Marrying a US citizen Health Insurance Ad

[NickD 202]

Wonder if that covers the cost of the USCIS I-693, "REPORT OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND VACCINATION RECORD". 

 

Not even my health insurance would cover that, strictly cash out of your pocket and had to find a USCIS approved doctor.  Plenty of expensive lab test to prove they didn't have this or that disease plus a personal examination with xrays.  And since my wife had a daughter, that was the double the price.

 

Yes, we had to be married first and for communicable I questioned why I didn't have to be tested, ha, already a US citizen, born that way.

 

Back then the I-693 was a two page form, I could fill in all the required non-medical information and print that out to save on any errors in the form, one error, the form is no good.  just opened the new I-693, see its now 14 pages long.

 

Care to share your experiences.  I called many USCIS approved doctors, prices were all over the place, was worth it for us to travel 400 miles to save several thousand dollars.

[Boiler 45,458]

Most people have it in their home country prior to their Consulate interview, as long as you have all your jabs no need to do it in the US. How much Doctor charge varies but I have never seen anybody suggest thousands.

[Ontarkie 14,218]

~~Moved to General Immigration Related Discussion, from K1 P&P - The OP is wanting to discuss changes to the forms.~~