Alexandria, South Riding, Woodbridge, VA, and Germantown, MD
Obtaining your permanent resident card (or green card) is exciting, and truHealthNow is here to help. Everyone applying for permanent U.S. residency must have an immigration physical exam (a green card medical examination) conducted exclusively by a USCIS-authorized civil surgeon
Exams, vaccines, blood work and X-rays all happen onsite, so most families finish in one visit.
A part of your immigration physical exam is verifying that your vaccinations are current. To avoid multiple visits and unnecessary vaccination costs, please bring:
After your immigration medical exam, truHealthNow will prepare a report using USCIS guidelines. You will receive the report in a sealed envelope. Do not open the envelope. You must deliver the report to the consulate or USCIS unopened.
The USCIS now requires certain applicants filing Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status) to include Form I-693 (Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record) with their application. If Form I-693 isn't submitted, the I-485 application could be rejected.
Immigration Medical Exams are available at all truHealthNow locations except Leesburg, Purcellville, Dulles and Elkton.
