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If you are applying for a green card, USCIS will ask for the Form I-693 medical exam. At Clínica Hispana Cruz it is done by a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon, and at the end you receive the form inside its sealed envelope, ready to add to your adjustment of status application.
What does the Civil Surgeon check on the I-693?
- Your medical history and any condition you are being treated for
- Your vaccination card or records, dose by dose
- A general head-to-toe physical exam
- The lab tests USCIS requires, including the tuberculosis test
- Any vaccines the USCIS list shows you are still missing
Which papers should you bring to our Airline Drive clinic?
- Passport or another official photo ID
- Your paper vaccination record, even if it is incomplete or from your home country
- Your A-Number (Alien Number), if one has already been assigned
- Medical reports on chronic conditions or past tuberculosis treatment
- A list of the medications you take every day
How does your immigration exam move forward, step by step?
- You arrive with your documents and fill in your personal details.
- The medical team compares your vaccine record with what USCIS requires.
- The Civil Surgeon does the physical exam and asks about your health history.
- Samples are collected for the required lab tests.
- You receive any missing vaccines, if needed.
- Once every result is in, the form is closed in its sealed envelope and we let you know so you can pick it up.
What if you are missing a vaccine or a test comes back abnormal?
Don't worry, this is common. Missing vaccines are given right here at the clinic and recorded on your form. If a test needs further workup, the medical team explains in Spanish or English what comes next and how it affects your file.
Why must the envelope stay closed?
USCIS only accepts the I-693 when the Civil Surgeon's seal is unbroken. Keep it exactly as we hand it to you, and ask the price of the full exam before coming to 7640 Airline Dr, where we see walk-in patients seven days a week.
Included in this service
Authorized civil surgeon
Sealed Form I-693
Required vaccines available
Process explained in Spanish
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Frequently Asked Questions
A USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon signs it, the only kind of provider whose signature USCIS accepts on this form. The Civil Surgeon reviews your exam, vaccines and test results before sealing the envelope.
Yes, bring it. The medical team checks every recorded dose against the USCIS list. Documented doses can count, and anything missing is given at the clinic so your form can be completed.
Fasting is usually not needed for the I-693. Eat normally, take your regular medications and bring a list of them. If you have a special condition, mention it when you arrive so the medical team can note it.
