Immigration Exams Specialist

What is an immigration physical exam?

An immigration physical is a health examination your physician at The Doctors Office & Walk-In Clinic completes to ensure you’re healthy enough to apply for US citizenship or a green card. The practice team is authorized by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a requirement of a successful immigration exam.

What should I bring to an immigration exam?

Prior to an immigration physical, it’s important to know what to bring with you to make the examination process run smoothly. You’ll need:

• Vaccination or immunization records (Tetanus, Varicella, MMR, Covid Vaccine and (Flu Vaccine October-April)
• Your insurance card, if you have one
• A driver’s license, passport, or another form of government-issued photo ID
• Form I-693
• A form of payment
• A list of medications you’re taking

Be prepared to answer questions about your health history and any symptoms during your immigration physical.

What should I expect during my immigration exam?

During your physical, your physician reviews your medical history. They ask questions about your health, current diagnoses, medications, vaccinations, and past surgeries. They might also ask about your travel history to other countries.

Your physician at The Doctors Office & Walk-In Cliniccompletes a comprehensive physical exam to make sure you’re healthy. They also offer vaccinations if you’re due for them and in-house bloodwork to screen for communicable diseases. The medical team also fills out all required application forms if you have a clean bill of health.

If you require treatment for an illness or disease, the team at The Doctors Office & Walk-In Clinic offers treatments that help you move along in the process of obtaining U.S. citizenship or your green card. They offer vaccinations, bloodwork, and application form completion at an all-inclusive price to save you time and money.

What happens after an immigration exam?

After your physical, your physician completes Form I-693 and seals it in an envelope so you can submit it to USCIS. The team also gives you a copy of the form, which you can keep with your personal records. USCIS doesn’t accept I-693 forms if they’re altered or opened.

If you require an immigration physical or a physical for work, sports, or school, consider The Doctors Office & Walk-In Clinic. The personable staff offers a one-stop-shop for all your health care needs and gladly accepts same-day appointments. Schedule an appointment over the phone or online today.