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This website provides general informational guidance and publicly available visa-processing information. It is not a law firm, immigration attorney, U.S. government website, U.S. Embassy website, USCIS website, NVC website, or Government of Pakistan website.
Medical History Records for the Immigrant Visa Exam — Pakistan | Pakistan USA Visa Tracker
Medical History Records
General informational guidance based on official sources. Not legal advice.
Medical records and test results for major illnesses or surgeries, or for conditions the applicant is currently being treated for.
Why it may be required
The official Islamabad immigrant visa supplement lists these records among items to bring to the panel-physician medical examination.
Who normally needs it
Applicants who have major illnesses, surgeries, or current treatment. Follow the embassy list and the panel physician’s instructions.
Where Pakistani applicants can obtain it
The treating hospital, clinic, or physician who holds the records.
General application process
Collect records that document major illnesses, surgeries, or current treatment and bring them to the approved panel physician.
Common documents required
Medical records and test results for any major illnesses or surgeries you had or for which you are currently receiving treatment, as stated on the Islamabad supplement.
City / province information
Obtain records from the treating provider. This site does not list unofficial clinics.
Important notes
The panel physician, not this website, decides what additional medical information is needed during the exam.
