Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Immigration Medical Exam .

Bring government-issued photo ID, passport, your USCIS or embassy appointment notice, current vaccination records, and any prior medical or lab results. If you take medications, bring a list or bottles. Arrive early to complete intake forms.

Most exams take between 30 and 60 minutes depending on age, required tests, and vaccination needs. Laboratory work or chest X-rays may extend time; we provide an estimated duration when you schedule so you can plan accordingly.

Yes. We review your immunization history and provide required vaccines per USCIS guidelines. If additional doses are needed, we can administer them the same day when appropriate or schedule follow-up visits to complete the series.

We provide sealed medical forms and electronically transmit results when permitted. For paper submissions, we return the sealed envelope to you for submission. We follow USCIS protocols and can guide you on the required next steps.

Absolutely. Our clinicians are experienced with patients of all ages. We tailor the exam, testing, and vaccination approach for infants, children, adults, and seniors, ensuring comfort and appropriate medical evaluation for immigration requirements.

Call our reception, book online, or use our patient portal to schedule or reschedule. Provide your USCIS or embassy details when booking. If you must cancel, notify us as early as possible so we can offer your slot to other patients.