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USCIS-designated civil surgeon

Green Card Medical Exam in Anaheim and Laguna Woods

Your immigration medical exam with a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. Blood work is drawn here in the clinic, and once your results are back you receive your Form I‑693 in a sealed envelope for USCIS.

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What you get

Everything for your green card medical exam, in one place.

A designated civil surgeon

Your exam is carried out by Dr. Alireza Shoja, MD, a USCIS-designated civil surgeon.

Dr. Shoja is USCIS designated

Form I‑693, sealed

Once your lab results are back, you receive your completed form in a sealed envelope for USCIS.

Sealed for USCIS

Blood work and X-ray here

Your blood tests are drawn in the clinic and X-ray is in the building, so there is nothing to arrange at another clinic.

Blood drawn here

How it works

Four steps, start to finish.

1

Call us

Ring us to book at either clinic, and ask about pricing and what to bring.

2

Your exam

Dr. Shoja, our USCIS-designated civil surgeon, carries out your medical exam.

3

Blood work and records

Your blood tests are drawn here. We check your vaccination records and tell you which shots you still need.

4

Your sealed envelope

Once your results are back, you get your completed Form I‑693, sealed for USCIS.

Where to come

Immigration medical exams are available at our locations. Dr. Shoja is the designated civil surgeon, so give us a call and we will tell you the next day he is at each one.

See our locations Call (714) 759-4100

Common questions

What is Form I‑693?
It is the medical examination form USCIS asks green card applicants for. A designated civil surgeon fills it in and seals it. You file it with your application.
Should I open the envelope?
No. Leave it sealed. USCIS needs the envelope unopened, and we give you a copy of the form for your own records.
What does it cost, and what should I bring?
Call us on (714) 759-4100. We will go through the price and exactly what to bring before you come in.
Do you give the vaccinations here?
No. We check your vaccination records during the exam and tell you exactly which shots USCIS still needs from you. You get those at a pharmacy or from your regular doctor, then bring the record back to us and we complete your form. Your blood tests are drawn here in the clinic.
Which languages do you speak?
English, Spanish and Farsi.

See all common questions — appointments, insurance, what to bring, parking and languages.

Ready to book your exam?

Call us and we will find you a time at the clinic that suits you.

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