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Our Immigration Medical Exams

USCIS

USCIS Immigration Medical Exam

Embarking on the path to a U.S. Green Card is an exciting journey, and an essential step is the immigration medical exam, also known as the green card medical examination. This critical examination is conducted by a designated Civil Surgeon authorized by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The exam evaluates applicants' health, ensuring compliance with USCIS vaccination guidelines.

The process includes a physical examination, a review of medical history and immunization records, and essential lab tests for infectious diseases.

The outcomes are pivotal in determining eligibility for permanent resident status. It's more than a formality — it's a crucial checkpoint in your journey toward achieving permanent resident status in the U.S.

What To Bring

To help avoid delays, please bring the following:

ID
A Valid Government-Issued Photo Identification.
Form I-693
This form is provided at the office.
Vaccinations
Proof of Prior Vaccinations or Immunizations.
Medical History
Your Medical History and a List of Current Medications.
Payment
Payment - Due at The Time of Your Visit (We Accept Cash, Debit and Credit Cards).
Interpreter
We speak multiple languages at the office(more than 5) but you can bring one if needed and available.

What To Expect During The Exam

Your visit includes all services required by USCIS:

A Complete Physical Examination.

Review of Your Vaccination Records.

Administration of Required Immunizations (if Needed).

Tuberculosis (TB) Screening.

Testing for Gonorrhea and Syphilis.

We recommend scheduling your exam just before submitting your I-485 application.

Vaccination Requirements for Immigration Medical Exams

Meeting the USCIS vaccination requirements is a key part of your immigration medical exam. These vaccination requirements vary based on your age and health status and are necessary to complete the I-693 form. If you do not have proof of immunization, you may need to begin new vaccinations. We can conveniently provide the necessary vaccines in-house at a competitive price. Alternatively, you can obtain the vaccines from other providers or pharmacies and submit proof of immunization afterward.