health condition

[jigshafel 0]

hi guys,

my wife's interview is on the 23rd and we're both feeling the anxiety. during my wife's medical appt., she had mentioned a couple of things that somewhat spooked her:

1) for some reason, her doctor checked off "abnormal" on her skin type

2)she was asked if she was taking any medication and she had mentioned that she was taking migraine medication. now she's worried that her having migraines will be ammunition for the consular officer to possibly deny the petition.

Does anyone know of any case where any or both of the aforementioned can be/are/were grounds for denial? We're probably just paranoid but I just wanted to let it out there to make me feel a bit better.

Thanks everyone!

[YuAndDan 153]

NO this is not a condition to deny on medical grounds, only medical conditions that pose a threat to others like AIDS, or TB are grounds for admissibility.

[Roserick 0]

hi guys,

my wife's interview is on the 23rd and we're both feeling the anxiety. during my wife's medical appt., she had mentioned a couple of things that somewhat spooked her:

1) for some reason, her doctor checked off "abnormal" on her skin type

2)she was asked if she was taking any medication and she had mentioned that she was taking migraine medication. now she's worried that her having migraines will be ammunition for the consular officer to possibly deny the petition.

Does anyone know of any case where any or both of the aforementioned can be/are/were grounds for denial? We're probably just paranoid but I just wanted to let it out there to make me feel a bit better.

Thanks everyone!

I don't think there is a denial for medical condition.. I think if you fail the medical exam, USEM will put your application on hold and get you cured 1st if possible then take the exam again..

The worst case denial is DRUGS (marijuana, meth, etc) PRESENT or PAST...

[Dakine 26]

hi guys,

my wife's interview is on the 23rd and we're both feeling the anxiety. during my wife's medical appt., she had mentioned a couple of things that somewhat spooked her:

1) for some reason, her doctor checked off "abnormal" on her skin type

2)she was asked if she was taking any medication and she had mentioned that she was taking migraine medication. now she's worried that her having migraines will be ammunition for the consular officer to possibly deny the petition.

Does anyone know of any case where any or both of the aforementioned can be/are/were grounds for denial? We're probably just paranoid but I just wanted to let it out there to make me feel a bit better.

Thanks everyone!

If she was given the xray and the ds 3025 she's in the clear!

Edited November 17, 2007 by Haole

[DeeZee 0]

Also got checked off as having abnormal skin condition but it didn't affect my interview! Good luck!

[Nutty 2]

Only communicable diseases are of concern to the US government.

Like TB, HIV....Diseases where your wife could infect or be a danger to the public. So don't worry.