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Redtalent   0

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My hubby and I were just looking over the form he needs to fill out for the medical and it asks if he has ever had an STD. About 7 years ago he had chlamydia but that is obviously all taken care of now. Will this be grounds for them to deny his visa? All worried now. Ugh.

USCIS:

04/25/2011~ I-130 sent

04/27/2011~ NOA1 received!

07/21/2011~ NOA2 email and text! 85 days!

07/25/2011~ NOA2 hard copy received!

NVC:

08/01/2011~ NVC received petition

08/29/2011~ Received case number and IIN

09/02/2011~ I-864 AOS bill received and paid

09/02/2011~ DS3032 sent by email

09/05/2011~ DS3032 accepted

09/07/2011~ I-864 status PAID

09/07/2011~ I-864 package sent overnight

09/07/2011~ IV bill recieved and paid

09/09/2011~ IV status PAID

09/09/2011~ IV package sent overnight

09/15/2011~ Received I-864 RFE

09/16/2011~ Sent RFE response overnight

09/16/2011~ Medical

09/21/2011~ NVC received RFE response

09/27/2011~ CASE COMPLETE!

11/25/2011~ Interview in London

12/**/2011~ POE

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Done--Really Proficient

Done--Really   331

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These are the diseases that are screened during the medical--chlamydia is not on the list.

1. Tuberculosis

2. Syphilis

3. Chancroid

4. Gonorrhea

5. Granuloma Inguinale

6. Lymphogranuloma Venereum

7. Hansen's Disease (Leprosy)

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Redtalent   0

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These are the diseases that are screened during the medical--chlamydia is not on the list.

1. Tuberculosis

2. Syphilis

3. Chancroid

4. Gonorrhea

5. Granuloma Inguinale

6. Lymphogranuloma Venereum

7. Hansen's Disease (Leprosy)

But will answering YES on the form mean they'll just question him about it and then let it go or could it cause trouble?

USCIS:

04/25/2011~ I-130 sent

04/27/2011~ NOA1 received!

07/21/2011~ NOA2 email and text! 85 days!

07/25/2011~ NOA2 hard copy received!

NVC:

08/01/2011~ NVC received petition

08/29/2011~ Received case number and IIN

09/02/2011~ I-864 AOS bill received and paid

09/02/2011~ DS3032 sent by email

09/05/2011~ DS3032 accepted

09/07/2011~ I-864 status PAID

09/07/2011~ I-864 package sent overnight

09/07/2011~ IV bill recieved and paid

09/09/2011~ IV status PAID

09/09/2011~ IV package sent overnight

09/15/2011~ Received I-864 RFE

09/16/2011~ Sent RFE response overnight

09/16/2011~ Medical

09/21/2011~ NVC received RFE response

09/27/2011~ CASE COMPLETE!

11/25/2011~ Interview in London

12/**/2011~ POE

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Princessblack   21

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I dont think it will be grounds for denial even if you answer yes. I mean its the past. its not like its a criminal record where crimes were committed. However, you can still answer how you want to on the form.

Case #1: CR1 & CR2-Hubby & Kids
6/6/11...Priority Date
7/2011...NOA2 ~44 days
8/5/2011...NVC & IIN # Received
9/12/11... CR1 & Cr2 cases completed. ~37 days
11/4/11... CR1 & CR2 Interview APPROVED!!!
11/2011... POE
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Case #2 - F1-Sister
USCIS
10/2006....I-130 sent.

NVC
9/2011.....NVC Case # received.
1/2012....AOS Bill Paid & I864 sent.
2/2012....IV Bill Paid & DS 230 sent
2/2012....**Case on Child Status Protection Act Review**
3/2012...Case complete waiting for interview date.

KNG Embassy

11/2013...Interview date :)

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My hubby and I were just looking over the form he needs to fill out for the medical and it asks if he has ever had an STD. About 7 years ago he had chlamydia but that is obviously all taken care of now. Will this be grounds for them to deny his visa? All worried now. Ugh.

His chlamydia is cured so he is not at risk of infecting others so don't lie about it. He will not test positive if he is cured. its the most commonly reported std in united states.

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Done--Really   331

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Always tell the truth...no issue in this case...heck, even HIV isn't a problem any longer where it used to result in a rejection

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Bhes&Heri   0

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These are the diseases that are screened during the medical--chlamydia is not on the list.

1. Tuberculosis

2. Syphilis

3. Chancroid

4. Gonorrhea

5. Granuloma Inguinale

6. Lymphogranuloma Venereum

7. Hansen's Disease (Leprosy)

So the if the person is positive on any of these diseases will have his visa denied?

Thanks

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mike411   15

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they'd simply make you get treatment before issuing an immigrant visa.

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CR-1 Process

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06/10/2011 - I-130 package sent USPS priority mail with delivery confirmation

06/14/2011 - NOA1

10/21/2011 - I-130 approved (NOA2)

11/19/2011 - NVC recevied case

11/21/2011 - Called NVC for AOS bill and DS-3032

11/21/2011 - Paid AOS Bill

11/21/2011 - EP request and DS-3032 to NVC

11/23/2011 - EP came and DS-3032 accepted

11/23/2011 - Submit I-864

11/28/2011 - Paid IV Bill

11/29/2011 - Submit DS-230

12/05/2011 - Case completed

12/08/2011 - Interview date set

12/11/2011 - Medical exam

01/11/2011 - Document intake day

01/12/2012 - Interview - Approved

03/09/2012 - POE - LAX

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