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Brooklyn, New York · public clinic prices · checked October 28, 2026
Brooklyn immigration medical exam prices: two offices advertising $300
Quick answer
Two Brooklyn offices publicly list a $300 price for an immigration medical exam or booking. That does not establish that both visits have the same all-in cost. Michael Yuryev, DO, expressly says laboratory work, vaccines, and X-rays when required cost extra. Latina Medical's public booking page lists a $300 immigration medical exam appointment but does not establish the total cost of every necessary follow-up service. Ask each office for an itemized quote before scheduling.
This is an independent educational comparison. Neither provider is presented as an advertiser, a paid referral destination, a ranked recommendation, or a clinic that has agreed to call you back through this website.
Published Brooklyn I-693 exam prices
| Clinic and address | Public price | What to confirm | Primary source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Yuryev, DO 2409 Ocean Avenue, Unit 1F, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | $300 for physical examination and documentation | Clinic explicitly states labs, required vaccinations, and required X-rays cost extra. Ask about total expected charges and sealed Form I-693 turnaround. | Clinic's published immigration-exam information 718-444-7774 |
| Latina Medical 530 Conduit Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY 11208 | $300 listed for a 90-minute immigration medical exam booking | Ask if labs, vaccination review, administered vaccines, paperwork, and repeat visits are included; public booking price alone does not answer that. | Clinic's public booking page 718-277-5500 |
Prices are published listings, not verified final quotes; availability and fees can change. Neither office is claimed to be the cheapest in Brooklyn. We have not independently confirmed current USCIS designation for any individual clinician; verify it through the official finder.
What to bring
Ask the civil surgeon's office which photo ID, vaccination records, current Form I-693 version, and other medical or immigration documents are required for your specific appointment. The official USCIS Form I-693 instructions govern the process; a clinic checklist is helpful but does not replace current USCIS requirements.
The visit and sealed paperwork
- Use the USCIS Find a Civil Surgeon tool to confirm the individual clinician's eligibility.
- Request the appointment price and every expected lab, vaccine, imaging, follow-up, and paperwork fee.
- Confirm which records to bring and whether any tests must be completed before the I-693 can be finalized.
- Ask when and how the completed sealed packet will be available and how corrections are handled.
Five questions to ask before booking
- Is the $300 for the complete exam visit, and exactly what is excluded?
- What would common required tests or vaccines add for someone without usable records?
- Which designated civil surgeon will sign the form, and can I verify that individual through USCIS?
- How many visits are normally needed, and what can delay the sealed packet?
- Are corrections, replacements, mailing, or pickup included in the quoted price?
Next steps and editorial method
We reviewed the two offices' own public prices and location information on October 28, 2026. Contact clinics directly for a personalized total and current designation. If you know of another Brooklyn clinic with a publicly documented I-693 exam price, send the source URL to the publisher via the site's contact page so the comparison can be considered for an update.
USCIS instructions say the applicant is responsible for exam costs, including required follow-up testing or treatment. This guide is not legal or medical advice, does not rank civil surgeons, and does not promise a result or immigration filing outcome.