Immigration Physical Exam (Form I-693)
Same-day appointments and walk-ins are available.
If you're applying for a Green Card or adjusting your immigration status, USCIS requires a medical examination completed by a designated Civil Surgeon. Preferred Primary Care provides USCIS Immigration Physical Exams, including the required laboratory testing, review of vaccination records, completion of Form I-693, and guidance throughout the process.
What's Included
Civil Surgeon
USCIS-designated consultation
Physical Exam
Complete medical examination
Form I-693
Official form completed
Lab Testing
Required tests included
Vaccine Review
Vaccination records checked
Vaccine Guidance
Required vaccines explained
Sealed Form
Ready for USCIS submission
Patient Copy
Extra copy for records
Who Is This For?
Green Card Applicants
Need a Form I-693 medical exam.
Status Adjustment
Applying for permanent residency.
Families Together
Family members seen together.
Existing Records
Bring vaccination or titer results.
Know exactly what you're paying for
$350 / Immigration Physical Exam
- Civil Surgeon consultation
- Physical examination
- Required laboratory testing
- Completion of Form I-693
Not included: required vaccinations, if applicable.
If vaccinations are needed
Vaccinations are charged individually. Patients with insurance may receive vaccine orders to complete through their own pharmacy.
Average out-of-pocket vaccine cost
~$600
What to Bring
- A passport or Government-issued photo ID
- Vaccination records
- Varicella (Chickenpox) history
- Documented medical history (if available)
Vaccination records and titer results from pharmacies, previous physicians, or other medical providers are accepted.
What to Expect
- Two visits, 4–5 days apart for lab results
- Physical exam with Dr. Haider or Dr. Smith
- Vaccinations administered in-office, if needed
- Sealed Form I-693, plus a copy for your records
Same-day appointments and walk-ins are available for your first visit.
How It Works
Call or Walk In
Schedule your first appointment by phone or in person.
First Visit
Document review, Form I-693 paperwork, lab testing, and in-office vaccinations if needed.
Second Visit (4–5 Days Later)
Physical examination with Dr. Haider or Dr. Smith once lab results are back.
Receive Your Form I-693
Sealed and ready for submission, plus a copy for your records.
Same-day appointments & walk-ins
For timely completion, please book your final appointment of the day no later than the times below.
Monday
Last appt. 4:00 PM
Tuesday
Last appt. 4:00 PM
Wednesday
Last appt. 1:00 PM
Thursday
Last appt. 4:00 PM
Friday
Last appt. 4:00 PM
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an Immigration Physical cost?
The immigration physical exam costs $350.00 and includes all necessary laboratory tests.
Does the price include vaccinations and lab tests?
The price is $350.00, and it does not include vaccines. Laboratory tests are included.
Can I use my health insurance?
We do not accept insurance for USCIS immigration physical exams.
Can I bring my own vaccination records?
Yes. Bringing your existing vaccination records can help complete your exam.
How long does the appointment take?
30 to 45 minutes.
Is the exam completed in one visit?
Two appointments are needed, approximately 4 to 5 days apart.
Can my spouse or child book with me?
Yes, spouses, children, and other family members can be seen together.
How soon can I get an appointment?
Same-day appointments are available.
Do you accept walk-ins?
Yes. We accept walk-ins.
Need Form N-648?
We also complete Form N-648 (Medical Certification for Disability Exceptions) for eligible applicants requesting an exemption from the English and/or civics requirements for U.S. naturalization due to a qualifying physical, developmental, or mental impairment.
Ready to Schedule Your Immigration Physical?
We're here to make the process easy for you and your family.
This page is for informational purposes only. Completion of Form I-693 does not guarantee approval of any immigration application. USCIS makes all final immigration decisions. Patients should consult USCIS or their immigration attorney for case-specific guidance.