Examen médico de inmigración I-693
Availability and Scheduling
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Our team is available to assist with scheduling and inquiries Monday through Friday.
Examinations at detention centers are conducted on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Built for detained-client case coordination
This page is specifically for attorneys and legal teams seeking medical exam services inside detention facilities, separate from our in-clinic immigration medical services. We work with law offices that need a practical pathway to evaluate detained clients when transportation, custody restrictions, or case timing make a standard clinic visit difficult.
Our role is to help your office determine whether the case is appropriate for an on-site evaluation, what records are needed, and how to move the process forward efficiently. Final form eligibility and completion always depend on the client’s facts, the required clinical findings, and the governing immigration rules for the specific form.
How attorney referrals work
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Your office submits the detained client’s basic case details, detention location, requested service, and urgency level so we can assess whether the case is appropriate for facility-based evaluation.
Initial legal-office call
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We review the available medical, custodial, and case-related information needed to determine next steps for I‑693 or N‑648 scheduling and documentation.
Case and records review
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If the matter is appropriate to proceed, we coordinate the logistics required for evaluation inside the detention facility, including communication around access, timing, and required information from counsel.
Facility coordination
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The medical evaluation is performed and the required documentation is completed according to the applicable form and clinical findings. For I‑693 matters, only a USCIS-designated civil surgeon may complete the form; for N‑648 matters, the provider must clearly document the qualifying impairment and its functional impact.
Evaluation and documentation
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Your office receives next-step communication regarding additional records, scheduling status, and documentation handling so the legal team can keep the case moving.
Follow-up with counsel
Cases that may be a fit
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This page is intended for immigration lawyers, accredited representatives, and legal support staff referring detained clients for possible I‑693 or N‑648 services. It is especially useful when the client is in custody, movement is restricted, and counsel needs a provider who can evaluate whether on-site medical services are feasible.
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A referral does not guarantee that a form can be completed. Clinical appropriateness, detention-facility access, timing, available records, and form-specific requirements all affect whether the matter can proceed.
FAQs
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No. USCIS requires the medical professional to explain how the impairment specifically prevents the applicant from meeting the English and/or civics requirements, and the condition must have lasted or be expected to last at least 12 months.
Does a diagnosis automatically qualify a client for Form N‑648?
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If you represent a detained client and need on-site immigration medical exam coordination, send us the case basics and our team will contact your office to review fit, timing, and next steps. Please do not submit protected health details through the website form unless your intake process is set up to receive them securely.