A Step-by-Step Guide to
Your Immigration Medical Appointment

Our goal is to provide clear information so you can arrive prepared, ask questions, and understand the steps involved.

Step 1: Gather Your Identification Documents

Before your appointment, make sure you have the identification documents and immigration-related paperwork that may be needed for your medical examination.
Valid photo Identification
A passport or another government-issued photo ID accepted by the clinic.
Appointment Confirmation
Bring your confirmation details if you scheduled your visit in advance.
Immigration Paperwork
Any instructions or documents you received from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regarding your medical examination.
Previous Form I-693 Documentation
If you have previously completed an immigration medical examination, bring any relevant paperwork if requested.
Documents for Children
Bring available identification and medical records for children who have appointments.

Step 2: Bring Your Vaccination History and Medical Records

Vaccination Records
These records may help the physician determine whether your documented vaccinations satisfy applicable immigration requirements or whether additional vaccinations are needed.
Medical History and Current Medications
Providing accurate information helps the physician conduct an appropriate evaluation and determine whether additional testing or documentation is necessary.

Step 3: Prepare for Your Appointment

Once you have gathered your documents, take a few minutes to prepare for the day of your appointment.
Confirm Your Appointment Details
Review your appointment date, time, and clinic location. If you need to reschedule or have questions about the required documents, contact the office before arriving.
Allow Enough Time for Your Visit
The length of your appointment may vary depending on your medical history, the evaluation required, and whether laboratory tests or vaccinations are necessary.
Ask Questions Before You Arrive
If you are unsure about the cost, required documents, laboratory testing, or vaccination requirements, ask the clinic before your appointment.

Know What to Expect During the Medical Evaluation

Understanding what happens during your I-693 immigration medical examination can help you feel more comfortable and prepared.
Review of Your Medical History
The physician will review relevant information about your health, including your medical history, medications, vaccination records, and other information needed for the examination.
Physical Examination
The civil surgeon will conduct the required medical evaluation according to applicable immigration guidelines. The examination may include a review of your general health and other assessments appropriate to the immigration medical examination.
Laboratory Tests
Certain laboratory tests may be required based on current immigration requirements and your individual circumstances.

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10001 California Avenue
South Gate, CA 90280
10001 California Avenue South Gate, CA 90280