Find answers to common questions about your USCIS Form I-693 medical exam.
No, fasting required for any USCIS-required tests (QuantiFERON, RPR, Gonorrhea NAAT). Eat and drink normally before your appointment. Being hydrated makes for easier blood draws!
Yes — 1 family member or friend can accompany you for support. Note: for adults, the medical history portion may require patient-only privacy due to the sensitive questions involved.
45-60 minutes total.
Typically 7-10 working days after your visit. The form is signed and sealed at that visit (not mailed or delivered later).
We have several options: titer testing (MMR, Hepatitis B, Polio, Varicella) to confirm immunity, re-vaccination (safe even if already immune), or waiting for records to arrive (delays your I-693).
It depends on your timeline. If you have records of recent vaccines, bring them. If you have insurance and can plan ahead, getting vaccines at a pharmacy first saves money. Otherwise, some vaccines are available at our clinic same-day.
No, you have to fill out your part BEFORE your visit.
Inform us at booking. We can complete your I-693 during pregnancy with appropriate exemptions for live vaccines (MMR, Varicella) and X-ray-related considerations.
No. We require appointments to ensure thorough, personalized care. Same-week appointments are usually available.
Call (571) 486-0128 as soon as possible. We'll work with you to find a new time.
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