Your green card medical exam, done right the first time.
We complete your USCIS immigration medical examination (Form I-693) — physical, TB screening, vaccinations, and your form completed and sealed for submission — usually in a single, same-day visit.
“In and out in under an hour with my sealed I-693 in hand. My green card application was accepted with no issues.”
— Maria G., adjustment of status
Why applicants choose us
Certified, fast, and submission-ready.
USCIS-Designated Civil Surgeon
Dr. Yaskin is authorized by USCIS to perform your immigration medical examination and complete, sign, and seal Form I-693.
Fast, often same-day
Book online and, in many cases, be seen the same day. Most exams are completed in a single visit.
On-site labs & vaccines
TB screening, blood work, and any required vaccinations are handled right here — no running to a second location.
Sealed & submission-ready
You leave with your I-693 completed and sealed in the USCIS-required envelope, ready to submit with your application.
The immigration medical exam
Everything USCIS requires — in one visit.
The Form I-693 medical examination is required for most applicants adjusting status to lawful permanent resident. As a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon, Dr. Yaskin performs the full exam and completes your form so it’s accepted the first time.
Required vaccines and certain lab tests may be additional — we review any costs with you before proceeding.
What’s included
- Review of your medical history and vaccination records
- General physical examination per USCIS & CDC requirements
- Tuberculosis (TB) screening — blood test and/or chest X-ray as needed
- Screening for other communicable diseases of public-health significance
- Review and administration of any required vaccinations you are missing
- Completed, signed, and sealed Form I-693 in the official USCIS envelope
How it works
From booking to a sealed I-693.
Book your appointment
Schedule online in under a minute or call us. Same-day and next-day slots are frequently available.
History & form review
Dr. Yaskin reviews your Form I-693, medical history, and vaccination records with you.
Exam & testing
A general physical exam plus TB screening and any other testing required by USCIS and the CDC.
Vaccinations
We identify and administer any required vaccines you’re missing — your records help you avoid duplicates.
Sealed I-693
Your form is completed, signed, and sealed in the official envelope. Submit it to USCIS unopened.
What to bring
A few minutes of prep makes your visit faster — and can save you money on vaccines you’ve already had.
- Government-issued photo ID or passport
- Form I-693 — printed, with your portion completed (do NOT sign it until instructed)
- All vaccination and immunization records you have
- Records of any prior positive TB test, chest X-ray, or treatment
- A list of your current medications and any significant medical history
- Payment for the exam, any required vaccines, and lab tests
Forms & references
Complete your portion of Form I-693 ahead of time — but don’t sign it until instructed at your visit.
Trusted by thousands of applicants.
“In and out in under an hour with my sealed I-693 in hand. The doctor explained every step and my green card application was accepted with no issues.”
“They had my vaccination records reviewed and only gave me the shots I actually needed. Saved me money and a second trip. Highly recommend.”
“Booked in the morning, seen the same afternoon. Professional, fast, and everything was done exactly the way USCIS requires.”
Questions, answered
Green card exam FAQ
The immigration medical examination, documented on USCIS Form I-693, is required for most applicants adjusting status to lawful permanent resident (a “green card”). It must be performed by a USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon, who confirms you are free of certain communicable diseases and meet vaccination requirements.
Our immigration medical exam is $200 self-pay. Required vaccinations and certain lab tests may be additional depending on what you need. We’ll go over any costs with you before proceeding. Immigration exams are generally not billed to health insurance.
Most exams are completed in a single visit, often under an hour. Same-day and next-day appointments are frequently available — book online or call us to check today’s openings.
Bring a government-issued photo ID or passport, your printed Form I-693 with your portion completed (but not signed), all vaccination records you have, and records of any prior TB test or treatment. Bringing your vaccination records helps you avoid repeating shots and keeps costs down.
No. You may fill out your portion in advance, but do not sign it. USCIS requires that you sign the form in the presence of the Civil Surgeon at your appointment.
The Civil Surgeon completes, signs, and seals your Form I-693 in the official USCIS envelope. Do not open the envelope — submit it to USCIS with your application exactly as sealed. USCIS will reject an opened form.
A properly completed Form I-693 is generally valid indefinitely as long as it was signed by the Civil Surgeon no more than 60 days before you file your adjustment-of-status application, though you should confirm current USCIS policy. We’ll help you time your exam correctly.
We have three South Florida locations — Sunny Isles Beach (202 Sunny Isles Blvd, Suite 8A), Hallandale Beach (2500 E Hallandale Blvd, Suite 400), and Key Largo (103400 Overseas Hwy, # 241) — all reachable at 305-523-9787. Book at whichever is most convenient, or call with any questions before your visit.
Three convenient locations
Get your exam across South Florida.
Book at whichever office is closest — Sunny Isles Beach, Hallandale Beach, or Key Largo. One phone number for all three: 305-523-9787.
Book your green card exam today.
Same-day appointments are frequently available. Book online in under a minute, or call and we’ll find you a time at the location nearest you.