Dr. Olubukola Okoro is a USCIS-designated civil surgeon who performs in-person immigration medical examinations at RescueMD, 945 Stockton Drive, Suite 6100, Allen, TX 75013. We welcome applicants traveling from Plano, Frisco and McKinney to our Allen office. Dr. Okoro reviews your history, performs the required examination and completes Form I-693 after applicable tests and vaccination records have been addressed.
The civil surgeon checks your health history, performs a physical examination and reviews the vaccination record required for your situation. USCIS and CDC instructions also call for screening for certain communicable diseases, with tests based on factors such as age and medical history. The team will explain which tests, records or vaccines you need. If results or vaccination documentation are outstanding, completing the form may require a follow-up step. This examination takes place in person. A video consultation cannot replace the required physical examination or testing for Form I-693. A sick visit, DOT physical or routine annual exam is also a different service and does not automatically satisfy immigration exam requirements.
Bring government-issued photo identification, your available vaccination records and information about current medicines and significant medical conditions. If you have previous laboratory results, treatment records or a USCIS notice related to the exam, tell the team when scheduling and bring the documents requested. Ask which version of the form and any additional paperwork the office needs; USCIS provides current Form I-693 information.
If you do not have complete vaccination records, the civil surgeon can review what is documented and explain what is required for you. Requirements vary by age and circumstance. Some vaccines or laboratory services may be provided elsewhere, so ask where each part will take place and how results will reach the office.
After required information is available, the civil surgeon completes Form I-693 according to current USCIS instructions. The team can explain when to expect the completed document, how it will be provided and what you must do with it. If you receive a sealed envelope, follow the instructions given for filing and do not open it. The medical exam documents health findings; the clinic cannot decide the outcome or timing of your immigration case.
Ask for the current exam price when scheduling and whether lab tests, vaccines and any follow-up visit have separate charges. Our cash-pay clinic page describes different annual office-visit packages; ask specifically about immigration-exam pricing rather than assuming the package applies. For ongoing medical care outside the I-693 process, see primary care in Allen.
No. The immigration medical examination is performed in person by a designated civil surgeon in our Allen office. You can call to discuss preparation and paperwork before visiting.
Timing depends on the required test results, vaccination records and any follow-up. Ask the team about your expected process at scheduling.
Our immigration exam is performed at the Allen office. Patients from nearby communities can travel to us there.
Contact our team for personalized answers about your Immigration Physical
Call 972-390-7667 to plan your in-person immigration exam in Allen.
945 Stockton Drive,
Ste #6100 Allen, TX 75013
Phone: 972-390-7667
Fax: 972-390-1557
