Immigration Physicals

Houston Injury and Wellness Clinic provide USCIS-approved immigration physicals for individuals seeking U.S. residency. Conducted by a designated Civil Surgeon, our immigration exams are thorough, efficient, and fully compliant with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requirements.

What Our Immigration Service Covers

The immigration physical is a mandatory step in the green card application process. Our certified providers conduct these evaluations in alignment with USCIS standards, ensuring you get accurate results and timely documentation to support your application.

Our immigration physical includes:

Comprehensive Medical History Review
Vaccination Status Assessment
Tuberculosis Testing
Blood Tests for Syphilis & Urine Tests for Gonorrhea
Mental Health & Cognitive Function Screening
Completion of Form I-693

Process For Our Immigration Physicals

At Houston Injury and Wellness Clinic, we have a tailored approach that is effective in ensuring a thorough Immigration physical session. Here is a breakdown of our patient process:

01. Schedule An Appointment

Call or book online to set up a time with our USCIS-designated civil surgeon.

02. Medical History and Screening

We’ll review your medical records and ask about past conditions and vaccinations.

03. Lab Testing And Vaccinations

Blood, urine, and TB tests will be performed. If any required vaccines are missing, we can administer them onsite.

04. Physical Examination

A full head-to-toe physical exam to evaluate your overall health.

05. Form I-693 Completion

We fill out and seal the form as required by USCIS and give it to you for submission.

Patient Requirements For Immigration Physicals

In line with governing laws within Houston, Texas, we usually have a list of criteria patients must follow to access our immigration physical session. These include the following:

A Valid Means Of ID

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (e.g., passport, driver's license)

Medical Records

Provide vaccination records or any past medical documentation (if available).

Medication Records

Bring a list of your current medications and known medical conditions.

USCIS Paperwork

If applicable, bring any USCIS paperwork (including your A-number).

F.A.Q.

Got questions? Your answer might be here.

Who needs an immigration physical?

Anyone applying for a green card or change of status in the U.S. is required to complete an immigration medical exam by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon.

How long does the immigration physical take?

The visit typically lasts 30–60 minutes, but lab results and vaccinations may take a few days to finalize.

What happens if I'm missing vaccines?

While some mild injuries (like concussions) can improve with rest and monitoring, medical evaluation is essential. Proper care helps prevent complications and supports recovery.

Will I get a copy of my results?

Yes, we’ll provide you with a sealed Form I-693 for USCIS and a copy for your records.

Can I use my doctor for the exam?

No, only a USCIS-designated civil surgeon can perform the immigration physical for your application.

Customer Testimonials

Hear from some of our happy customers what they have to say about our Immigration Physical session at Houston Injury and Wellness Service.

 5/5

“The process was easy and fast. The staff explained everything and helped me stay on track with my green card process.”

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Elias R

Security Guard

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“The clinic made the entire process super easy and stress-free. They knew exactly what was required and guided me every step of the way”

Luis Martinez

Construction Supervisor

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“The entire immigration physical process was smooth and professional. The staff explained everything clearly and made me feel at ease from start to finish..”