07/19/2024
The USCIS Immigration Medical Examination, commonly referred to as the Green Card Medical Exam, is a health screening required for those applying for U.S. permanent residence.
Here's a detailed overview:
Purpose
The exam ensures that applicants do not have health conditions that would make them inadmissible to the U.S. These conditions include communicable diseases of public health significance, lack of required vaccinations, physical or mental disorders with harmful behavior, and drug abuse or addiction.
Components of the Exam
✅Medical History Review
The designated civil surgeon reviews the applicant’s medical history, including past and present illnesses and treatments.
✅Physical Examination
A thorough physical exam is conducted to check the applicant's overall health.
✅Vaccination Assessment
The civil surgeon reviews the applicant’s vaccination records to ensure compliance with U.S. immigration requirements. Required vaccines include those for mumps, measles, rubella, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, hepatitis B, influenza, and others per CDC guidelines.
✅Testing for Communicable Diseases
Applicants are tested for tuberculosis (TB), syphilis, and other communicable diseases. This typically includes a chest X-ray and blood tests.
✅Mental Health Evaluation
The surgeon evaluates the applicant for any mental health conditions that could pose a risk to public safety.
This exam is a critical step in the immigration process, ensuring that public health and safety standards are maintained.
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