Baron Medical Group
- Confirm documents, vaccination records, and sealed-form handling before you book
- Verify current civil-surgeon status and ask how paperwork is returned
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Los Angeles, CA
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How do you compare USCIS medical-exam and civil-surgeon options in Los Angeles, CA?
When people compare USCIS medical-exam and civil-surgeon options in Los Angeles, CA, four things narrow the field fastest: fit for the specific situation, verification that the provider is authorized to do the work, how clearly the process and paperwork are explained, and what follow-up is included.
Most people compare fit, process clarity, follow-up expectations, and whether the provider or program explains the next step in plain language, but convenience alone is rarely the full answer.
Costs, timelines, and verification steps can vary by market, so this page works best as a local orientation layer before a person decides which guide, official lookup, or callback path to use.
This page is educational and is designed to help you understand the local decision before you choose what to do next.
- This page works best as a local orientation layer before contacting providers.
- Use an official verification source when licensing, credentials, or lookup requirements need to be confirmed.
- Use the guide layer and next-steps flow only after the local comparison questions are clear.
Fast path: guides, FAQ, get matched with a provider, and methodology.
What this page recommends
Los Angeles USCIS medical exam shoppers should compare civil-surgeon authorization, total I-693 cost, paperwork handling, vaccine workflow, and sealed-packet timing in the same order before booking.
- Best for: Readers who still need to decide which questions should narrow the field before they compare providers or programs.
- Not for: A ranking, endorsement, or substitute for official verification.
- Next step: View Your Next Steps
Local civil surgeon comparison checklist
Los Angeles USCIS medical exam shoppers should compare civil-surgeon authorization, total I-693 cost, paperwork handling, vaccine workflow, and sealed-packet timing in the same order before booking.
- Verify the office appears in the USCIS civil surgeon locator under the same legal/provider name.
- Ask for the total I-693 cost path: exam, labs, vaccines, paperwork, sealed packet, and corrections.
- Ask whether same-day or same-week service means exam only or sealed packet completion.
- Ask how vaccine records, missing vaccines, lab work, and bilingual document support are handled.
- Ask whether the office explains packet timing before taking payment.
- Ask whether vaccines are onsite or referred out.
- Packet timing can vary sharply when vaccine gaps or outside testing add another step.
- Advertised base prices near Los Angeles run $230 to $700 for an adult (median $400 across 22 listings checked 2026-10-09); 20 of 22 include blood work, and 22 of 22 bill vaccinations on top. Ask for the all-in number.
Start here
View your next steps for Los Angeles
Use the dedicated next-steps path once you understand the basics for Los Angeles.
How people typically evaluate USCIS civil surgeons in Los Angeles, CA
Direct answer: When people schedule an immigration medical exam (Form I-693), they typically compare practical factors like appointment steps, required documents, and how results are delivered. This section is educational only and does not recommend or endorse any provider.
What usually matters most: People tend to make a better decision when they compare fit, verification, process, and follow-up before they compare convenience or marketing language.
Common mistake: Moving too fast on a price quote, a “best/top” claim, or a rushed intake before the service scope and documentation requirements are clear.
Best for: readers who still need to decide which questions should narrow the field before they compare providers or programs.
Do not use this section as: a ranking, endorsement, or substitute for official verification.
Cost vs outcome tradeoff: a faster quote or lighter intake can feel easier now, but the more useful path is usually the one that explains scope, verification, and follow-up clearly enough to reduce rework later.
- Whether the provider is an authorized USCIS civil surgeon (confirm status via official resources when available)
- What documents are typically required at the appointment (ID, vaccination records, prior medical documentation as applicable)
- What the visit usually includes (exam steps, labs, vaccinations if needed, and how follow-ups are handled)
- How fees are explained (what is included vs billed separately, and what additional visits may cost)
- Turnaround expectations for completed I-693 paperwork (timelines vary; ask how delivery and sealing are handled)
These factors describe common decision frameworks. They are not recommendations, rankings, or endorsements.
What usually matters most in Los Angeles, CA
In Los Angeles, CA, people usually make a better decision when they focus first on whether document handling, vaccination questions, and sealed-form logistics are explained clearly before the appointment.
Why this matters: City pages should help you slow the decision down enough to compare the right questions against California verification steps, not just click the nearest option.
Watch for this tradeoff: the real risk is usually paperwork friction, not just finding a nearby appointment.
What to confirm before you schedule in Los Angeles, CA
The useful version of a city page is not just where a civil surgeon is located. It is what the office includes, what you need to bring, and how the paperwork handoff actually works.
Authorization and exam scope
Confirm the office is a USCIS-designated civil surgeon and ask what the quoted visit actually covers. Some offices bundle paperwork and basic steps; others price parts separately.
Documents and records
Ask for the office checklist before you book. Identification, vaccination records, and clinic-specific instructions matter more than generic internet lists when timing is tight.
Turnaround and delays
Ask when the sealed paperwork or pickup instructions should be ready, what delays are common, and what happens if additional follow-up items are needed after the appointment.
After the appointment
Before you leave, clarify how the office handles final paperwork, whether anything else is pending, and what instructions apply to your next immigration filing step.
Who are the best providers in Los Angeles, CA?
There is no universal “best.” Use a consistent checklist: verify licensing through the state lookup below, confirm relevant credentials and scope, compare policies (follow-up, timelines, communication), and review practical fit (location, availability, insurance/fees where applicable). This list is educational only and is not a recommendation, ranking, or endorsement.
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Get matched with a provider in Los Angeles
Use the callback path after you review the local framework, directory examples, and FAQs for Los Angeles.
Examples of USCIS civil surgeon / immigration medical exam providers in Los Angeles, CA
Below are non-exhaustive examples of providers that offer immigration medical exams (Form I-693). This list is provided for educational context only and is not a recommendation, ranking, or endorsement.
Crenshaw Family Medical Group
- Confirm documents, vaccination records, and sealed-form handling before you book
- Verify current civil-surgeon status and ask how paperwork is returned
Immigration Medical Exam Center
- Confirm documents, vaccination records, and sealed-form handling before you book
- Verify current civil-surgeon status and ask how paperwork is returned
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Use the official California database before you contact any provider. Confirm identity, current license status, and any public disciplinary actions shown there.
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FAQ
Where can I get an I-693 exam near me in Los Angeles, CA?
Search for USCIS-designated civil surgeons serving Los Angeles, CA.
Do civil surgeons in Los Angeles, CA offer same-week appointments?
Availability varies by clinic and demand.
How much does the exam cost in Los Angeles, CA?
Pricing depends on provider fees and required services.
What should I bring to my appointment in Los Angeles, CA?
Bring identification, forms, and vaccination records.
How long until I receive my sealed envelope in Los Angeles, CA?
Timing varies based on test results and clinic processing.
Are labs done on-site in Los Angeles, CA?
Some clinics perform labs on-site; others refer externally.
Can I use prior vaccination records in Los Angeles, CA?
Providers review records to determine needed updates.
Is follow-up required after the exam in Los Angeles, CA?
Follow-up depends on findings and USCIS requirements.
How do I verify a civil surgeon in California?
Use the official USCIS civil surgeon locator.
What happens if I miss a required vaccine?
Providers will advise on next steps to meet USCIS criteria.
Related search paths
These routes support fanout/query coverage and keep owned paths visible, but they are intentionally secondary to the main framework and next-step flow.
Compare and shortlist
- uscis civil surgeons in Los Angeles, CA → City hub
Costs, timing, next steps
- uscis medical exam cost in Los Angeles, CA → Costs and timing
Costs, timing, next steps
- what documents to bring to a uscis medical exam in Los Angeles, CA → Document checklist
FAQ and process
- i-693 requirements in Los Angeles, CA → I-693 requirements
FAQ and process
- questions to ask a civil surgeon in Los Angeles, CA → Questions to ask
FAQ and process
- uscis vaccination requirements in Los Angeles, CA → Vaccination guide
Costs, timing, next steps
- what happens after a uscis medical exam in Los Angeles, CA → After exam next steps
- find a civil surgeon in Los Angeles, CA → Get matched with a provider
Compare and shortlist
- same day uscis civil surgeon appointment questions in Los Angeles, CA → Appointment questions
- bilingual civil surgeon and vaccine record questions in Los Angeles, CA → Documents and language support
Los Angeles USCIS medical exam choice: speed claims versus full-process clarity
Local civil surgeon comparison checklist
- Verify the office appears in the USCIS civil surgeon locator under the same legal/provider name.
- Ask for the total I-693 cost path: exam, labs, vaccines, paperwork, sealed packet, and corrections.
- Ask whether same-day or same-week service means exam only or sealed packet completion.
- Ask how vaccine records, missing vaccines, lab work, and bilingual document support are handled.
- Ask what usually creates a second visit, RFE risk, correction delay, or repeat-exam cost.
- Confirm the expected sealed-packet release timing before payment, especially if the filing deadline is close.
Civil surgeons the USCIS locator lists nearest central Los Angeles
These are the 10 offices the official USCIS locator returned nearest central Los Angeles on 2026-10-09, in distance order. Listing here is not a ranking or an endorsement, and designations change: search the locator by your own ZIP code before you book.
| Practice | Address | Phone | Languages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Zhao-Yang Pan Dr. Zhao-Yang Pan | 652 North Broadway, Suite A, Los Angeles, CA 90012 | 213-617-7673 | English |
| Angeles Medical Clinic, Inc. Dr. Sarvenaz Mobasser | 204 East Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90015 | 213-457-4000 | English |
| Millennium Multispecialty Medical Group, Inc Dr. John Sedgh | 1400 South Grand Avenue, Suite 702, Los Angeles, CA 90015 | 626-918-6080 | English |
| Luis A. Perez MD Dr. Luis Perez | 2105 Beverly Boulevard, Suite 225, Los Angeles, CA 90057 | 323-363-9148 | Chinese, Spanish, English |
| Clinica Samaritana Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Navarro | 510 South Alvarado Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057 | 213-483-3600 | Spanish, English |
| Mi Doctora Medical Clinic; A.K.A; Maria A Espinoza MD Inc Dr. Marvin Urbina | 2151 W 6th Street, Floor 2nd, Los Angeles, CA 90057 | 213-483-2222 | English |
| Universal Community Health Center Dr. Edgar Chavez | 1005 East Washington Boulevard, Suite A, Los Angeles, CA 90021 | 323-233-3100 | English, Spanish |
| Universal Community Health Center Dr. Sandy Cadena | 1005 E Washington Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90021 | 323-233-3100 | Spanish |
| Fatima Medical Clinic Dr. Bruce Torkan | 820-A South Alvarado Street, Los Angeles, CA 90057 | 213-384-0604 | English, Farsi, Spanish |
| Universal Community Health Center Dr. Jonathan Olumoya | 1919 S San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90011 | 323-233-3100 | Spanish, English |
Source: USCIS Find a Civil Surgeon.
What civil surgeons near Los Angeles advertise
| Item | Los Angeles (checked 2026-10-09) |
|---|---|
| Adult base price | $230 to $700 (median $400) |
| Child base price | $230 to $500 (median $300) |
| Blood work included in the base price | 20 of 22 listings |
| Vaccinations billed on top | 22 of 22 listings |
Source: advertised prices on a public booking aggregator (https://www.easyime.com/uscis-immigration-doctors-los-angeles-ca), retrieved 2026-10-09. These are the offices' own advertised base prices, not a quote. Vaccines you cannot document, a positive TB screen (chest X-ray) and follow-up visits add to the total. Ask each office for one all-in figure before you book.
Local vetting points
- Ask whether the office explains packet timing before taking payment.
- Ask whether vaccines are onsite or referred out.
- Ask what the clinic considers the normal turnaround when records are complete.
- Use the official USCIS locator as the final designation check before booking.
- Ask the office to explain how corrections, RFEs, or sealed-packet issues are handled.
- Los Angeles civil surgeon city framework: compare local clinic listings, total price scope, appointment lead time, vaccine/lab workflow, and sealed-packet release timing before booking.
- For a Los Angeles civil surgeon appointment, verify designation, document checklist, vaccine/lab workflow, total price scope, sealed-packet timing, and correction policy before booking.
Typical cost ranges
- Advertised base prices near Los Angeles run $230 to $700 for an adult (median $400 across 22 listings checked 2026-10-09); 20 of 22 include blood work, and 22 of 22 bill vaccinations on top. Ask for the all-in number.
- Use total-process comparison, not teaser pricing.
- Ask what extra testing or vaccine gaps do to the final number.
- Compare total exam-through-packet cost, not only the appointment price.
- Typical price ranges must be treated as office-specific and verified directly; compare exam-only quotes against full I-693 process quotes.
- In Los Angeles, ask each office to separate base exam fee, labs, vaccines, form completion, and any correction or follow-up charges. Do not rely on a single headline price.
Payment options
- Confirm whether same-day or next-day booking changes the amount due upfront.
- Ask which costs are fixed and which are conditional.
Wait-time notes
- Packet timing can vary sharply when vaccine gaps or outside testing add another step.
- Average wait time should be verified directly because appointment availability and sealed-packet completion are not the same thing.
- For Los Angeles, ask whether the appointment, lab completion, vaccine review, and sealed-packet release happen on the same day or across multiple steps.
Availability notes
- Availability should be judged together with packet timing and office clarity.
- Confirm whether quick appointment language includes lab turnaround and sealed packet timing.
Named resources or providers
- Civil surgeon locator confirmation and clinic review screening for turnaround clarity.
- USCIS Find a Civil Surgeon tool
- Local civil surgeon offices should be re-verified before booking.
Market-specific notes
- Los Angeles shoppers often see broad same-day or next-day promises, but those only matter if the office explains the full process honestly.
- In a bigger market, the practical edge comes from clearer workflow and fewer surprise follow-up steps.
I-693 document requirements
- Form I-693 itself, in the edition USCIS currently accepts. Confirm the edition with the office before the appointment.
- Government-issued photo identification such as a valid passport or driver's licence. USCIS sets a different rule for applicants aged 14 or younger: identification showing name, date and place of birth, and a parent's full name — a birth certificate with an English translation, or an affidavit.
- A record of your vaccinations or immunisations. USCIS names the ones it means: DT, DTP, DTaP, Td, Tdap, OPV, IPV, MMR, Hib, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Varicella, Pneumococcal, Influenza, Rotavirus and Meningococcal disease.
- Your health insurance card, with the question already prepared: does this office accept the plan for immigration medical examinations?
- Payment, in a form the office has told you it accepts.
- If you have ever had a positive tuberculosis test or treatment, bring the chest X-ray report or treatment records; it can save a repeat X-ray.
- Do not sign Form I-693 before the visit. You sign it in front of the civil surgeon.
Vaccination handling notes
- If you were vaccinated in California, your record may be in CAIR, the California Immunization Registry run by the California Department of Public Health. Ask the clinic or school that vaccinated you to print it from CAIR before the exam.
- Arriving with the records is the cheapest thing you can do. Without them the choice is repeat doses or blood tests to prove immunity, and both cost money and time.
- In Los Angeles, the useful question is whether missing vaccines can be solved through the same clinic workflow.
Bilingual support notes
- If language support matters, confirm it covers instructions and form review, not just front-desk scheduling.
Appointment booking notes
- Ask the clinic to describe booking, exam, tests, vaccines, and packet release in a single timeline.
- Booking flow: verify USCIS designation, ask total cost, confirm documents/vaccine records, schedule exam, complete labs/vaccines, then pick up sealed packet after final review.