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Oakton Health Center

I-693 Immigration Medical Exam • Civil Surgeon • Skokie, IL
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USCIS-Designated Civil Surgeon • 6 Days/Week

I‑693 Immigration Medical Exam
Done Right — In Just 2 Visits

The U.S. Immigration Medical Exam (Form I‑693) is a required medical examination for green card / adjustment of status applicants and certain non‑immigrant visa applicants. We provide a fast, accurate exam with a sealed USCIS-ready packet — backed by 30+ years of experience and transparent all‑in pricing.

Lowest Price in the AreaSame services included — transparent pricing with no surprises.
We Complete Form I‑693We fill in all details so your paperwork is accurate.
Kids Under 14 DiscountFamily-friendly pricing options.
Sealed EnvelopeProperly sealed packet labeled “DO NOT OPEN.”
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⏱️ Fast scheduling
🧪 Lab testing as required by USCIS
📍 Skokie, IL 4860 Oakton St

What is the Immigration Medical Exam (Form I‑693)?

Generally, applicants for immigrant visas (and some non-immigrant visas), refugees, and adjustment of status to permanent resident must submit a Form I‑693 completed by a designated Civil Surgeon. The exam is used to report results to USCIS and confirms you are not inadmissible on public health grounds.

USCIS-Authorized Civil Surgeon

Only USCIS-approved physicians can perform the I‑693 exam in the U.S.

Clear, Step-by-Step Process

We guide you through labs, vaccines (if needed), and final sealed packet delivery.

Transparent, All‑In Pricing

No hidden fees — you know what’s included before you start.

Why We’re Better Than Typical I‑693 Clinics

30+ Years of Experience

Immigration exams are what we do — not a side service. We’ve handled thousands of cases and know the process.

Real Reviews, Real Patients

We invite you to check our real feedback and see how consistently patients describe a smooth, respectful experience.

No Hidden Fees

Some offices advertise a “low price” then add charges for paperwork, vaccine review, or administrative steps. We’re upfront about what’s included.

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Complete I‑693 Packet We fill in all details, review your documents, and prepare your USCIS-ready packet.
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Included Services Clarity We tell you exactly what’s included (and what may be required based on USCIS rules) before you commit.
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Lowest Price in the Area (Same Inclusions) When comparing identical included services, we keep our fee among the lowest locally.

Only 2 Visits — Here’s How

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Visit 1: Exam + Labs Medical exam, vaccination review, and required laboratory testing as applicable.
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Processing & Paperwork We complete Form I‑693 details accurately, per USCIS requirements.
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Visit 2: Sealed Packet Receive your sealed envelope labeled “DO NOT OPEN” for USCIS submission.

Our Clinic & Civil Surgeon

Doctor reviewing immigration medical documents Modern medical clinic reception area Physician preparing sealed USCIS I-693 envelope

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an immigration medical exam and why do I need to complete one?
Most applicants filing for immigrant visas (and some non-immigrant visas), refugees, and adjustments of status must submit a Form I‑693 completed by a designated Civil Surgeon. It reports the results to USCIS and is required to establish that you are not inadmissible to the United States on public health grounds.
Who is a Civil Surgeon?
A Civil Surgeon is a licensed physician authorized by USCIS to conduct immigration medical exams. Oakton Health Center has a Civil Surgeon on duty six days a week.
Can my regular doctor perform the medical examination?
No. Only USCIS-approved physicians familiar with immigration medical policy and updates can perform the I‑693 exam in the U.S. (Civil Surgeon). Outside the U.S., the exam is performed by a Panel Physician.
Which form needs to be submitted for the immigration medical exam?
If applying in the United States, you submit Form I‑693 completed by a designated Civil Surgeon. If applying outside the United States, you may use Form DS‑2053 through a U.S. consular process. We’ll guide you to the correct form requirements.
What documents are required for the medical exam?
Bring your passport, driver’s license, or state ID. Nice to have: vaccination records and your Alien Registration Number (A‑Number).
What happens after the medical exam?
After completion, the Civil Surgeon certifies the results on the appropriate forms and places them in a sealed envelope labeled “DO NOT OPEN THE SEALED ENVELOPE.” USCIS can reject forms if the envelope is opened or altered. You (the applicant) submit the sealed envelope to USCIS with your application.
How long is my medical exam valid?
The form must be signed by a Civil Surgeon no more than 60 days before filing the underlying immigration application and remains valid for two years following the date signed. Schedule close to your filing date while allowing time for lab testing.
Why choose Oakton Health Center over other offices?
We’ve been performing immigration medical exams for 30+ years and focus on doing it correctly the first time: clear instructions, efficient scheduling, accurate I‑693 completion, and a properly sealed USCIS packet. We also provide transparent, all‑in pricing—no “low advertised price” that grows later with add‑on fees. Ask us what’s included and compare. You can also check our real patient feedback and see why customers recommend us.
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