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Green Card Medical Exam NYC
When applying for a United States green card and permanent resident status, part of the U.S. immigration process is a medical examination sometimes called the green card exam or immigration physical. This exam is to ensure the applicant doesn’t have health conditions that pose a risk to public health.
Green card examinations differ from conventional medical examinations in that they require a civil surgeon designated by the U.S. government to perform the exam. Fortunately, Great City Medical in New York City offers a range of primary healthcare needs, as well as the required green card medical exam NYC for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Dr. Mikhail Akselrud is a qualified green card doctor and USCIS civil surgeon authorized to perform USCIS immigration medical exams for green card applicants and eliminate any public health grounds for denying requests based on a medical condition.
What to Expect During your Green Card Exam?
When filing your Form I-485 Adjustment of Status, you are required to submit a medical exam Form I-693. The physical examination for your green card isn’t much different than a conventional medical exam from your primary care physician, but it must be done by a doctor authorized by U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), called a civil surgeon. The examination will take a minimum of two visits, with two or three days in between for the laboratory to perform and report blood test results.
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Two to three days after your first visit your blood results will be ready, which will be used to complete Form I-693. In the event that your blood titers are low or something is abnormal, we will inform you of what needs to be done prior to your visit. In most cases your second day is an administrative visit, which is used to finalize the paperwork.
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What to Bring to Your Green Card Physical Medical Examination?
For your immigration medical exam you must bring:
- Valid national passport or government-issued photo ID, such as a Driver’s License
- Vaccination records/immunization records (translated to English)
- Required fees for the examination and the required medical care
- A list of medications
- Knowledge of your medical history and your medical records
You may eat or drink prior to the green card physical exam.
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What is the Green Card Medical Exam Cost and What Happens Next?
On average, Great City Medical charges $200 for this exam, but we also offer affordable pricing options. The total price for the Green card medical exam depends on a patient’s health record, or any medical problems. If you have any questions on pricing, please read our immigration doctor page.
For your Adjustment of Status petition to the USCIS, the civil surgeon will give you the completed Form I-693 in a sealed envelope with the doctor’s official stamp, which you must submit with your Adjustment of Status petition. The envelope must remain sealed.
You will also receive a copy of the form to bring to your immigration attorney or to keep for your personal records. You will also receive copies of your report of medical examinations and vaccination records.
Your green card medical examination is valid for up to one year from the date it was completed.
If you are looking to apply for a green card, contact us to schedule your appointment to complete your I-693 medical exam. If you have any additional questions regarding the medical exam for a green card petition, contact us now!
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