Do you need to take a medical exam for a green card? Don’t worry, we can help! For nearly a decade we’ve helped our clients get their immigration medical exams done right, the first time. Our exams offer:

CONVENIENCE

Our center  offers  immigration exams and is open week days and weekends  so you can get started today. We accept walk-ins for first exams with appointments available. Scheduling your final examination with one of our civil surgeons is easy, too, just click here for our civil surgeon finder.

ACCURACY

We know the impact of incomplete or rejected paperwork and what that means to you and getting your green card. We offer comprehensive training to our civil surgeons and employees to make sure they know the ins and outs of the process. We have controls in place to ensure adherence to Unites States Citizenship and Immigration Services guidelines.

EXPERTISE

Physicians Urgent Care has been serving patients like you for years .  We have helped several clients  over the past years  get their immigration exams done so they can focus on building the life they want instead of worrying about paperwork.

Wondering what to expect for your examination? See below for our guide.

IMMIGRATION EXAM GUIDE

Since the medical exam portion of the immigration process can take two to three visits, it helps to know what to expect and what you need to bring. To help you and your family, here’s what to expect for each of your visits:

FIRST VISIT

We encourage appointments for all visits; however will accept walk-ins for the first visit.

Payment is due for all three visits upfront.

Please bring a valid, government-issued photo I.D. (does not have to be U.S. government issued).

Applicants under 14 years old are permitted to have other proof of identity that shows name, date and place of birth, parents’ full names and other identifying information.

Please bring any and all vaccine records so we know if you need additional immunizations. Don’t worry– we offer many of the required vaccines at our clinics if you need them; an additional charge may apply. In order to schedule a visit with one of our doctors, called a civil surgeon, you must have records of all the required vaccines.

A tuberculin skin test will be administered to every applicant over two years of age.

A blood test for syphilis will be given to every applicant over 15 years of age.

SECOND VISIT

You must return to the clinic within 48 to 72 hours after your first exam to have the results read from your tuberculin skin test.

If results from all tests are negative, you will be able to schedule your immigration medical exam with one of our civil surgeons. An appointment is required for the third visit.

If results from the tests are abnormal or positive, you may require further treatment. If this is necessary, our team will give you the details and referrals you may need to guide you through the process.

Our team will schedule an appointment for your third visit once all requirements are met.

THIRD VISIT

Our civil surgeons will perform your immigration medical exam.

Your I-693 paperwork will be completed and sealed for you to submit to USCIS. You will also receive a copy for your records. The medical portion of the immigration process is now complete!