Expired Medical Exam (DS3032)

[o0pink0o 3]

Hi to all,

I know that you need to redo your medical if your medical expired before you apply AOS. My questions are, do you need to be seen by a USCIS CS in redoing your medical? or an ordinary CS or family doctor will do (then I'll just submit the new medical exam to a USCIS CS for him to transcribe it)?

Thanks in advance

[o0pink0o 3]

Ooppss! sorry, i meant DS3025 NOT DS3032 I wish I could change the title.

[honeybadger 0]

Hi to all,

I know that you need to redo your medical if your medical expired before you apply AOS. My questions are, do you need to be seen by a USCIS CS in redoing your medical? or an ordinary CS or family doctor will do (then I'll just submit the new medical exam to a USCIS CS for him to transcribe it)?

Thanks in advance

hi pink!

I think that u need to see a USCIS certified CS which is more expensive...is ur medical expired already? dba mga August ka nag medical? Please check the USCIS webste and u can pull out CS people in ur area.

take care and congrats again! magiging nanay ka na soon!

[Eric-Pris 1,606]

Hi to all,

I know that you need to redo your medical if your medical expired before you apply AOS. My questions are, do you need to be seen by a USCIS CS in redoing your medical? or an ordinary CS or family doctor will do (then I'll just submit the new medical exam to a USCIS CS for him to transcribe it)?

Thanks in advance

Yes, you need to have it done by a USCIS-approved CS, just like you were doing it for the first time. All requirement must be met. There is no such thing as an ordinary "civil surgeon". If they are a "Civil Surgeon", they are a USCIS-approved doctor. That term in itself means that.

[o0pink0o 3]

Hi to all,

I know that you need to redo your medical if your medical expired before you apply AOS. My questions are, do you need to be seen by a USCIS CS in redoing your medical? or an ordinary CS or family doctor will do (then I'll just submit the new medical exam to a USCIS CS for him to transcribe it)?

Thanks in advance

Yes, you need to have it done by a USCIS-approved CS, just like you were doing it for the first time. All requirement must be met. There is no such thing as an ordinary "civil surgeon". If they are a "Civil Surgeon", they are a USCIS-approved doctor. That term in itself means that.

Oohh! Thanks for clarification