Immigration Physical
WiseCare Urgent Care in Pasadena, Maryland, provides professional immigration physicals for individuals applying for visas or U.S. citizenship. Board-certified physician Perry Weisman, MD, is a designated provider authorized to perform comprehensive immigration medical exams in accordance with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requirements.
Dr. Weisman and his team prioritize your overall health while ensuring that all necessary medical forms are completed accurately. Immigration physicals can be scheduled online, by phone at (410) 255-7900, or completed as walk-ins at either location
What to Expect & Important Information
After completing the immigration physical, Dr. Weisman prepares all required reports for USCIS. These are provided to the patient in a sealed envelope to submit with the immigration application. The medical clearance is valid for one year from the exam date.
Tips for a smooth appointment:
- Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing
- Bring all vaccination records and valid identification
- Complete Form I-693 in advance to reduce processing time
For infants and children, WiseCare also follows recommended immunization schedules to ensure compliance with USCIS standards. Adult immunization guidance is available for applicants age 19 and older.
To schedule your immigration physical, visit WiseCare Urgent Care online or call (410) 255-7900. Walk-in appointments are also welcome.
MORE INFORMATION
Detailed Information About Immigration Physicals
Immigration physicals are required by USCIS to confirm that applicants are free from health conditions that could pose a risk to themselves or the community. The exam includes a review of both physical and mental health, along with a comprehensive physical evaluation, which may cover:
- Height and weight
- Skin health
- Heart rhythm and lung function
- Blood pressure and body temperature
- Vision and hearing assessments
Dr. Weisman and his team also review vaccination records and create a timeline for any required immunizations, such as measles, mumps, rubella (MMR), tetanus, diphtheria, chickenpox, or other vaccines as required by USCIS.
Laboratory Testing:
- Blood tests for infectious diseases, including syphilis and gonorrhea
- Tuberculosis (TB) screening
Patients are encouraged to complete part 1 of Form I-693 before the exam and bring vaccination records and valid identification. If using an interpreter, they must complete and sign part 2. The form can be typed directly and printed to streamline the registration process.