US Civil Surgeons

Georgia · Updated November 2026

Civil surgeons in Georgia

Georgia's immigrant population is centered on metro Atlanta, especially Gwinnett County, where Duluth and Lawrenceville have many multilingual clinics.

If you live in Georgia and file Form I-485 for a green card, you need a medical exam from a USCIS-designated civil surgeon. The results go on Form I-693. Many applicants in Georgia live in metro Atlanta, and Gwinnett County has a large choice of clinics, especially around Duluth and Lawrenceville.

We list civil surgeons and immigration lawyers in Atlanta, Duluth, Lawrenceville, Marietta and Savannah. Check any doctor with the USCIS "Find a Civil Surgeon" tool before you book. Each office sets its own fee, and the total often runs about $200 to $500 or more.

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Green card medical exam in Georgia: FAQs

Where can I get a green card medical exam in Georgia?

Most Georgia civil surgeons are in metro Atlanta. Gwinnett County has many clinics, including around Duluth and Lawrenceville, and you can also find offices in Marietta, Savannah and the city of Atlanta. Only USCIS-designated doctors can do the exam, so check your doctor with the USCIS "Find a Civil Surgeon" tool on uscis.gov before you book.

How much does the I-693 exam cost in Georgia?

USCIS does not set the price. Each civil surgeon sets their own fee, and the total commonly ranges from about $200 to $500 or more. The final cost depends on the city, the lab tests you need and how many vaccines you are missing. Health insurance often does not cover the exam, so ask about the full price when you call.

Do I need to file Form I-693 with my I-485 in Georgia?

Since December 2, 2024, USCIS generally requires Form I-693 to be filed together with Form I-485. A filing without it can be rejected. The civil surgeon must sign the form no more than 60 days before you file. You get the completed form in a sealed envelope and must not open it.

Looking for immigration lawyers instead? See immigration lawyers in Georgia.