Serving Murray, Salt Lake City, Sandy, and West Jordan
USCIS I-693 Immigration Medical Exams in Murray, Utah
Our Murray clinic provides USCIS-certified I-693 immigration medical exams with clear appointment steps, vaccine review, lab testing, and follow-up paperwork support for patients across Salt Lake County.
- Performed by
- A designated civil surgeon
- Includes
- Vaccination review and lab work
- You leave with
- Your sealed envelope
What to bring to your appointment
Bringing these lets us finish in one visit. Missing vaccination records is the most common reason a second visit is needed.
Photo identification
A passport or other government-issued photo ID.
Your vaccination records
Any records you have, from any country. Bring the originals if you can.
Form I-693, if USCIS sent you one
Bring it unopened and unsigned if it was provided to you.
Records of any ongoing treatment
Including any past tuberculosis testing or treatment.
When this may not be the right fit
- Do not open the sealed envelope once it is given to you. USCIS will not accept it if the seal is broken.
- If you are unsure which form or exam applies to your case, call us before booking and we will help you work it out.
What to expect
- 1
Records review
We go through your vaccination history and identify anything still needed.
- 2
Examination
The physical examination required for the form.
- 3
Laboratory work
Testing as required, completed here.
- 4
Sealed envelope
Your completed form is sealed and given to you for USCIS.
What it costs
Immigration medical exams are generally not covered by health insurance and are paid directly. The total can vary depending on which vaccinations or laboratory tests you still need. Call us and we will walk you through the likely cost before you book.
Call (801) 327-8700 to check your coverageFrequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to my USCIS I-693 immigration exam?
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID, your vaccination records, and an interpreter if needed. Our clinic provides the I-693 form and guides you through the required steps.
How many appointments are required for the I-693 exam?
Most patients complete the process in two visits. The first visit covers paperwork and lab testing, and the second visit reviews results and completes the medical exam documents.
Are immigration medical exams covered by insurance?
The immigration medical exam itself is generally self-pay. Some vaccines may be billable through insurance depending on your plan.
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Book an Appointment
Speak with our clinic team to confirm eligibility, paperwork, and next available appointments.