Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers to everything you need to know about Form I-693, required tests, and appointments.
An immigration medical examination is a mandatory health screening required by USCIS for individuals applying for adjustment of status (Green Card). It ensures applicants meet public health standards and have required vaccinations.
Form I-693 (Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record) is the official document completed and signed by the designated physician documenting your physical exam, lab results, and vaccination status.
You should bring a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license), all prior immunization records, a list of current medications, and the latest edition of Form I-693 with Part 1 filled out.
Yes. Providing official vaccination documentation helps avoid having to re-take vaccines. If you are missing records, our clinical team can administer required vaccines or perform blood titer tests where permitted.
Yes, routine communicable disease screenings (such as tuberculosis blood tests and other age-specific laboratory tests) are required by USCIS technical instructions. These tests are collected on-site.
The initial in-person appointment typically takes 45 to 60 minutes for the exam, vitals, and lab draw. Lab results typically return within several business days, after which your sealed packet is prepared.
You can schedule easily online by clicking the “Book an Appointment” button, or by calling our clinic during standard business hours.
Once all laboratory tests return negative or clear, the physician signs Form I-693 and places it in an officially sealed envelope for submission to USCIS. You will also receive an unsealed personal copy for your records.