Immigration Services
Services include:
- Doctor physical examination
- TB skin test
- Urine test
- Blood test
- Forms
*Additional costs may apply if further vaccinations are required. We carry the necessary vaccinations.
Call us at Anaheim Medical & Cosmetic Clinic to schedule an appointment at (657) 234-9434.
Steps for Immigration Medical Exam
- Bring a pictured ID card (License, Passport, School ID, etc.)
- Please bring your immunization records if you have them (vaccinations records).
- You will fill out your sections of the I-693 form and the doctor will complete the rest.
- The doctor (civil surgeon, certified by USCIS) will perform a history and physical exam.
- You will have to have your blood drawn and we will obtain a sample of your urine for the required tests.
- You are required to have certain vaccinations which are different based on your age, if you haven't had them previously. For more information, you can go to CDC website (https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/index.html).
- You are required to have a TB skin test which will be administered during your visit, and you should return within 48-72 hours after the administration in order to read the TB skin test.
- You may require a chest x-ray if your TB skin test is positive.
- It usually takes 2-3 business days to complete the exam and paperwork, but it may take longer in some cases.
- For more information, you can go to the USCIS website (https://uscis.gov) or call us at (657) 234-9434.
Medical Exam
- Required Testing:
- Blood Test: tests for Syphilis
- Urine Test: tests for Gonorrhea
- Tuberculosis Skin Test––if skin TB test results are positive, further chest X-ray exam is required.
- Required Vaccinations:
- Hepatitis B – 0 through 17 years of age
- DTP/DTaP – 4 weeks through 6 years of age
- Polio – 4 weeks through 17 years of age
- Hib – 4 weeks through 6 years of age
- Pneumonia – 4 weeks through 6 years of age & 50+ during flu season
- Hepatitis A – 12 through 23 months of age
- MMR – 12 months through 49 years of age
- Varicella – 12 months of age & up
- Tdap – 18 years of age & up
- Td – 65 years of age & up
- Hepatitis B – 0 through 17 years of age