Immigration Physical Exams in Las Vegas, NV
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Contact UsWhat Are Immigration Physical Exams?
Men, women, and children entering the U.S. from another country are required to undergo an immigration physical. At Clinical Research of South Nevada, our team of doctors is certified by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to perform immigration physicals as part of government requirements for U.S. residency. We can provide a full examination and immunizations and help with the necessary paperwork. If you're in Las Vegas, NV and need an immigration physical, call us today to learn more and schedule an appointment.
What are the Benefits of an Immigration Physical?
We understand that it can be a stressful time for you and your family when starting the immigration process. We are here to help make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible by providing comprehensive medical exams that adhere to USCIS standards. By receiving a comprehensive immigration physical, you will have all of your up-to-date medical documents and records in one place ready for submission to USCIS. Our trained doctors at Clinical Research of South Nevada will provide accurate health assessments and all necessary vaccinations to ensure your eligibility for immigration.
What Is Required for An Immigration Physical Exam?
Before your immigration physical exam, please make sure you have all the required paperwork, including:
- Valid government-issued picture ID (driver's license, passport)
- I-693 paperwork
- Official immunization record (without proof of immunization, you'll need to get all required vaccinations)
Requirements for an immigration physical include:
Please note that we CANNOT perform a Tuberculosis (TB) skin test within 30 days of any live vaccines, such as MMR, Varicella, or a TB skin test. If you have had any of these vaccines or had a TB skin test recently, you must wait 30 days to have your immigration exam. The TB skin test MUST be placed and read by the civil surgeon doing your immigration physical. If you've had a positive TB skin test in the past, we must have documented proof, including the date it was placed, read, and the size of the reaction. Without this documentation, we must place the TB skin test again.
For applicants from birth to 17 years old:
Children must be up to date on immunizations based on our standards. We will not be able to let you know what the child requires until you're in our office and we have the actual shot record to review.
For applicants 18 – 64 years old, you will need:
- Tdap vaccine
- Varicella vaccine or history of Varicella illness (chickenpox)
- MMR (if born after 1957)
For applicants 65 years and older, you will need:
- Tdap vaccine
- Pneumococcal vaccine
- Varicella vaccine or history of Varicella illness (chickenpox)
- During flu season (December 1 to March 31), ALL applicants 6 months to 18 years old and 50 years old and above are required to have an influenza vaccine during that season.
Additional test requirements:
- Blood test for TB: Required for children two years of age and older
- Syphilis test and Gonorrhea urine test: Required for applicants ages 15 and above
- Pregnant women cannot receive certain live vaccines. They should bring a letter from their OB/GYN stating their pregnancy status.
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Helping You with the Process
Clinical Research of South Nevada welcomes immigrants to fulfill the requirements needed for U.S. residency. Contact our Las Vegas, NV office to learn more about an immigration physical, what you'll need, and to schedule an appointment. Our compassionate team of doctors and friendly staff will help make the process easy by helping you understand and fill out any paperwork and will take the time to answer any questions you may have. We also have a bilingual staff to assist you.
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What is checked in an immigration medical exam?
How would I fail an immigration physical?
Individuals who have high-risk infectious diseases and fail to provide proof of vaccination for vaccine-preventable illnesses will not pass immigration physicals. Our providers will also perform a mental health screening to assess your behavior, threat level to self and others, and history with harmful or violent behavior. Your current and past medication history will also be reviewed and individuals who are abusing substances will fail the immigration physical.
How long is the immigration physical?
The length of the exam can vary slightly depending on a few factors. In general, we recommend that our Las Vegas, NV patients allocate between 1 — 2 hours for this exam. This allows us time for a thorough evaluation and any testing we may have to run as well.
