A green card medical exam is the USCIS-required health exam for many adjustment of status applicants. A USCIS-designated civil surgeon reviews your history, required testing, vaccination record, and Form I-693 before the packet is completed.
Nao Medical offers green card medical exam support across NYC and Long Island. You can start at convenient Nao locations, then complete final civil surgeon steps at StuyTown, Hicksville, or Mineola when your file is ready.
Nao Medical's immigration medical exam visit fee starts at $350. Expedited processing may be available for an additional $150. Vaccines, titers, chest X-rays, or follow-up testing can change the final total.
The medical exam for green card paperwork at Nao Medical is self-pay and is not billed to insurance. The team explains the visit fee and any vaccine, titer, lab, or follow-up cost before adding it.
Form I-693 must be completed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon for applicants examined in the United States. Some people search for I-693 doctors, but the official USCIS term is designated civil surgeon.
Bring photo ID, any USCIS or attorney paperwork, vaccination records, certified English translations for non-English records, prior TB or chest X-ray documentation, treatment records that may affect the exam, and your payment method.
Yes, bring every vaccine record you can find. Complete, dated, readable records can reduce repeat vaccines or titers. If records are missing, incomplete, or untranslated, the civil surgeon may require additional documentation.
Vaccine needs depend on age, medical history, prior records, and CDC civil surgeon instructions. Common categories include MMR, varicella, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis, polio, influenza when in season, and others.
USCIS announced that adjustment of status applicants do not need to document COVID-19 vaccination on Form I-693. Other vaccination requirements can still apply, so bring records and let the civil surgeon review your case.
The physical exam is usually a short visit, but final Form I-693 completion depends on lab results, vaccine review, and any follow-up. Many prepared applicants complete the process in about two weeks.
Yes. Many applicants start records review, testing, and vaccine planning at the Nao location that is easiest for them, then complete the final civil surgeon visit at StuyTown, Hicksville, or Mineola.
Nao Medical currently coordinates final civil surgeon visits at StuyTown in Manhattan, Hicksville, and Mineola. Other Nao locations can help applicants start the I-693 process and prepare for final completion.
Walk-in availability can vary by location and day. Booking ahead is better for I-693 medical exam visits because the team can explain records, pricing, vaccine needs, and which location fits your next step.
Yes. If USCIS requested Form I-693 or an updated medical examination for green card paperwork, bring the notice and any prior records. The team can explain the required medical steps and timing.
Not always. Some vaccines require more than one dose over time. The civil surgeon documents what is complete, what is not medically appropriate, and when timing rules affect the Form I-693 vaccination record.
Titers may help for certain vaccine questions, but they do not replace every requirement. The civil surgeon decides what documentation is acceptable based on CDC instructions, your age, records, and clinical history.
The I-693 medical exam can include a physical exam, medical history review, tuberculosis screening, syphilis testing, gonorrhea testing, vaccine record review, and additional follow-up when required by age, results, or history.
After all required exam steps are complete, the civil surgeon finalizes Form I-693 and provides the packet in the required sealed format when applicable. Do not open a sealed packet before USCIS submission.
Ask the team about copies before you leave. USCIS requires specific handling for the sealed packet, but patients should understand what they receive, what they keep, and what should remain sealed.
Bring reliable English translations for non-English vaccine and medical records. Clear translations help the civil surgeon review dates, vaccine names, prior testing, and treatment details without delaying the green card medical exam.
Outside vaccine records can help if they are complete, readable, dated, and acceptable to the civil surgeon. Bring pharmacy printouts or clinic records so the team can review what still may be needed.
You can still start the medical examination for green card paperwork. The team will explain whether vaccines, titers, or additional documentation may be needed based on your age, history, and CDC guidance.
Nao Medical offers multiple NYC and Long Island locations, transparent self-pay pricing, civil surgeon coordination, vaccine review, lab coordination, and clear communication for applicants who want a green card medical exam near them.
Families can ask about scheduling multiple I-693 medical exam visits together. Each applicant needs individual identification, records, exam review, testing, vaccination review, and Form I-693 documentation based on their own case.
Children applying for adjustment of status may need Form I-693 depending on their case. Vaccine and testing requirements differ by age, so bring pediatric vaccine records and any relevant medical documentation.
USCIS does not set one universal clinic price for the I-693 medical exam. Nao Medical explains its self-pay visit fee, optional expedited processing, and any additional vaccine or follow-up cost clearly.
If tuberculosis screening requires additional review, the civil surgeon may need more documentation or a chest X-ray before completing Form I-693. The team explains the next step before final packet completion.
Yes. Nao Medical explains what to bring, which tests may be required, how vaccine records are reviewed, where final civil surgeon visits happen, and what to expect before your sealed packet is ready.
Booking early helps you identify missing vaccine records, translations, testing needs, and follow-up steps before USCIS timing becomes stressful. The team explains pricing and helps you start the I-693 process clearly.
Use the booking button or call Nao Medical. Have your ID, vaccine records, USCIS paperwork, translations, and prior medical documents ready so the team can guide your I-693 medical exam efficiently.
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