Immigration Physical Exams at America First Urgent & Primary Care
America First Urgent & Primary Care is proud to serve Coppell, TX and the surrounding DFW community as a trusted provider of USCIS-required immigration physical exams. Whether you’re applying for a green card, adjusting your status, or completing Form I-693, our USCIS-designated civil surgeon makes the process fast, accurate, and stress-free.
What Is an Immigration Physical Exam?
An immigration physical exam, which is officially called Form I-693, is a report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record that is a mandatory medical evaluation required by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for most people applying for a green card or adjusting their immigration status inside the United States. At America First Urgent & Primary Care in Coppell, TX, our civil surgeon team is authorized to conduct these exams, verify vaccination records, screen for medical conditions of public health significance, and complete Form I-693 so your green card or adjustment-of-status application moves forward without delay.
Meet USCIS Requirements With a Complete Immigration Medical Exam
USCIS uses this exam to check that applicants do not have a Class A medical condition, such as an active communicable disease and have received the required vaccinations for their age. It also checks for certain substance-use disorders or mental health conditions linked to harmful behavior. A properly completed and sealed Form I-693 must be submitted with Form I-485 when required. An incomplete or missing medical exam can delay or affect the green card application.
Trusted Immigration Physicals at America First Urgent & Primary Care
America First Urgent & Primary Care in Coppell, TX is a dependable place for both everyday urgent care needs and ongoing primary care, including the specialized medical exams required for immigration purposes. Our clinic offers the speed and accessibility of an urgent care center with the continuity and thoroughness of a primary care practice, so Coppell residents never compromise on quality care.
Our providers know that an immigration physical is an important step toward a green card, family reunification, or permanent residency. Our civil surgeon and clinical team complete every Form I-693 exam carefully and follow USCIS requirements. We explain each step, answer your questions in simple language, and make sure your paperwork is complete before you leave.
Who Needs an Immigration Medical Exam?
You need Form I-693 completed by a civil surgeon if you are:
Green card applicants filing Form
I-485
Marriage-based applicants and family members
Employment-based applicants adjusting status in the U.S.
Asylees and refugees applying for a green card
DACA and other applicants who require a medical exam
Applicants with an RFE requesting an updated or corrected Form I-693
Not sure if you need the exam? Our front desk team can help you check before your appointment.
What's Included in Your Immigration Physical Exam
Every immigration physical exam at America First Urgent & Primary Care follows the CDC’s Technical Instructions for civil surgeons and includes:
Complete physical examination including vision, hearing, and general health assessment
Review of your vaccination history and administration of any age-appropriate vaccines you're missing (MMR, varicella, Tdap, hepatitis A & B, influenza, meningococcal, and others as required)
Tuberculosis (TB) screening using the IGRA blood test for applicants age 2 and older, as currently required by USCIS
Mental health and substance use screening as required under the immigration medical exam guidelines
Review of prior medical records and vaccination documentation you bring with you
Completion and sealing of Form I-693 in the official USCIS envelope, signed by our civil surgeon
If you have documentation of previous vaccines from your home country, a prior employer, school, or another physician, please bring it with you as this can reduce the number of vaccines you need at your visit and lower your overall cost.
How the Immigration Physical Exam Process Works
Schedule Your
Appointment.
Book your appointment online or call our Coppell office today. We offer convenient same-day appointments for most immigration exam requests.
Complete Your
Exam.
Our civil surgeon reviews your history, performs the physical exam, verifies or administers vaccines, and orders the required TB screening.
Receive Your Sealed Form I-693.
Once all results are in, we complete and seal Form I-693 in the official USCIS envelope. Do not open this envelope, as USCIS will reject a tampered seal.
Submit With Your
Application.
File the sealed Form I-693 together with your Form I-485, or bring it to your adjustment-of-status interview if specifically instructed by USCIS.
Why Choose America First Urgent & Primary Care
- USCIS-designated civil surgeon on staff, authorized to sign Form I-693
- Convenient Coppell, TX location serving the greater DFW metroplex
- Same-week and walk-in appointments available
- On-site vaccinations and TB testing services so no need to visit multiple offices.
- Multilingual staff experienced in supporting immigrant families through the exam process
- Transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees
- A calm and judgment-free environment designed to make an important step in your immigration journey easier
- Complete Form I-693 processing to help ensure your immigration medical paperwork is properly completed
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an immigration physical exam cost?
Exam pricing depends on which vaccines and tests you need. Call our Coppell office for a current fee schedule or ask about package pricing for the full I-693 exam.
How long does an immigration physical take?
An immigration physical usually takes about 30–60 minutes, depending on your medical history, vaccination records, and required tests. If you need vaccines or additional testing, it can take longer or require a follow-up visit.
What is Form I-693?
Form I-693 is the medical examination and vaccination record required by USCIS for certain immigration applicants. A USCIS-designated civil surgeon completes and signs the form after the required medical exam.
Do I need Form I-693 for my green card application?
If you are applying for a green card through adjustment of status, you may need Form I-693 to show that you meet USCIS health requirements. Check the current USCIS instructions for your specific case.
Where Can I Get an Immigration Physical Exam Near Me in Coppell, TX?
America First Urgent & Primary Care provides immigration physical exams in Coppell, TX with a USCIS-designated civil surgeon who can complete and sign Form I-693.
Why I Choose America First Urgent & Primary Care for Your Immigration Physical Exam?
America First Urgent & Primary Care makes the immigration physical process simple and convenient. With a USCIS-designated civil surgeon, on-site vaccinations and TB testing, multilingual staff, and same-week and walk-in appointments, you can complete important parts of your exam in one location. AFUC also offers clear, upfront pricing and helps ensure your Form I-693 is completed properly for your immigration application.
America First Urgent Care is the leading healthcare provider in the region that also stands committed to providing for the ever-growing and diverse healthcare needs of the individuals in our community.
Office Hours
Mon -Fri 9:00 am to 07:00 pm
Sat – Sun 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Contact Information
info@americafirsturgentprimarycare.com
America First Urgent Care, 809 S MacArthur Blvd Suite #400, Coppell, TX 75019, USA
