How Results Are Sealed & Submitted
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How the Civil Surgeon completes, seals, and signs the I-693 envelope, validity windows, and how applicants submit it to USCIS.
What Makes an I-693 Envelope “Properly Sealed”? USCIS Explains
USCIS spells out exactly how a civil surgeon must seal Form I-693 — initials, tape, and a warning la...
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What to Do If Your Sealed I-693 Envelope Gets Torn or Opened by Mistake
A torn or opened I-693 envelope does not always mean starting over. Here is what actually happens an...
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How to Submit Form I-693: Mail, Upload, or Bring It to Your Interview
Learn the correct way to submit Form I-693 to USCIS – by mail, online upload, or at your interview –...
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Sealed I-693 Envelope: Why You Should NEVER Open It
The single most common reason USCIS issues a Request for Evidence (RFE) on an I-693 is that the appl...
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