Understanding Your Screening Results
5 articles
How to read screening outcomes, what 'Class A/B' conditions mean, and which findings can delay an I-693.
How a Substance Use Disorder Becomes a Class A Finding on Your I-693
Not every mention of past drug or alcohol use derails a green card case. Here’s how civil surgeons c...
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What an Indeterminate Test Result Means for Your Immigration Medical Exam
Not positive, not negative. Here is what an indeterminate or equivocal lab result on your I-693 actu...
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More Than One Class B Finding on Your I-693: What It Actually Means
Two or three Class B annotations on your I-693 can look alarming. Here’s why USCIS doesn’t add them...
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Class A vs Class B Medical Conditions for USCIS
USCIS Technical Instructions divide immigration medical findings into Class A (inadmissible) and Cla...
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What If You “Fail” an Immigration Medical Exam?
An immigration medical exam isn’t pass/fail — but certain conditions can render an applicant inadmis...
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