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Our exams are performed by certified professionals, ensuring compliance with USCIS standards.
We guarantee accurate and dependable results to simplify your immigration process with confidence.
Our team speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese to ensure you feel comfortable and understood.
Easily accessible with appointment options that fit your lifestyle, needs, and preferences.
We guide you through each step to ensure every USCIS requirement is met without stress.
At Centro Medico Latino, we offer comprehensive immigration physicals designed for the entire family. Our 2 dedicated Civil Surgeons, Dr. Carlos Rish and Dr. Edward Mogabgab, and their medical staff are available 6 days a week to ensure you receive the care you need. We pride ourselves on prompt service, with same-day or next-day appointments to accommodate your schedule.
It is an essential requirement to ensure that applicants are free from contagious diseases, meet the required vaccinations, do not pose public health risks, and comply with the medical standards set by immigration authorities in the United States.
A physical evaluation will be conducted, including the eyes, ears, throat, heart, lungs, abdomen, skin, and lymph nodes
Physical Disorders: These include any medical conditions that affect the body's functioning, such as:
- Chronic illnesses (e.g., diabetes, hypertension)
- Neurological disorders (e.g., epilepsy, multiple sclerosis)
- Respiratory disorders (e.g., asthma, COPD)
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A blood sample will be taken for the QuantiFERON test to rule out tuberculosis, a highly contagious disease.
For adults aged 18 to 44, this test helps identify and treat potential cases of early-stage syphilis.
Individuals aged 18 to 24 will undergo this test to detect sexually transmitted diseases like gonorrhea.
The doctor will evaluate the necessary vaccines based on your age and medical history, ensuring USCIS compliance.
– Tetanus (Td or Tdap): Within the past 10 years
– IPV Polio Vaccine: 3 doses
– MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella): 2 doses (up to age 64)
– Varicella (Chickenpox): 2 doses or documented history
– Hepatitis B: 3 doses (up to age 59)
– Influenza Vaccine: Seasonal (September 1 – March 31)
*Note: Individuals aged 65 and older must receive one dose of the pneumococcal vaccine*
Should you require any of the vaccines, you may use your medical insurance or pay out of pocket to cover the additional cost.
Your mental health will be assessed to detect relevant psychological conditions, ensuring holistic health for the immigration process. These encompass a wide range of conditions, such as:
- Mood disorders (e.g., depression, bipolar disorder)
- Anxiety disorders (e.g., generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder)
- Psychotic disorders (e.g., schizophrenia)
Includes diagnoses related to the use of various substances. Notably, when discussing substance use disorders that involve substances not listed in Schedules I-V of the Controlled Substances Act, the following could be included:
- Alcohol Use Disorder
- Nicotine Use Disorder
- Caffeine Use Disorder
Includes a comprehensive review of the child's physical development, examining major organs, skin, and growth-related conditions.
Starting at age 2, children must undergo the QuantiFERON test to effectively rule out tuberculosis.
Pediatric vaccines required for the child's age will be verified and administered if necessary to complete the record. We are proud to be part of the North Carolina Immunization Program, offering free COVID-19 vaccinations to all children up to 18 years old. This initiative helps ensure that children receive essential immunizations to protect their health.
In addition to the adult requirements, children must meet the following based on their age:
– Hepatitis A: 2 doses (ages 12 months – 18 years).
– Meningococcal Vaccine: (varies by age).
– Pneumococcal Vaccine: (4 doses from 2 – 18 months).
– Hib Vaccine: 4 doses from 2-59 months.
– Rotavirus Vaccine: 2 doses from 2-4 months.
The child's emotional and psychological development will be assessed to ensure optimal mental health during the immigration process.
It is important to bring any of the documents that you need and that we mentioned above in order to attend you as quickly as possible. Remember to bring your passport or a government issued photo ID. Here is the list of documents you must submit:
Exam Fees:
– Adults (18 years and older): $295
– Children (under 18 years): $215
These fees cover all initial and follow-up visits.
In the event of a positive TB test, a mandatory chest x-ray is required to confirm that you do not have active tuberculosis for an additional cost if you don’t have insurance coverage.
Important: Vaccination fees are not included in the price.
Yes, you can schedule an appointment.
If you need to speed up the tests, keep in mind that your I-693 form should be ready in 5 business days. If you have urgent concerns or need faster processing, it is a good idea to communicate directly with the medical facility or the provider conducting the exam to check if there are any expedited options available.
No, medical services related to immigration, such as the physical exam, are not covered by health insurance. However, vaccination costs may be covered. These expenses must be paid directly by the patient.
It is not necessary.
Yes, vaccinations are required. You may bring your vaccine records with you or email them to administration@centromedicolatino.com for our Civil Surgeons to review.
If your objection is based on religious beliefs or moral convictions, you can apply for a waiver by completing Form I-601. Please note that approval is not guaranteed, and your adjustment of status may be denied.
– Photo ID (Driver’s license, passport, government-issued ID)
– Copy of vaccine records, old I-693 form, and any correspondence from USCIS
The immigration exam typically requires a minimum of two visits:
1. First Visit: 30-45 minutes for completing the I-693 form andreceiving blood/urine tests and vaccinations.
2. Follow-up: Once lab results are available (2-4 business days), you will complete the process by signing the I-693. A copy of the signed form will be provided before we seal the original in an envelope for submission to USCIS, either by you or your attorney.
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