Immigration doctor search, civil surgeon requirement
Nao Medical uses the correct USCIS civil surgeon workflow while still helping patients who search for an immigration doctor near them.
Immigration doctor near you
Immigration doctor near me for Form I-693
Applicants often call this an immigration doctor visit. For USCIS Form I-693, the official requirement is a medical exam completed by a designated civil surgeon.
- Civil surgeon final visits for Form I-693
- Intake locations across NYC and Long Island
- Vaccine, titer, and testing coordination
- Multilingual-friendly scheduling support
Immigration doctor search, civil surgeon requirement
Nao Medical uses the correct USCIS civil surgeon workflow while still helping patients who search for an immigration doctor near them.
Start near home
Nearby Nao locations can start records review, vaccine planning, and testing before the final civil surgeon visit.
Avoid repeat work
Bring records, translations, and prior follow-up documents so the visit can focus on the missing steps.
Common reasons applicants book
- Adjustment of status or green card medical exam requirements.
- Attorney request to complete Form I-693 with the I-485 package.
- USCIS request for a medical exam or updated medical documentation.
- Missing vaccine records, old records, or records from outside the United States.
- Need for a local intake option before the final civil surgeon visit.
What happens after scheduling
- The team confirms which Nao location fits the first step.
- Records and vaccine history are reviewed for missing documentation.
- Required labs and follow-up items are coordinated.
- The final civil surgeon visit is scheduled when the file is ready.
Final civil surgeon locations
Final Form I-693 visits are currently coordinated at these Nao Medical sites when the case is ready.
StuyTown
Final civil surgeon site259 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003
The Manhattan location for final civil surgeon visits and city-accessible scheduling.
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Hicksville
Final civil surgeon site232 W Old Country Rd, Hicksville, NY 11801
A Nassau County location where patients can start the process and, in many cases, complete the final civil surgeon visit.
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Mineola
Final civil surgeon site135 Mineola Blvd, Mineola, NY 11501
A Nassau County location for final civil surgeon visits on Long Island.
View this locationOfficial USCIS and CDC references
Current government guidance is especially important for Form I-693 rules, vaccine documentation, and civil surgeon requirements.
USCIS Form I-693
official Form I-693 resource with edition, filing, and applicant submission guidance.
USCIS Find a Civil Surgeon
Official USCIS tool for checking designated civil surgeon options by address or ZIP code.
CDC vaccination instructions
Current CDC vaccine record, age-based vaccine, titer, and sealed-envelope guidance for civil surgeons.
USCIS I-693 validity update
June 11, 2025 USCIS update on validity for forms signed on or after November 1, 2023.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions based on the visit details above.
Is an immigration doctor the same as a USCIS civil surgeon?
People often use the phrase immigration doctor, but USCIS uses the term designated civil surgeon for doctors who can complete Form I-693 inside the United States.
Can I choose the closest Nao location?
You can usually start at a nearby Nao location for intake, records, labs, and vaccine planning. Final civil surgeon visits are currently coordinated at StuyTown, Hicksville, and Mineola.
Do I need an attorney referral?
No attorney referral is required to ask about an I-693 medical exam, but bring attorney paperwork or USCIS notices if you already have them.
Can the immigration doctor review records from another country?
Bring the records and reliable English translations. The civil surgeon decides what can be used for Form I-693 documentation.
Does Nao Medical help families schedule together?
Families can ask about scheduling multiple applicants. Each person still needs individual ID, records, testing, vaccine review, and Form I-693 documentation.
What if I already have lab results?
Bring outside results, but the civil surgeon must determine whether they can be used under the current CDC and USCIS process.