take the required medical
examination before coming to the interview.
S. Ansarie
> Originally posted by Folinskyinla
> > Hi:
> >
> > The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors
> > usually have the form in stock.
> >
> >
>
> Why does she need another I-693? She had one for the completion of the
> K-3. Is another medical required so soon after having just had one in
> the foreign country?
>
> Rete
That's what I mean Rete, why would she have to go through a medical
exam after arriving to the US on a K-3. Because she would have already
gone through the medical exam at her country where the US embassy
requires all the K-3 visa applicants to take the required medical
examination before coming to the interview.
S. Ansarie
Jan 10th 2003, 2:23 am
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Re: Question About I-693, Please Help
[email protected] (S. Ansarie) wrote in message news:...
> Rete wrote in message news:...
> > Originally posted by Folinskyinla
> > > Hi:
> > >
> > > The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors
> > > usually have the form in stock.
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Why does she need another I-693? She had one for the completion of the
> > K-3. Is another medical required so soon after having just had one in
> > the foreign country?
> >
> > Rete
>
> That's what I mean Rete, why would she have to go through a medical
> exam after arriving to the US on a K-3. Because she would have already
> gone through the medical exam at her country where the US embassy
> requires all the K-3 visa applicants to take the required medical
> examination before coming to the interview.
>
> S. Ansarie
Any feedbacks???????
> Rete wrote in message news:...
> > Originally posted by Folinskyinla
> > > Hi:
> > >
> > > The I-693 is completed by the examining doctor. The approved doctors
> > > usually have the form in stock.
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Why does she need another I-693? She had one for the completion of the
> > K-3. Is another medical required so soon after having just had one in
> > the foreign country?
> >
> > Rete
>
> That's what I mean Rete, why would she have to go through a medical
> exam after arriving to the US on a K-3. Because she would have already
> gone through the medical exam at her country where the US embassy
> requires all the K-3 visa applicants to take the required medical
> examination before coming to the interview.
>
> S. Ansarie
Any feedbacks???????
