Immigration Medical Exam in Queens, NY – I-693 Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record

Need an immigration medical exam for your Green Card? USCIS-certified civil surgeons at Medex Diagnostic & Treatment Center, Queens NY, offer same-day labs & vaccines. Get your I-693 Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record in Queens, NY, book an appointment today!

Immigrating to the United States is exciting, but before you can receive a Green Card, USCIS requires an Immigration Medical Exam (Form I-693) performed by a designated civil surgeon. If you live in New York City, Medex Diagnostic & Treatment Center in Forest Hills is one of the fastest, most trusted places to complete your immigration medical exam in Queens.

What is I-693?

Form I-693 is the “Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record.” A USCIS-designated civil surgeon fills it out to show that a Green-Card applicant has no disqualifying medical conditions and meets all vaccination requirements; the sealed form must be submitted with (or shortly after) Form I-485.

Who Needs an Immigration Medical Exam?

You must complete Form I-693 if you are:

  • Applying for adjustment of status (Form I-485) to become a U.S. permanent resident.(uscis.gov)
  • A fiancé(e), K or V visa holder adjusting status in the U.S.
  • A refugee or asylee applying for a Green Card one year after entry.

Exceptions are extremely limited, so plan on completing the exam if you are filing for permanent residency.


Latest 2025 USCIS & CDC Requirements—At a Glance

RequirementAge / Situation
Physical & mental health reviewAll applicants
Tuberculosis (TB) screening – blood test (IGRA) preferred over skin test≥2 years old cdc.gov
Syphilis blood test (RPR or equivalent)≥18 years old (or if risk factors) cdc.gov
Gonorrhea NAAT test18–24 years old (or if at risk) cdc.gov
Vaccination review & required catch-ups (MMR, Tdap, Varicella, COVID-19*, more)Age-appropriate; exemptions noted on I-693 uscis.gov

* the COVID-19 vaccination remains on the CDC list. Always bring your vaccine card so the civil surgeon can avoid unnecessary repeat doses. Requirements are updated periodically, so confirm when booking. cdc.gov


Step-by-Step: Your Immigration Medical Exam at Medex

  1. Pre-appointment checklist
    • Print the current Form I-693 and fill out Part 1 only—do not sign yet. uscis.gov
    • Gather any vaccination records, prior TB test results, and government-issued ID.
    • Call (718) 275-8900 or book online for same-week slots.
  2. Arrival & Registration
  3. Medical Examination
    • Board-certified civil surgeon completes physical exam, TB blood test, and required labs on-site—no extra visits to outside labs.
    • Missing vaccines? Our clinic stocks all CDC-required immunizations, so you can finish in a single visit.
  4. Form I-693 Completion
    • Your sealed I-693 packet is usually ready within 5 business days (expedited next-day service available).
    • We seal the original and give you a copy for your attorney or personal records.
  5. Post-exam support
    • Free follow-up call if USCIS requests clarification.
    • Replacement sealed copies available within 24 hours if your packet is lost or expires.

Why Choose Medex Diagnostic & Treatment Center?

  • USCIS-Designated Civil Surgeons on staff daily—no waiting weeks for an appointment.
  • One-Stop Service: radiology, lab testing, and vaccinations in-house, reducing cost and delays.
  • Transparent Pricing: flat package includes exam, labs, and first set of vaccines—no surprise add-ons.
  • Queens Community Focus: serving Forest Hills, Rego Park, Elmhurst, Flushing, and Jackson Heights since 1983.
  • Extended Hours: evening & Saturday appointments fit around work schedules.
  • Multilingual Care & Cultural Sensitivity: we understand the paperwork stress and guide you each step.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the exam valid?
USCIS accepts an I-693 signed by the civil surgeon up to 2 years before they adjudicate your case (signature must be ≤ 2 years old on the decision date). uscis.gov

Can I combine my immigration medical exam with other check-ups?
Yes. Many patients bundle their annual physical, vaccinations, or specialty consults (e.g., cardiology, podiatry) during the same visit to save time.

What happens if I test positive for TB, syphilis, or gonorrhea?
We’ll begin treatment or refer you immediately (per CDC guidelines), then update Form I-693 after therapy so your application isn’t delayed. cdc.gov

Do children need the full exam?
Children still undergo a physical exam and vaccination review, but some lab tests are age-dependent. Bring their immunization card so we only give what’s necessary.

What should I bring on exam day?
Passport or government-issued ID, I-693 (Part 1 filled), vaccination records, payment method, and list of current medications.


Ready to Schedule Your Immigration Medical Exam in Queens?

Call Medex at (718) 275-8900 or book online to secure your appointment this week.
Walk out with a sealed Form I-693—and peace of mind that your medical requirements are done right the first time.


Medex Diagnostic & Treatment Center
111-29 Queens Blvd, Forest Hills, NY 11375
(718) 275-8900 medexdtc.com

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