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Complete the secure new patient intake form and select your preferred date.
New Patient Form Step-by-Step Process
Step-by-Step Process for Your Immigration Medical Exam
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With insurance: $300 cash / $320 card. No insurance? Call 407-602-8813.
Your Appointment Includes
- Physical exam by medical staff
- Form I-693 completion (Average 5 to 10 Busines days)
- Lab orders (if required)
- Vaccine orders (if required)
Take your regular medications as usual / No Fasting Required
Labs and Vaccines
Visit Quest or LabCorp for tests. Get required vaccines at a pharmacy or health department.
Form Completion
Once labs and vaccines are complete, your sealed I-693 Form is finalized for USCIS submission.
Immigration Exam
I-693 Immigration Medical Exams
A required USCIS medical exam for green cards, visas, and adjustment of status — including a physical evaluation, lab testing, communicable disease screening, and vaccination review.
USCIS requires all exams to be performed by an authorized Civil Surgeon. At Immigration Spot Clinic & Services, we complete your full I-693 accurately, efficiently, and with clear guidance at every step.
Immigration Exam
I-693 Immigration Medical Exams
A required USCIS medical exam for green cards, visas, and adjustment of status — including a physical evaluation, lab testing, communicable disease screening, and vaccination review.
USCIS requires all exams to be performed by an authorized Civil Surgeon. At Immigration Spot Clinic & Services, we complete your full I-693 accurately, efficiently, and with clear guidance at every step.
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FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about Form I-693, vaccines, lab tests, timelines, and what to bring—so your immigration medical goes smoothly.
NO, effective January 22, 2025, USCIS waived the requirement for immigration medical exam (Form I-693) applicants to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination. To schedule your visit, book an appointment.
As of April 4, 2024, USCIS announced that any Form I-693 signed by a civil surgeon on or after Nov 1, 2023 does not expire and may be used indefinitely as proof you meet health-related requirements.
No fasting is required. You may eat normally before your exam and labs.
Yes. Lab results are valid for 30 days due to the nature of infectious disease testing. If your results expire, we can help you retest quickly.
Ages 2–17: Tuberculosis (TB) blood test.
Ages 18–24: Syphilis, Gonorrhea, TB.
Ages 25–44: Syphilis, TB.
Ages 45+: TB only. Need to start? Complete the new patient form.
No. We can perform blood titer tests to confirm immunity (varicella, measles, mumps, rubella).
Immunizations vary by age. Your civil surgeon will review the Required Immunizations list for your case.
September 1 until March 31 each year.
Many plans cover flu and Tdap shots at retail pharmacies. Some plans may also cover lab work.
After filing your initial application, USCIS will provide specific instructions on when and how to submit Form I-693.
Reports are usually ready within 7 days of the initial appointment.
You can pick up in person or have it mailed via FedEx for an additional fee. We do not mail reports directly to USCIS.
No. We prepare the form for you and review it together before signing.
Only if the TB blood test is positive. If required, an X-ray is typically ~$40.
Yes. The PPD skin test is no longer used. We perform the QUANTIFERON TB GOLD PLUS blood test instead.
Yes. A sealed envelope indicates you are medically cleared for USCIS requirements. We’ll notify you if treatment is needed before sealing.
No. The USCIS civil surgeon must order and oversee all tests required for the immigration medical exam.
Yes. You may get certain immunizations, blood titers, and the QUANTIFERON TB GOLD PLUS test from your primary doctor.