Mumbai: Citizenship services and US immigration (USCIS) have announced that it will temporarily override the requirements that the Civil Surgeon signed the I-693 form (a medical examination report and vaccination record) within 60 days after submitting an application to adjust the status to that of the population remains legitimate.
This temporary neglect is valid from the announcement date – December 9 and will continue until September 30, 2022.
Previously, a medical examination signed more than 60 days before the archiving was deemed to end in USCIS, and applicants must get and pay for others.
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“Because of the Covid-19 pandemic and related processing delays, USCIS has experienced a delay in all aspects of the operation.
Applicants also experience difficulties beyond their control, including delays by completing immigration medical examinations …
To overcome this problem, USCIS for a while releasing requirements That the signature of the Civil Surgeon was given no more than 60 days before the applicant submitted an application for the underlying the benefits of immigration, “said liberation.
However, it should be noted that effective October 1, 2021, applicants are required to comply with the liability related to the Covid-19 vaccine and provide documents needed to civilian surgeons directly.
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