Does he need to see another civil surgeon in the states before filing AOS?

[Joselio 196]

1 minute ago, Wuozopo said:

That medical report got handed over to her at the embassy, but it was the panel physician who filled it out and the only one who can change it. At this point I think you move forward with what you have because with the visa issued, you are done with this leg of the journey with the Dept of State. Next stop is back with USCIS and adjustment of status.

 

If you read the information provided by USCIS on the I-693 forms page https://www.uscis.gov/i-693 it should help you.

Read the Special Instructions on the main page 

Read the form instructions linked near the top. On page 7 of the I-693 instructions find  "What if I am a K nonimmigrant visa holder and already had a medical examination overseas? "

Thank you, I will do it as you said it....

[Wuozopo 4,293]

1 minute ago, Joselio said:

Thank you, I will do it as you said it....

Also, I don't know if she never got MMR in her life or simply couldn't get records. But even if the interviewer accepts the waiver and approves the greencard with nothing further, being immune from Rubella is pretty important in a woman who may become pregnant. So aside from immigration and civil surgeon fees and hassles, getting an MMR somewhere  private (or a titre test for immunities if you think she had rubella as a child) would be a good move prior to starting a family.  If immigration let's you off the civil surgeon/I-693 hook, still consider an MMR for her personal need skipping all the extra government documentation and doing it only because it's a good personal plan for,a woman.