Obtaining your permanent resident card (or green card) is exciting, and tru 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

tru 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
• 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, tru 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.