Para español, visita nuestra pagina aquí. Applying for a green card is an exciting step toward achieving permanent residency in the United States. However, the process involves several important steps, one of which is the immigration medical exam. This exam is a crucial part of the green card application process, as it ensures that applicants do not have medical conditions that could pose a public health risk or affect their admissibility to the United States. Proper Health & Wellness is here for you to make the immigration exam an easy part of your process. You can download the form here. Understanding the requirements and procedures associated with the immigration medical exam can be daunting, but being well-informed can make the experience smoother and less stressful. To help you navigate this important step, we’ve compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions about the immigration exam. This guide will provide you with essential information on what to expect, how to prepare, and what you need to bring to your appointment.

1. What is Form I-693?

• This is a required medical examination report for immigration purposes issued by a designated civil surgeon. Download form here.

2. Who needs to complete Form I-693?

• Applicants seeking adjustment of status to become a permanent resident of the United States are required to complete Form I-693.

3. What does the medical examination entail?

• This includes a physical examination, review of medical history, labs to screen for tuberculosis and other transmissible diseases, and certain vaccinations required by the US.

4. What do I need to bring to my medical examination appointment?

• You need to bring a valid government-issued photo ID, vaccination records (if available), and any other documents specified by the civil surgeon.

5. Are there any specific vaccinations I need before the examination?

• The US civil surgeon will determine what vaccines you need according to your age.

6. How long is Form I-693 valid?

• Form I-693 is generally valid for two years from the date of the civil surgeon's signature. However, USCIS may require a new examination if there are significant delays in processing your application.

At Proper Health and Wellness, we are certified by USCIS to complete Form I-693. Our bilingual provider speaks both English and Spanish, so you can feel comfortable and understood during your visit. Plus, we have plenty of appointment availability to fit your schedule and have a quick turnaround. Come see us today and get the exam you need for your immigration process.

For further assistance, feel free to contact Proper Health and Wellness at (754)888-9088. Our team is ready to help you through your immigration exam process efficiently and comfortably.