Immigration Physical Exams in Las Vegas, NV

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.

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.

At Clinical Research of South Nevada, our team of skilled doctors serve Las Vegas, NV, individuals of any age in need of an immigration physical exam. The immigration physical exam is a mandatory step for anyone from a different country seeking to adjust their immigration status or reside in the U.S. The necessary candidates for this exam include individuals who are applying for green cards, family-based visas, and employment-based visas. The results of the immigration physical exam will be documented on the Form I-693, which is submitted to the USCIS as part of the immigration application process.

Following the physical, the Clinical Research of South Nevada practitioner or civil surgeon will prepare a medical report summarizing the findings of the examination, including information about your medical history, physical examination results, and vaccination status. This report will be provided to you in a sealed envelope, which should not be opened. The sealed envelope is an important document that needs to be submitted to the USCIS as part of your immigration application. Once the USCIS receives your immigration application, they will review all the submitted documents. If there are no significant health concerns, the medical examination should not typically impede the processing of your application. However, if any health-related issues are identified during the physical, the USCIS may request additional documentation, further medical evaluation, or specialized testing, which may cause delays.