Comprehensive Immigration Medical Exams Performed by Certified Civil Surgeons
Complete your USCIS Form I-693 medical examination with our certified civil surgeons at KingStreet Apothecary in Alexandria, Virginia. We provide an efficient, accurate, and fully compliant immigration medical exam to help ensure your adjustment of status application is processed without delays.
Our clinic offers a streamlined experience with on-site testing, vaccination services, and clear guidance throughout the entire process — making us one of the most trusted options for I-693 exams in Northern Virginia.
USCIS now requires applicants to submit Form I-693 — or a partial Form I-693 — together with Form I-485.
If the I-693 is missing from the initial package:
USCIS may reject the entire application.
Because many immigration applicants in the Alexandria and Washington, D.C. metro area file through local USCIS field offices, it is essential to ensure your medical documentation is complete before submission.
A partial I-693 is required when filing for adjustment after an overseas exam.
Applicants often need the vaccination section completed if their overseas panel physician did not provide a fully compliant vaccination record.
A partial I-693 may be required to complete missing vaccine documentation. If you are unsure whether you need a full or partial exam, our civil surgeons provide clear guidance at your appointment.
Performed by a USCIS-certified civil surgeon following official guidelines.
We verify your vaccination history and provide any missing vaccines required for immigration purposes.
A partial I-693 may be required to complete missing vaccine documentation. All tests are conducted according to USCIS regulations to ensure validity.
Assessment of prior health conditions, treatments, medications, and overseas exam records (if applicable).
Your completed I-693 is signed, sealed, and prepared for official submission. An additional copy is provided for your personal records.
If your application is rejected for administrative reasons (such as missing fees or signatures) and USCIS opens the sealed I-693 envelope, you may still resubmit the original medical exam as long as:
Our team assists patients in understanding next steps when this occurs.
