USCIS immigration physicals are required medical examinations for individuals applying for permanent residency or adjustment of status in the United States. These exams must be completed by a designated civil surgeon and documented on Form I-693.

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What Happens During an Immigration Physical?

Your appointment may include:

  • Review of your medical history and vaccination records
  • A comprehensive physical examination
  • Required laboratory testing (including tuberculosis screening)
  • Administration of any required vaccines, if needed
  • Completion and sealing of your official USCIS Form I-693

Our goal is to ensure the process is thorough, efficient, and completed according to USCIS requirements.

What Should I Bring to My USCIS Immigration Physical?

To help your visit go smoothly, please bring the following items:

  • A valid government-issued photo ID (passport or driver’s license)
  • Any vaccination or immunization records available
  • USCIS Form I-693 (if already provided by USCIS)
  • Medical records for any chronic conditions or prior treatments
  • Payment method and any required documentation from your attorney, if applicable

Having these documents ready can prevent delays in completing your exam.

How Long Does the Immigration Physical Take?

Most immigration physical appointments take approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on medical history and required testing.

Laboratory results may take several days, and the completed Form I-693 is typically available once all testing requirements have been finalized.

Steps in the USCIS Immigration Physical Process

1. Schedule Your Appointment
Contact our office to arrange a convenient visit.

2. Attend Your Medical Examination
A civil surgeon will review your history, perform the physical exam, and order required tests.

3. Complete Required Testing and Vaccines
Tuberculosis screening and any missing vaccinations will be addressed during or after your visit.

4. Form Completion and Sealing
Once all requirements are met, Form I-693 will be completed and sealed in an official envelope for USCIS submission.

Why Immigration Physicals Are Important

The immigration physical ensures applicants meet public health standards established by USCIS. Our clinic provides accurate documentation, timely processing, and respectful, confidential care throughout every step of the process.