USCIS Immigration Doctors
Location : Alexandria, MN
Immigration Medical Fees: $375 Onwards
Schedule Your Appointment For Green Card Medical Exam
easyIME verified USCIS Civil Surgeon
- Physical exam and Form completion
- Blood Work
- Vaccinations - Extra
easyIME verified USCIS Civil Surgeon
- Physical exam and Form completion
- Blood Work
- Vaccinations - Extra
easyIME verified USCIS Civil Surgeon
- Physical exam and Form completion
- Blood Work
- Vaccinations - Extra
- Physical exam and Form completion
- Blood Work
- Vaccinations - Extra
- Physical exam and Form completion
- Blood Work
- Vaccinations - Extra
- Physical exam and Form completion
- Blood Work
- Vaccinations - Extra
Note: easyime.com only processes I-693 Medical Examination for Green Card.
Immigration Medical Exams costs consist of Physical, Lab/Blood Work and Vaccination.
The total cost may change based on age, medical and vaccination history at the time of exam / respective clinic policy.
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