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Afghans Who Require Supplemental Medical Screening
Certain Afghans who arrived in the United States under Operation Allies Welcome (OAW) and are applying for adjustment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident must complete supplemental medical screening in order to demonstrate that they are not inadmissible under the health-related grounds.
You may schedule an appointment for supplemental medical screening online if you:
- Arrived in the United States during OAW between July 30, 2021, and September 30, 2022;
- Have filed or will file an application for adjustment of status (Form I-485, Application to register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status) pending with USCIS; and
- Only completed a medical screening documented of Form SF-600, Chronological Record of Medical Care.
Note: If you need to reschedule a supplemental medical screening appointment for another day, you must cancel the pending appointment (unless the period has already expired) before you can schedule a new one.
Requesting an Appointment
Inside the United States
If you are in the United States, you may request an appointment online for the following services
- ADIT Stamp
- Emergency Advance Parole (EAP)
- Immigration Judge Grant
- Other
If our online tools do not provide the help you need, please call the USCIS Contact Center to request an appointment.
Outside the United States
If you are outside the United States, select the international USCIS office with jurisdiction for your residence to schedule an appointment.
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For general questions, go to uscis.gov. You can search the website for information by yourself or chat with Emma, our virtual assistant.
All USCIS forms are free. You can get them on our website or order them over the phone. If you do not know which form you need, we can help you explore your options.
I want to file an application in person
I am a permanent resident and have not received my Green Card
Most of our forms can only be filed by mail. Check the filing instructions for the form you want to submit to see if you can file it in person. You can also file some applications online.
If you applied for an immigration benefit and did not receive the document you were expecting, you can send us an inquiry using E-request. NOTE: Do not submit an inquiry if your case was just recently approved. Please allow about 60 days to receive your document. You can check the status of your case using the Manage Your Case Tool. If Manage Your Case Tool indicates that the card was mailed, you will be given a U.S. Postal Service tracking number.
If you believe it is taking longer than expected or you did not receive a notice or card or document in the mail, you can create a USCIS online account and use Secure Messaging to directly communicate with us.
USCIS appointments are free. If you know of anyone selling an appointment, call the USCIS Contact Center at (800) 375-5283.
Do not bring to the appointment any scissors, flammable liquids (including aerosol sprays and bottles of perfume), knives, nail clippers, tweezers and other sharp objects.
The offices are small. Only the people who need to attend should come. If you need an interpreter, you should arrange to have an interpreter available by phone. Do not bring an interpreter to your appointment.
Please come 15 minutes early before your time to go through the security checkpoint and check in. Do not come earlier than 15 minutes. If you are late, your appointment will be cancelled and you will have to reschedule.