Even if your past I-693 is expired, you might be able to resuse some information from your previous exam.

USCIS has different immunization requirements for different age group, this will affact your cost for the immigration phyical exam espically if you have missed immunization requirements or cannot provide an immunization record.

Not being able to provide your immunization record does not mean you have to get all the vaccines from the start. Many vaccines can be determined from testing for additional antibodies in your blood (a blood test is mandortory for all USCIS Immigration medical exam). However, since the cost of the vaccines varies as the pharmaceutical market fluctuates, sometimes its just more economical, simpler and quicker to get the shot. In most situations there is no harm to get the same vacine twice, but we always recommend that you contact us or a qualified healthcare provider before getting any vaccination.

The USCIS Immigration Medical Exam itself is almost never covered by your health insurance plan, but Dr. Wang can and is willing to works with your current family doctor (PCP) and insurance provider directly to try to find some saving opportunities, this is espically true for vaccinations. Just give Dr. Wang a call if you have any question or concern.

Generally, blood test is the most time consuming task in the entire process, some diagnostic items requires at least 48 hours to complete. Depending on your situation, we can offer a few alternatives to complete this task as effciently as possible.