Cost & Payment
What will my I-693 cost?
The Bay Area's Fastest I-693 Service - at the Best Price
$200 per person - Discounted Cash Price
$220 per person - Credit or Debit Card
Your fee includes your immigration medical examination and completion of Form I-693.
No separate I-693 completion fee. No hidden processing fee.
Required laboratory testing, imaging, vaccinations, or treatment - if needed - are separate. We also offer competitively priced immunity testing through our laboratory partners.
Premium I-693 Service. Without the Premium Price.
What payment methods do you accept?
- No Zelle / Venmo / Checks.
- Card Payment (Credit/Debit) - $220 / Person.
- Cash Payment Discounted Price - $200 / Person.
For lab orders through us, if requested, payment is due electronically via payment link that will be sent to you or can be found below in FAQ for lab tests! Best prices in the whole Bay Area!
What is Unlimited Reissue Protection?
Unlimited I-693 Reissue Protection — $40 per person
Prepay once for replacement sealed I-693 envelopes.
Sealed I-693 envelopes are sometimes lost in transit, misplaced by the recipient, or requested again by your attorney or USCIS. For $40 per person, added at the time of your original appointment, we will issue replacement sealed envelopes at no further charge.
What qualifies
We issue a replacement when you provide one of the following:
- A USCIS RFE or other written request for the I-693
- A written resubmission request from your attorney or law firm
- Written confirmation that the envelope was lost, damaged, or never received
What this does not cover
This plan covers reprinting your existing I-693 only. It does not cover corrections, changes to your information, additional testing, updated vaccinations, or a new examination. Any of those require a new I-693 with new dates and is billed separately.
Replacement envelopes reproduce the original examination and carry the original I-693 date.
Terms
Must be purchased at your original appointment; it cannot be added afterward. Without it, replacement envelopes are $100 per person, per envelope (discounted cash price) or $120 by credit/debit card.
Ask Dr. Agrawal about Unlimited Reissue Protection at your appointment.
Before Your Visit
Can I get my lab tests done through my primary care doctor?
No. Effective September 2025, all the lab tests for immigration medical must to be ordered by the civil surgeon as per CDC and USCIS. Not doing so will result in rejection of I-693 application!
What if I received my vaccines in the past but no longer have the records?
Send us whatever vaccination documentation you have, and we will review it before your appointment.
When acceptable vaccination records are unavailable, there may be two options depending on the vaccine:
- Receive an additional required dose, or
- Provide acceptable laboratory evidence of immunity when permitted.
Laboratory evidence of immunity may be accepted for MMR, Hepatitis B, Varicella, and certain other vaccines when the testing meets current CDC requirements.
For polio, immunity testing is acceptable only when the test documents antibodies to all three poliovirus types. Because qualifying testing may not always be readily available, vaccination may be the simpler option.
Tetanus/Tdap vaccination requirements are generally satisfied through acceptable vaccination documentation or an appropriate vaccine dose rather than immunity testing.
If you are unsure, do not repeat vaccines unnecessarily before we review your records.
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Do I need to have new 2024-2025 Covid-19 vaccine for I693?
Effective 1/22/2025 Covid-19 vaccine is not needed for I693.
How many doses of the vaccine are required to complete I-693?
One dose is enough as long as it is not time for the second dose prior to your appointment. Second dose of Polio vaccine, Hepatitis B vaccine and Varicella vaccine is due 4 weeks after the first dose and hence, you will need a second dose of these vaccines if more than 4 weeks have been elapsed at the time of your appointment with the doctor since your first dose.
Appointments
Do you have appointments available today or tomorrow?
We offer appointments throughout the week across multiple locations, including 7-day availability subject to schedule and location.
However, the fastest way to complete your I-693 is to finish your required laboratory testing and vaccinations before your appointment.
Once your requirements are ready, we will help you find the most convenient available location—or the location where Dr. Agrawal can see you soonest.
To keep your process moving efficiently, we generally schedule your completion appointment promptly after your laboratory testing is completed.
Prepare first. Come in once. Leave completed.
All required labs and vaccine are listed above that you can get done prior to your appointment!
Can I get my I-693 completed the same day?
Yes. Your I-693 is completed, signed, and sealed in a single visit of about 20 minutes, and you leave with the sealed envelope in hand — no second trip, no waiting period for the form.
What makes that possible is that we schedule your exam only after your lab tests and vaccinations are complete, so the visit finishes your I-693 rather than starting the process. If you still need labs or vaccines, we'll tell you exactly what's outstanding and book you as soon as they're done.
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
Bring one valid government issued photo ID such as driver's license, state ID or passport.
We strongly recommend that you watch our instructional video here, which explains everything you need to know in 5 minutes. Most Lab tests and vaccines are explained here.
The Exam & Your Form
How long does the exam take and when do I receive my sealed I-693 form?
If all records are available at the time of appointment and no further work-up is needed, we can give you the signed I-693 form sealed in an envelope SAME DAY in about 20 minutes!
Can my sealed envelope be mailed to me or someone else pick it for me?
No! All applicants must come in person to sign and get their own sealed envelope as required by USCIS!
Do you perform the TB test or blood test?
Effective 9/5/2025, all labs must be ordered from Civil Surgeon office within 2 weeks of your appointment for completion of I693.
- Quantiferon TB test - Needed for everyone of age 2 years or above
- Syphilis test - Needed for everyone of age 18 years to 44 years
- Gonorrhea test - Needed for everyone of age 18 years to 24 years
See Mandatory Preparation Package!
- MMR immunity test - Needed for everyone born in or after 1957 who doesn't have proof of vaccination
- Varicella immunity test - Needed for everyone who doesn't have proof of vaccination
- Hepatitis B immunity test - Needed for everyone under 60 years of age who doesn't have proof of vaccination
After completing your Requirements Preparation Package purchase, you will receive instructions by email. Any of the above laboratory testing which is required to be issued from our office, we will send you a lab order for you to complete testing at an independent CLIA-certified laboratory (Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp).
The laboratory will collect your sample and send results directly to our office. We will notify you once your results are reviewed.
Is a chest x-ray required?
No, not unless you have a positive tuberculosis lab test result.
Special Situations
What if I am pregnant?
- MMR
- Varicella
- Polio
Hepatitis B vaccine and Tetanus vaccine can be safely taken during pregnancy.
All the above vaccines can be taken during breastfeeding.
I don't have original vaccination records but can I get a certificate from another doctor stating that I have completed all childhood vaccination?
A statement or certificate from another doctor regarding your childhood vaccinations, in the absence of the original vaccination records, may be considered fraudulent by USCIS. We kindly request that you provide the original vaccination records. If you do not have them, you may either receive an additional dose of the vaccine or provide proof of immunity by lab tests (lab tests for immunity are applicable only for MMR, Hepatitis B and Varicella).
Do you accept medical insurance or travel insurance for the immigration physical exam?
We do not bill insurance directly for the I-693 immigration medical examination. Immigration medical exams are not covered under any insurance plans. However, you can submit the receipts for the fee paid to us your insurance to see if they will cover or not. Everyone can go to any pharmacy to get the vaccines using their insurance at minimal to no cost. We don't sell vaccines.
What if I or my family members do not have medical insurance?
If you do not have insurance, you may go to your local pharmacy or health department (Find a health center here.) to get your vaccinations.
Alameda County Vaccinations for Uninsured
Santa Clara County Vaccinations for Uninsured
Find Syphilis/Gonorrhea Testing for Uninsured (CDC STD Clinic Locator)
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