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Hi everyone, hopefully some of you know the answer to this. Does the use of medication by a beneficiary, like bi-polar meds or anti-depressives, have a serious bearing on immigration? I know that there is a rule about a person being a danger to others, but how do they determine that? If someone has absolutely no history of violence, has never been hospitalized and does not have a history of suicidal tendency, but is on medication to regulate a light case of bi-polar, will that cause a problem during the medical exam portion of immigration? Will that alone require him to go for further screenings as part of the medical?

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You should get a letter from your doctor saying which medications you take, what they treat that he/she believes you are mentally stable and are not a risk to yourself or others. Bring it with you to the medical exam and you'll be fine.

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