Immigration Medical Examinations

Preparation for Your Immigration Medical Exam

Preparing properly for your exam can help minimize stress on the day of the appointment. Here are some tips to help you get ready:

  • Documentation: Bring a government-issued photo ID, your vaccination records, and any prior medical records or prescriptions. This includes documentation of any previous surgeries or illnesses you have had.
  • Vaccinations: Make sure your vaccinations are up-to-date according to U.S. immigration requirements. If you are unsure about your vaccination status, our staff can help you determine which vaccinations you may need.
  • Fasting: You may need to fast if a blood test is required. We will inform you ahead of your appointment if fasting is necessary.
  • Clothing: Wear comfortable clothing as you will undergo a physical examination.
  • Mental Preparation: It’s normal to feel anxious about medical exams. Remember, this is a standard part of the immigration process, and we are here to guide you through each step.

 Immigration Medical Exam FAQ

What should I expect during the immigration physical exam?

The exam includes a review of your medical history, a physical examination, chest X-ray, and blood tests. The purpose is to assess your general health and to screen for specific medical conditions that the U.S. government deems significant for public health.

How Much Is an Immigration Medical Exam?

The cost of an immigration medical exam can vary depending on additional tests or vaccinations required. However, we offer competitive pricing and transparency with costs to ensure there are no surprises. Please contact us directly for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.

Is Drug Test Included for Immigration Medical Exam?

Drug testing is not typically a standard part of the USCIS medical exam. However, if there is a clinical indication of possible drug abuse, further evaluation may be required to determine your eligibility for immigration.

How long will my medical exam results be valid for my immigration application?

As per USCIS guidelines, a medical exam’s validity is generally for two years from the date of submission. It’s crucial to time your exam close to when you plan to submit your application to avoid the need for re-examination.

What could cause me to fail my immigration medical exam?

Reasons that might lead to a failed medical exam include the diagnosis of a communicable disease of public health significance, failure to show proof of required vaccinations, and certain physical or mental disorders associated with harmful behavior. Substance abuse or addiction can also cause failure.

Why Choose Vermont Urgent Care for Your Immigration Medical Exam?

Choosing Vermont Urgent Care means selecting a partner who values compassion and thoroughness. Our medical professionals are experienced in conducting immigration physicals and are familiar with the complexities of USCIS medical requirements. We ensure that your exam is conducted in accordance with all government regulations, and we provide the necessary documentation promptly.

Immigration Medical Examinations

Per USCIS all new applicants applying for I-693 must conduct a physical by a designated USCIS physician.

Vermont Urgent care has been approved & authorized to conduct medical examinations for new applicants, and with over four decades of experience Vermont Urgent Care is one of the top Immigration Medical Exam Clinics in Downtown Los Angeles.

At Vermont Urgent care, we conduct a fast and thorough physical approved by USCIS for a low cost.

This exam Typically includes:

Medical exam

Tuberculosis (Blood Test)

Laboratory tests for venereal diseases: syphilis and gonorrhea

Completing Form I-693

Laboratory tests Required by USCIS

Syphilis (RPR) (Required for all patients over 15 years of age)

Tuberculosis (Blood Test)

Gonorrhea (Required for all patients over 15 years of age)

MMR (For ages 12 months and older ( if born in 1957 or later)

Varicella (For age 12 month-old and older)

TD (For ages 11 years old and older)

Hepatitis B (For ages birth to 17 years)

DTap (From age 4 weeks to 6 years old)

Polio (From age 4 weeks to 17 years of age)

Hib (From age 4 weeks to 6 years old)

For more details about immigration exams, please call us now!

 

What should I expect?

During your visit, we will perform the medical examination, tuberculosis blood test and a blood and urine test for syphilis and gonorrhea.

Our Clinic hours are Monday to Saturday from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

Call us at 1 (213) 2511 to make an appointment!

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