Get Your Immigration Physical at AFC Urgent Care Stamford
At AFC Urgent Care Stamford, we perform a streamlined version of the immigration physical. Our Medical Director is
a USCIS Designated Civil Surgeon, which means our center can perform the I-693 immigration (green card) physicals
for all, including Department of Homeland Security, US Citizens and Immigration Services.
Looking for a reliable and efficient immigration physical in Stamford, CT? At AFC Urgent Care Stamford, our
USCIS-certified immigration physicals ensure that you meet all the health-related requirements for your immigration
application. We streamline the process to ensure your paperwork is completed efficiently and accurately, minimizing
delays in your application. Schedule your appointment today to get started on this important step in your
immigration journey.
Why Choose AFC Urgent Care Stamford for Your Immigration Physical?
At AFC Urgent Care Stamford, we offer a streamlined, hassle-free process for your immigration physical. Here’s why
we stand out:
- USCIS Designated Civil Surgeon: Our Medical Director is certified by the USCIS, meaning we meet all the
standards for conducting the I-693 immigration (green card) physicals.
- Convenience: We perform the exam and most of the related tests on-site, minimizing the need to visit
multiple locations.
- Walk-Ins Accepted: While we encourage appointments, we accept walk-ins for the initial exam to
accommodate your schedule.
AFC Urgent Care Stamford Immigration Physical Process
The medical exam portion of the immigration process can take one to two visits so it helps to know what to
expect and what you need to bring.
- Please bring a current, valid, non-expired passport.
- Bring any correspondence that you have received from USCIS, including the application number if it has been
issued to you.
- Applicants under 14 years old are permitted to have other proof of identity that shows name, date and place of
birth, parents’ full names and other identifying information. A valid passport is the preferred form of
identification for minors.
- Please bring any and all vaccine records. Vaccine records must be legally translated to English and notarized or
stamped by the entity performing the translation.
- A tuberculin skin test will be administered to every applicant over two years of age.
- A blood test for syphilis and urine test for gonorrhea will be given to all applicants who are within the age
required by USCIS.
- Upon completion of all immigration physical exam requirements, your I-693 paperwork will be completed and sealed
for you to submit to USCIS. You will need to come in to pick up the paperwork.
Pricing:
- The cost for the Immigration Physical includes the required bloodwork:
- QuantiFERON (TB test)
- RPR (Syphilis test)
- Gonorrhea test
- HIV test (if needed)
- Physical with Civil Surgeon
- Completed i-693 paperwork
- If you do not have complete vaccine records, titers (blood tests) to determine immunity will be required at an
additional cost
- If you need any vaccines, you may receive them at AFC Stamford for self-pay pricing (depending on your
insurance) or get them from another location of your choice.
Required Tests:
- QuantiFERON: Blood test for tuberculosis (Required for all ages)
- RPR (Syphilis): Blood test for syphilis (Required for patients aged 18-44)
- Gonorrhea: Urine test (Required for patients aged 18-24)
- Additional testing may be required based on your health or risk factors.
Vaccine Requirements: https://www.cdc.gov/immigrant-refugee-health/media/pdfs/Vaccine-Requirements-According-to-Applicant-Age-civil-surgeons-p.pdf
Adults:
- COVID-19: 1 dose, completed after July 2024
- Flu: 1 dose completed after July 2024
- Tetanus: Completed within the last 10 years
- Polio: 3 doses or in process
- Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR): 2 doses or in process
- Hepatitis B: 3 doses or in process
- Varicella (Chickenpox): 2 doses or in process
- Pneumococcal: Required for adults over 65
Vaccine Requirements for Children:
- COVID-19: 1 dose completed after July 2024
- Flu: 1 dose completed after July 2024
- Tetanus: 5 doses or in process
- Polio: 3 doses or in process (from 2 months old and up)
- Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR): 2 doses or in process (starting at 11 months old)
- Rotavirus: 2 or 3 doses or in process (for children 6 weeks to 8 months)
- Hepatitis A: 2 doses or in process (for children 12 months to 18 years)
- Meningococcal: 2 doses or in process (for children 11 to 18 years)
- Hepatitis B: 3 doses or in process
- Varicella (Chickenpox): 2 doses or in process (from 12 months and up)
- Pneumococcal: 4 doses or in process (for children 2 to 59 months)
FAQ:
1. What Is an Immigration Physical?
- An immigration physical is a medical exam required by the U.S. government for individuals applying for permanent
residency. The exam is conducted to ensure applicants do not have any communicable diseases or health conditions
that could pose a public health risk.
2. How Much Does an Immigration Physical Cost?
- The cost of an immigration physical varies depending on the clinic and the additional tests or vaccinations
required. At AFC Urgent Care Stamford, we provide transparent pricing, and you can contact us at (203) 969-2000 (option 7) for specific details regarding costs.
3. How Long Does the Immigration Physical Process Take?
- The immigration physical process usually involves two visits over the course of 2 weeks. During the first visit,
initial tests and assessments are performed, followed by a second visit to review test results. The final visit
involves the completion of the medical exam and Form I-693.
4. What if I don’t have my vaccine records or only partial records?
- You will need titers (blood work) to check for immunity.
5. Can I Get Vaccinations During My Immigration Physical?
- Yes, we offer many of the required vaccines for immigration physicals at our clinic. Our medical team will
review your vaccination records and administer any additional vaccines you may need to meet USCIS requirements.
6. What happens if my QuantiFERON test is positive?
- You will need a chest X-ray and a referral to the Department of Public Health.
7. What if my chest X-ray shows signs of tuberculosis?
- You will require treatment, a referral to the Department of Public Health, and a clearance from them.
8. What if I test positive for syphilis (RPR), gonorrhea, or another communicable disease?
- If the infection is active, you will need treatment and clearance. If it’s a past infection (latent), you will
need proof of previous treatment. If you don’t have treatment records, you will need to be treated again.
Ready to Schedule Your Immigration Physical?
Call us today at (203) 969-2000 (option 7) to schedule your immigration physical
at AFC Urgent Care Stamford, CT, or walk into our clinic for your initial exam. Our team is here to help you through
the entire process, from the first test to submitting your completed Form I-693.
AFC Urgent Care Stamford is your trusted partner for fast, reliable, and certified immigration physicals. Schedule
your appointment today!