Immigration Physicals

Filing forms with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requires accuracy and attention to detail. One key step for many immigration applications is the immigration physical exam. At The Urgent Care, we make the process simple and stress-free. Here’s what you need to know:

Preparing for Your Immigration Physical Exam

A USCIS-approved Civil Surgeon must conduct your medical exam. Follow these tips for a smooth experience:

1. Find an Approved Provider
   Make sure your medical exam is completed by a USCIS-Civil Surgeon. You can find a list on the USCIS website. The Urgent Care is one of these providers.
2. Bring Required Documents
   Bring a government-issued ID, vaccination records, and medical history to avoid delays.
3. Know What to Expect
   The exam includes a medical history review, vaccination check, tuberculosis screening, and other health assessments.
4. Stay Up-to-Date on Vaccinations
   Ensure you have all required vaccines. If you’re missing any, they can be administered later.
5. Plan for Follow-Ups
   Some cases require additional tests or vaccinations, so schedule your exam well before your filing deadline.

Steps to File Your USCIS Form Correctly

Once your medical exam is complete, follow these steps to submit your USCIS forms properly:

1. Find the Right Form
   USCIS offers many forms for different purposes. Confirm you’re using the correct one for your case.
2. Read the Instructions Carefully
   Each form comes with detailed guidelines. Review them to avoid mistakes.
3. Complete the Form Accurately
   Missing or incorrect information can cause delays or denials. Fill out all sections thoroughly.
4. Attach Required Documents
   Many forms require supporting evidence, such as passports, Form I-693 (medical exam results), and other documents.
5. Pay the Correct Fee
   Check the USCIS website for the latest fees and payment options. Some applicants may qualify for a fee waiver.
6. Sign and Date the Form
   Unsigned forms will be rejected. Double-check before submitting.
7. Keep Copies for Your Records
   Make copies of all completed forms and supporting documents for future reference.
8. Submit Your Form Correctly
   Some forms can be filed online, while others must be mailed. Follow USCIS instructions carefully.

Why Choose The Urgent Care for Your Immigration Medical Exam?

At The Urgent Care, we provide fast, reliable immigration medical exams to help you complete the process efficiently.

Quick Turnaround for Form I-693 Completion

Regular Appointments Available

Experienced, USCIS-Authorized Civil Surgeon