I-693 medical exam · Florissant, MO
Immigration Medical Exam (I-693) in Florissant, MO
Florissant applicants complete the USCIS Form I-693 immigration medical exam with a designated civil surgeon. We are a short trip south on I-170, in the Woodson and Lambert area.
A straight run south on I-170
Florissant is one of the few towns with a county public health site inside its own limits. It is the DPH Koch Park office on Charbonier Road. Know what that office does and does not cover before you count on it. That is because for adult catch-up immunizations, you will be sent somewhere else.
What is tested during the immigration medical exam?
The visit covers your history and the focused USCIS exam. It includes a immunization review (a check of your vaccines) with catch-up doses. Required tuberculosis, syphilis and gonorrhea tests are done on site. Plan on 2 to 6 hours. See fees and timeline for cost and turnaround. See vaccine requirements for the dose list.
Can I use my own doctor for the USCIS medical exam?
USCIS accepts the I-693 from designated physicians only. A form filled out wrong comes back as a Request for Evidence. Dr. Gurpreet Singh Padda, MD, MBA, MHP is designated (CSID 111051). He is board-certified by five American specialty boards.
How far is the exam from Florissant?
4477 Woodson Rd, Suite 102 is a short drive south on I-170. It sits right beside Lambert Airport, with parking at the building.
Who we see from Florissant
Adjustment-of-status applicants and their families across Florissant and north county. We also do N-648 evaluations when a medical condition keeps someone from passing the citizenship test.
N-648 evaluations, separately
Some applicants have a medical or mental-health condition that keeps them from completing the English and civics requirement. For them, the N-648 disability waiver is a separate evaluation. We do it here, in the applicant’s own language where that helps.
Where can Florissant adults get catch-up vaccines for the I-693?
Vaccine gaps delay more I-693s than any other single factor. The county’s Koch Park site on Charbonier Road is a WIC office. WIC serves women, infants and children, not general adult immunization. So for adult catch-up doses, use one of the two north county health centers. Or have them given at your exam.
John C. Murphy Health Center (North County)
6121 N Hanley Rd, Berkeley, MO 63134
(314) 615-0500
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
North Central Community Health Center (North County)
4000 Jennings Station Rd, Pine Lawn, MO 63121
(314) 615-9700
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Each runs a walk-in vaccine clinic. Each offers a sliding fee discount for uninsured patients below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. Both accept insurance and Medicaid. Hours change, so call ahead.
Driving directions from Florissant, MO to 4477 Woodson Rd, Suite 102.
Nearby: Ferguson · Berkeley · Bridgeton · St. Louis County
Frequently asked questions
There is a county health office in Florissant. Can I get my vaccines there?
Not adult catch-up doses. The DPH site at Koch Park on Charbonier Road is a WIC office. WIC serves women, infants and children. For adult immunizations, use John C. Murphy in Berkeley or North Central in Pine Lawn. Or have the doses given during your exam.
Do doses recorded in your home country count? That is covered in Will USCIS Accept My Foreign Vaccination Records? What Counts for the I-693.
Which vaccines do I actually need at my age?
The requirement is set by age band, not one fixed list. That is why applicants are often told they need doses they do not. The age-by-age breakdown is here: vaccine and immunization requirements for Form I-693.
Who actually qualifies for an N-648 waiver?
It turns on specific medical criteria. It does not turn on how hard the applicant finds the test. A physician explains the bar here: who qualifies for the N-648.
What identification do I need to bring?
A government photo ID or passport. Your immunization records. Any USCIS notices you have received. Past TB test or treatment papers help too. More on how to prepare: what to know before booking.
How much does the immigration medical exam cost?
The complete Form I-693 exam is $390. Book Regular and pay it all at the visit. Or book Document Verified, with $100 when you schedule and $290 at the visit. Bring your ID and vaccine records so the visit goes as planned. Costs and turnaround are laid out on our fees and timeline page. Most applicants from Florissant and north county are seen within days of booking.
How long does the immigration medical exam take?
Plan on 2 to 6 hours. The visit covers your medical history and the focused USCIS exam. It includes a review of your immunizations with any catch-up doses. It also includes the required tuberculosis, syphilis and gonorrhea tests. All of it is done on site at 4477 Woodson Rd, Suite 102. Parking is at the building, a short drive south on I-170 from Florissant.
How do I schedule my USCIS medical exam?
Book online with the Schedule your exam button on this page. Or call (314) 960-9100, or text (314) 886-5902. Most applicants are seen within days. Regular needs no payment when you book. Document Verified takes $100 at booking. Bring a government photo ID or passport, your immunization records and any USCIS notices you have received.
Where to go
4477 Woodson Rd, Suite 102, St. Louis, MO 63134
Directly next to St. Louis Lambert International Airport · easy parking
info@immigrationexam.us
Hours: Mon–Wed 8:00 AM–5:00 PM, Thu 8:00 AM–12:00 PM
Clinic map & directions · Meet Dr. Padda, your civil surgeon
Schedule your immigration medical exam
Most applicants are seen within days. The complete I-693 exam is $390. Book Regular and pay nothing until your visit. Or book Document Verified, with $100 at booking and $290 at the visit. Bring your ID and vaccine records.