Completing an immigration medical exam is an important step in the U.S. green card application process. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requires certain applicants to undergo a medical examination performed under the supervision of a designated civil surgeon to evaluate their health and meet immigration requirements.

At Stat! Cardiologist in Arlington Heights, we help patients navigate the immigration medical examination process through clear instructions, thorough evaluations, and personalized attention. These exams include a review of your medical history, required health screenings, and vaccination records according to USCIS guidelines.

Our Arlington Heights clinic provides convenient access to immigration medical evaluations for individuals and families throughout Chicago’s northwest suburbs, helping applicants prepare for the medical portion of their immigration journey.

Your immigration medical exam includes a review of your medical history, a physical examination, and screenings required under USCIS guidelines. A designated civil surgeon evaluates your health and documents the findings needed for Form I-693.

During your appointment, you can expect:

• Medical history review: Discussion of previous illnesses, surgeries, medications, and relevant health conditions.
• Physical examination: Assessment of your general health, including your heart, lungs, and other body systems.
• Required screenings: Age-appropriate testing for tuberculosis, syphilis, and gonorrhea according to current USCIS requirements.
• Vaccination review: Evaluation of your immunization records to identify any vaccines required for immigration purposes.

Additional testing or vaccinations may be necessary depending on your medical history and examination findings.

Preparing your documents before your immigration medical exam can help prevent delays in completing your USCIS paperwork. When visiting our Arlington Heights clinic, bring the following:

• Government-issued photo identification: A valid passport, driver’s license, or another accepted form of identification.
• Form I-693: The current USCIS Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record. Complete the applicant information, but wait to sign until instructed.
• Vaccination records: Documentation of previous immunizations to help determine if additional vaccines are necessary.
• Medical records: Relevant documentation of existing health conditions, previous treatments, or tuberculosis testing.

USCIS requires certain vaccinations based on your age and medical history. If your records are incomplete, the civil surgeon can explain which vaccinations or additional documentation you may need before your examination paperwork can be finalized.

At Stat! Cardiologist, we understand that completing your immigration medical exam can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re managing paperwork and application deadlines. Our Arlington Heights team focuses on making the process straightforward through clear communication and attentive care.

Our experienced medical professionals take time to explain examination requirements, answer your questions, and help you understand any additional screenings or vaccinations needed. We prioritize efficient appointments and thorough documentation to help minimize unnecessary delays in your immigration application.

Patients throughout Chicago’s northwest suburbs can expect a welcoming environment and respectful, personalized attention throughout their visit.

Stat! Cardiologist welcomes patients from Arlington Heights and surrounding northwest suburban communities, including Mount Prospect, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Prospect Heights, and Buffalo Grove. Our Arlington Heights clinic offers a convenient location for individuals and families completing medical examinations for their U.S. immigration applications.

Patients throughout Cook County and nearby suburbs can access immigration medical evaluations close to home. Our team helps applicants understand examination requirements and prepare the necessary medical documentation for their USCIS applications.