Arriving at your immigration medical exam prepared makes the difference between a smooth 7-10 day process and weeks of delays.
Download the latest version directly from USCIS : https://www.uscis.gov/i-693
This document can save you hundreds of dollars for vaccines. The date of vaccination, the type of vaccine, and provider information are needed for documentation
Include prescription medications (name, dose, frequency), over-the-counter medications you take regularly, supplements and herbal remedies, and any recent antibiotic use (last 3 months).
Most chronic conditions must be documented but are not disqualifying. Bringing records makes it easier to document them properly. If you have any of the following, please bring the additional documentation listed:
We accept cash, credit/debit cards, HSA/FSA cards (we provide receipts for reimbursement). We do NOT accept personal checks.
Full payment is due at time of first visit.
Insurance card — immigration medical exams are considered administrative exams, insurance does not cover them.
Fasting before appointment — NO fasting required! Please eat and be hydrated! You will have blood drawn and may need to give a urine sample.
USCIS requires the form to be signed in the civil surgeon's presence. If you've already signed, we may need to redo the form.
DO NOT OPEN the sealed envelope. USCIS requires it to be sealed for submission. If accidentally opened, contact us immediately — re-sealing may be possible depending on circumstances.
We don't bill insurance for immigration medical exams. Some patients waste appointment time trying to use insurance cards that don't apply here.
Fasting is NOT required for any lab work, and is done the same day, in our office unless you request an order to be done elsewhere. If labs are done elsewhere, you are responsible for making an appointment with the lab and providing the results to our office. Lab results are mandatory for Form I-693 completion.
"I'll just say no to mental health questions" or "I won't mention my past drug use." This is immigration fraud and far worse than the original issue. Most conditions don't disqualify you anyway.