Medical Exams Prior to Marriage

[Maitremathieu 4]

My fiancée had her medical examination prior to the visa appointment, however she is missing her vaccination records so we'll need to see a civil surgeon here anyway. Can this be done prior to us getting married, or does it needed to be dated after the wedding? My goal is to have the entire packet filled out and ready to go, so the same day we receive the completed marriage license we can sign and send of the AOS package to have things processed as soon as possible. Just trying to see if there is any reason this is not possible?

[EatBulaga 316]

52 minutes ago, Maitremathieu said:

My fiancée had her medical examination prior to the visa appointment, however she is missing her vaccination records so we'll need to see a civil surgeon here anyway. Can this be done prior to us getting married, or does it needed to be dated after the wedding? My goal is to have the entire packet filled out and ready to go, so the same day we receive the completed marriage license we can sign and send of the AOS package to have things processed as soon as possible. Just trying to see if there is any reason this is not possible?

You can voluntarily go to a US Civil Surgeon and request an I-693 medical without an RFE and include the sealed medical report as part of your AOS. Make sure you request a copy of the medical report from the overseas doctor because the US Civil Surgeon will want to see it.

 

Personally, there are usually a lot to be done within the 90-days. And getting the AOS sent off within 1 month of US entry would be a great achievement. Depending on your state or municipality, most don't realize that the marriage certificates can take a few days to over 30 days to receive. So putting an extra I-693 on your plate of to-do list requires some organized planning. 

Edited June 25 by EatBulaga

[Gary Rich 284]

1 hour ago, EatBulaga said:

You can voluntarily go to a US Civil Surgeon and request an I-693 medical without an RFE and include the sealed medical report as part of your AOS. Make sure you request a copy of the medical report from the overseas doctor because the US Civil Surgeon will want to see it.

 

Personally, there are usually a lot to be done within the 90-days. And getting the AOS sent off within 1 month of US entry would be a great achievement. Depending on your state or municipality, most don't realize that the marriage certificates can take a few days to over 30 days to receive. So putting an extra I-693 on your plate of to-do list requires some organized planning. 

you might be correct in regards to MC.. here in VA.. You can get it the same day