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United States Immigration Physical

Are you looking for residency status in a country other than your own? Dr. Martin G. McElya, at Neighborhood Medical Center in the Dallas area, can provide you with the necessary physical for your paperwork. He can assist with physicals for the U.S. and many other countries. For more details, please call or book online to make an appointment.

This is not covered by insurance. Cash pay only.

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What is The Purpose of Immigration Physicals?

The purpose behind immigration physicals is to ensure that you’re mentally and physically fit for residency. To gain residency in the US, you need to have a physical performed by a civil surgeon who has been certified by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). During this physical, Dr. McElya evaluates the candidate for the following:

The presence of communicable diseases
Vaccination history
The existence or non-existence of mental disorder(s)
The presence of possible substance abuse disorders

Any disease that requires you to be quarantined or that poses a public health risk to others would make you inadmissible to the US.

How Much Does This Cost?

The cost of an adult physical (15 years and up) is $450, plus the cost of vaccines if needed.
The cost of a child physical (2-14 years) is $350 plus the cost of vaccines, if needed.
The cost of a newborn physical (0 years – 2 years) is $300 plus the cost vaccines, if needed.

Is There a Physical Examination?

Yes. In the case of the US, Dr. McElya takes X-rays to determine the presence of tuberculosis and does a full physical exam to check for signs of any potential health problems that may pose a risk to others. This exam includes looking at your:

Eyes, ears, nose, and throat
Extremities
Heart
Lungs
Abdomen
Lymph nodes
Skin

Dr. McElya may take X-rays in order to determine the presence of tuberculosis, if needed. During the exam, Dr. McElya also performs a mental evaluation.

What Vaccines Do I Need?

The USCIS requires you to have proof of the following vaccines:

COVID-19
Diphtheria
The current year’s Influenza
Hepatitis A & B
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR)
Meningococcal
Pertussis
Pneumococcal
Polio
Rotavirus
Tetanus
Varicella

If you’re missing any of these vaccinations, Neighborhood Medical Center provides them at an additional cost. We do not offer COVID-19 vaccines, but you may visit your local health department.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Immigration Physical

Does insurance cover this?: No. Insurance companies do not cover immigration physicals due to non-medical necessity, therefore, it cannot be submitted to your insurance company.

The cost of an adult physical (14 years and 1 day and up) is $400 plus the cost of vaccines, if needed.

The cost of a child physical (2 years and 1 day-14 years) is $300 plus the cost of vaccines, if needed.

The cost of a newborn physical (0 years – 2 years) is $300 plus the cost vaccines, if needed.
Do I need to bring any documents or physician letters indicating any and all prescribed medications or diagnosed medical conditions?: Yes. You need to bring documentation for every diagnosed medical condition and all prescribed medications that you may have, including but not limited to pregnancy, diabetes, cancer, thyroid conditions, etc.

For pregnancy, we need a document from your OB stating that you are pregnant and permission/no permission to receive an X ray (if necessary) and vaccinations (if necessary).
Is there blood work?: Yes, your blood will be tested for syphilis, tuberculosis gold and gonorrhea.
Do I need to be fasting for my blood work?: No. Fasting is not required for lab work.
Do I need a passport?: No, however, you do have to bring a photo ID for identification purposes.
Is there a cancellation fee?: Yes. If you cancel your appointment within 24 hours of its scheduled time, you will be charged $50.
How long does an appointment last?: 1-2 hours per person.
Can I be on my menstrual cycle during my appointment?: Yes
How fast can I get my results?: The typical turnaround time is 5-7 business days.
When do I need to get the physical done? Does it expire?: The physical must be completed within 2 years of your application, however, due to recent legislation, the physician’s signature is only valid for 90 days from the date of your evaluation.
What happens if the signature is expired on my form?: You may schedule another appointment or walk in, to get the form re-issued and with a new signature. The cost for this is $50.00.
How early should I arrive?: We suggest that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your appointment time in order to complete the immigration packet.
Do I need a translator?: If you are unable to read and write proficiently in English, you are required to bring a translator to your appointment to aid you in completing the immigration packet.

Call Neighborhood Medical Center or use the online booking tool to schedule your immigration physical. Dr. McElya will provide you with the necessary forms and answer any questions you have about the immigration physical.

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