Immigration Physical

Service Description

The green card medical examination is an important step of the immigration process and is required for most green card applicants. The exam must be completed by a government-authorized doctor (also known as a civil surgeon). In the immigration medical exam, you can expect: 1. A review of your medical history and immunization (vaccine) records 2. A physical and mental evaluation 3. Drug and alcohol screening 4. Tests for various diseases and illnesses (sometimes including an X-ray) The purpose of the green card medical exam is to ensure that the relative seeking a green card has no health condition that could make them “inadmissible” to the United States — meaning they’re ineligible to receive a green card.