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Immigration Physicals.

Complete your immigration medical examination with a USCIS-designated civil surgeon in a supportive, organized, and patient-friendly setting.
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Trusted Immigration Medical Care

Helping You Complete an Important Step With Confidence.

St. Paul Family Medical Center provides immigration physical examinations for adults and children completing required medical documentation for immigration purposes.

Our team helps make the process easier by guiding you through the exam, required screenings, vaccination review, and Form I-693 completion.
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What We Provide

Everything You Need for Your Immigration Medical Exam.

Physical Examination

A complete medical examination performed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon.

Medical History Review

We review your health history, current medications, and relevant medical information.

Required Health Screenings

Laboratory testing and health screenings are completed based on current immigration medical requirements.

Vaccination Review

Your vaccination records are reviewed to determine whether any additional immunizations may be needed.

Form I-693 Completion

Once all required steps are completed, your civil surgeon prepares the required medical documentation.

Completion of Documentation

We prepare and complete the necessary immigration medical records.

Our Process

What to Expect During Your Visit.

Step 01

Prepare Your Documents
Bring your identification, vaccination records, Form I-693, medication list, and any relevant medical records.

Step 02

Complete Your Medical Exam
Your provider will review your health history, perform the examination, and arrange any required testing or vaccinations.

Step 03

Complete Your Documentation
After all requirements are satisfied, your Form I-693 will be completed and prepared according to USCIS instructions.

What to Bring

Be Ready for Your Appointment.

Valid Photo Identification

Bring a passport, driver’s license, state-issued ID, or another accepted government-issued identification.

Form I-693

Bring the current version of Form I-693 with the appropriate applicant sections completed. Do not sign sections that must be signed in front of the civil surgeon.

Vaccination Records

Bring any available official immunization records from the United States or another country.

Medication Information

Bring a list of your current medications and dosages.

Relevant Medical Records

Bring records related to previous tuberculosis testing, treatment, chest imaging, or other important medical conditions.

Interpreter

If needed, arrange for someone who can help you communicate clearly during your appointment.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions.

Find quick answers to common questions about immigration physical examinations.
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Who needs an immigration medical exam?
Immigration medical examinations are required for certain immigration applications. Your immigration representative or USCIS documentation can help confirm whether you need Form I-693.
No. Immigration medical examinations must be completed by a physician authorized to perform them under USCIS requirements.
Yes. Bring all available vaccination documentation so your provider can review your immunization history and determine whether anything else is required.
Our team can review your situation and explain what additional steps may be needed.
Some applicants may require specific laboratory tests or health screenings as part of the immigration medical examination.
Timing varies depending on required testing, vaccinations, medical history, and whether follow-up care is needed.
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