Obtaining your permanent resident card (or green card) is exciting, and trü Primary & Urgent Care 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

trü Primary & Urgent Care has Authorized Civil Surgeons onsite to handle the needs of everyone in your family.

• Same-day, next-day and weekend appointments at select locations
• Paperwork guaranteed in 5 business days following the physical exam—or we’ll refund you the cost of the exam*
• Competitively priced at $395 with a discount for families (additional costs will apply if new or updated vaccines are required)

What to bring with you:

‍A part of your immigration physical exam is verifying that your vaccinations are current. To avoid multiple visits and unnecessary vaccination costs, please bring:

• Your completed I-693 form
• Your current and childhood vaccination records, including proof of a COVID-19 vaccination
• Translations for non-English documents
• If you need any additional testing or vaccinations, we can provide blood work, X-rays and vaccinations during your visit

Also, bring:

• Official photo ID, such as a passport, a driver’s license or a state ID
• Your USCIS number (A- number), if applicable
• Any chest X-rays from within the last year
• A translator, if you don’t speak English

After your immigration medical exam, trü Primary & Urgent Care 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.

* Your paperwork 5 business day guarantee will be met if:

1. All of your current vaccine records are presented during the exam.
2. All of your vaccines are up-to-date or completed during your exam.
3. All of your exam and lab results are normal.
4. An adequate blood draw has been done on patients 14 years and above. Patients below 14 years must get their labs drawn in a timely manner through our partner Lab Corp.

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