What the immigration
physical exam looks for
During an immigration physical exam the civil surgeon or
examining physician is looking for certain conditions which can make you
ineligible for your green card. These
conditions include:
·
A physical or mental disorder, along with a
history of behavior that is associated with this disorder which may pose or
already has posed a threat to the safety, property, or welfare of yourself or
others and where this behavior seems likely to recur and lead to other types of
harmful behavior.
·
A physical or mental disorder, along with a
history of behavior that is associated with the disorder and which may pose or
already has posed a threat to the safety, property, or welfare of either
yourself or others.
·
A communicable disease which is considered to
have public health significance. The
primary diseases an immigration physical exam looks for are active
tuberculosis, infection leprosy, and venereal diseases.
·
Addiction to or abuse of drugs.
Germantown Primary Care Associates in Germantown,
Maryland can provide you a complete immigration physical exam. Dr. Manbir Takhar, the Chief Medical Officer
at Germantown Primary Care Associates is an appointed U.S. Civil Surgeon,
authorized to conduct immigration physical exams.
How to submit your
immigration physical exam results
If you are still overseas when applying for your green
card provide your documentation to the U.S. consulate or to the U.S.
embassy.
If you are already in the United States, your immigration
physical exam physician will complete the Form I-693 and give it to you in a
sealed envelope. Do not open this
envelope, but take it with you to USCIS when you have your green card
interview.
Germantown Primary Care Associates in Germantown,
Maryland provide the best primary care in the area. They can also help your with your immigration physical exam, so give them a call today.
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