What do I need to bring with me for my medical Exam?

[Ahoy01 31]

So I am quite a ways away from my medical exam but want to start preparing for it. I was wondering for those of you who have done their medical what do I have to take to my medical exam besides my appointment letter and all that paper work?

 

I know I need my immunization records is something I need to bring with me. Besides that is there anything else I need to bring with me? I am in my mid 20's have clean bill of health. Never had any surgeries, never was on medication for anything (besides cough, cold and other normal things). So what should I be requesting from my doctor besides my immunization records.

 

 

[SabRob 154]

You will also need 4 passport style photos and a note from your doctor stating that you are in good health. I'm not sure about the last one, prior to my medical I looked up the info on the clinic's website and it said to bring that note from the doctor as well. The best thing would be to call the clinic/doctor's office and ask them what to bring. 

[SabRob 154]

Also note that some clinics require 5 photographs instead of 4 (you can look it up on NVCs website) and you will also need your passport, forgot to mention that. 

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/interview/prepare.html

Select your embassy to see the specific requirements.

[Mr Geminian 691]

1 hour ago, Eli01 said:

So I am quite a ways away from my medical exam but want to start preparing for it. I was wondering for those of you who have done their medical what do I have to take to my medical exam besides my appointment letter and all that paper work?

 

I know I need my immunization records is something I need to bring with me. Besides that is there anything else I need to bring with me? I am in my mid 20's have clean bill of health. Never had any surgeries, never was on medication for anything (besides cough, cold and other normal things). So what should I be requesting from my doctor besides my immunization records.

 

 

> Take about 6 Passport Size photographs of 2x2 inches

> Your Passport + 1 Photocopy of biographical page

> Medical Exam Appointment letter

> Letter/E-mail printout from US Embassy/Consulate asking you to do medical exam for immigration purpose

 

 

Additionally you may take immunizations records with you. 

 

[Ahoy01 31]

1 hour ago, Aviinashh said:

> Take about 6 Passport Size photographs of 2x2 inches

> Your Passport + 1 Photocopy of biographical page

> Medical Exam Appointment letter

> Letter/E-mail printout from US Embassy/Consulate asking you to do medical exam for immigration purpose

 

 

Additionally you may take immunizations records with you. 

 

 

2 hours ago, SabRob said:

Also note that some clinics require 5 photographs instead of 4 (you can look it up on NVCs website) and you will also need your passport, forgot to mention that. 

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/interview/prepare.html

Select your embassy to see the specific requirements.

 

2 hours ago, SabRob said:

You will also need 4 passport style photos and a note from your doctor stating that you are in good health. I'm not sure about the last one, prior to my medical I looked up the info on the clinic's website and it said to bring that note from the doctor as well. The best thing would be to call the clinic/doctor's office and ask them what to bring. 

So no need to request every single note  the doctors office has on me?

 

I did call every single doctor authorized to do the medical in Canada and for some reason no one answered the phone and all of them directed me to the website if i wanted to make an appointment. 

Edited October 19, 2017 by Eli01

[SabRob 154]

Just now, Eli01 said:

 

 

So no need to request every single document the doctors office has on me?

 

I did call every single doctor authorized to do the medical in Canada and for some reason no one answered the phone and all of them directed me to the website if i wanted to make an appointment. 

I don't think so, no. Do their websites tell you what to bring?

[Ahoy01 31]

Just now, SabRob said:

I don't think so, no. Do their websites tell you what to bring?

Well went to the state department website and it said something to the lines of "your medical history will be reviewed", was not sure if it means the doctor will just ask me about my medical history or if i should take documents.

[Mr Geminian 691]

2 hours ago, Eli01 said:

Well went to the state department website and it said something to the lines of "your medical history will be reviewed", was not sure if it means the doctor will just ask me about my medical history or if i should take documents.

check this link...https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Medical/MTL - Montreal.pdf

 

British Columbia- http://www.drcheema.ca/

Ontario- http://www.visadoctor.ca/usa & http://www.health1stmedical.ca/

Quebec- https://www.medisys.ca/en-ca/personal-health/immigration-medicals

[Ryan H 3,790]

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[mallafri76 1,012]

I would check with the clinic where you’re having your medical as it seems to vary from country to country and even clinic to clinic.

 

The common things are;

passport style photos

passport

immunization records or result from blood test showing immunity