USCIS Immigration Physical

USCIS Immigration PhysicalHouston, TX

Undergoing an immigration physical, also known as a green card medical, is an important step for people choosing to move to the United States. This medical check ensures public safety and helps determine if there are any reasons someone might not be allowed to enter the country.

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    PURPOSE OF THE EXAM:

    The immigration medical exam is required for people who want to enter the United States. It checks if the person meets the health standards needed for entry. During the exam, you'll need to bring a medical report and records of your vaccinations.

    HOW TO PREPARE:

    To get ready for the exam, you need to gather some important documents. These include a valid passport with your photos, your vaccination records, and Form I-693, which is a report about your medical exam and vaccination history. This form is needed if you're changing your status in the country. You'll also need to list all the medications you take.

    WHAT TO BRING:

    You might also need to give reports about any health issues you have and any special education or care you need. Your doctor might ask for a Tuberculosis certificate and a clearance certificate from a doctor or public health official if you've had syphilis before. These records should show that you were treated properly.

    If you or your family members have been in the hospital for mental health problems, alcohol issues, or other serious conditions, you'll need to provide records from those stays. This helps the doctor understand your medical history better.

    HOW TO PREPARE:

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    WHAT THE EXAM WILL LOOK LIKE:

    The immigration physical exam is like a regular check-up you might have every year. It includes tests for tuberculosis, syphilis, and an overall evaluation of your health and medical history. If you're moving with your family, be ready to talk about their health too. You might also get any needed vaccinations during the exam.

    Moving to the United States is an exciting time for you and your family. To make sure you meet all the health requirements and have a smooth immigration process, it's a good idea to schedule an appointment at Eldridge Family Clinic before applying for residency in the United States.

    Contact Us

    Eldridge Family Clinic is located at
    1809 Eldridge Pkwy Ste 208
    Houston, TX
    77077

    (281) 946-1351

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