USCIS-APPROVED CIVIL SURGEONS FOR YOUR IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMS for 20+ years.

USCIS-Approved Civil Surgeons at Allcare Medical Clinic:     

Dhiren N. Ajudia, MD, an approved examiner by USCIS to perform medical examinations for U.S. immigration dept, commonly known as I-693 forms, has been doing these type of examinations since 1997.   

Ling Tan, MD another approved examiner by USCIS has been doing similar examinations since 2007 at this clinic.   

Both doctors are very skilled  and efficient in following USCIS requirements  for this type of exam. They will give you a properly completed examination in sealed envelope for USCIS and a copy of complete examination for your own records..

Do we provide 2nd sealed envelope?

No. We do not provide second sealed envelope of original  I-693 forms.  We can provide extra set of copies if needed. The answer is based on Q # 8 as follow:

Q8. Can the civil surgeon give an applicant more than one “original” Form I-693 in separate sealed envelopes if requested? 

A8. No. The civil surgeon should only give the applicant one original Form I-693 in a single sealed envelope. The applicant should only receive a copy of the Form I-693. The form instructions require the civil surgeon to make two copies of the completed and signed Form I-693 and supporting documentation: one copy is for the civil surgeon’s records and the other copy is for the applicant. The civil surgeon may provide several copies, but must provide only one sealed envelope with only one original.  

 Source:  FAQ  based on USCIS hosted series of seminars for civil surgeons in 2012. www.AILA.org

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USCIS Vaccine requirements for I 693 forms (see below)

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We also provide Primary and Preventive Care  for  Adults   

1. Tetanus shot (Td/Tdap) if you did not receive in last 10 years. 

2. Varicella (Chicken pox) vaccine if no     history of disease/immunity. 

3. Pneumonia Vaccine (1-2 doses). 

4. Flu Vaccine (during flu shot season as defined by USCIS).

1. Tetanus shot (Tdap/Td) if you did not receive in last (10) years. 

2. MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) shots if born after 1957. (2 doses between age 1-18 yrs or one dose as an adult).

3. Varicella (Chicken pox) vaccine if no history of disease/immunity. 4. Flu vaccine (during flu shot season as defined by USCIS).

1. Hepatitis B (3 doses)

2. Polio vaccine. (3-4 doses)

3. DTP (or DTaP/Td) . (3-4 doses)

4. MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)  (2 doses)

5. Varicella (Chicken pox)  if no history of chicken pox in past. 

6. Flu vaccine (during flu shot season) for kids 6 mo thru 18 yr) 

7. Meningococcal vaccine  (for age 11+) (1-2 doses)

8. Tdap  after age 11 (if last DTap is 5+ years ago

 (Doctor will advise you on missing doses when you are here)

2. DTap update.

3. Polio  update.

4. HIB update.

5. MMR vaccines update.

6. Varicella (Chicken pox) vaccine update.

7. Flu vaccine (during flu shot season) for kids 6 month thru 18 yr).

 (Doctor will advise you on missing doses when you are here)