I reported the wrong date during my medical exam

[sam808 0]

I had a stillbirth on the year 2005, but when I had my medical exam, I mixed up with the dates and told the examiner that it happened on 2006, and that is what I have in my medical report. Would there be any problem regarding that? And anyway, I have my medical records here and also I'm getting a medical report from my physician. Is this going to be an issue?

Thanks for answering.

[Phillip2 3]

I had a stillbirth on the year 2005, but when I had my medical exam, I mixed up with the dates and told the examiner that it happened on 2006, and that is what I have in my medical report. Would there be any problem regarding that? And anyway, I have my medical records here and also I'm getting a medical report from my physician. Is this going to be an issue?

Thanks for answering.

As long as you pass the medical exam you should be fine.

[canadian_wife 1,829]

I agree with Phillip2, it is more important that you reported the stillbirth than the actual date at the medical. However, at the interview I would draw attention to the minor mistake.

[*JG* 2]

They aren't going to be checking your previous medical records. You will be fine.

[jamesNrei 0]

it's not a big deal. in case they asked you for the date of your stillbirth at the releasing section tell them the date you told the physician (2006). They usually ask a question at the releasing section on your second day just to verify that you are the real applicant.

[sam808 0]

it's not a big deal. in case they asked you for the date of your stillbirth at the releasing section tell them the date you told the physician (2006). They usually ask a question at the releasing section on your second day just to verify that you are the real applicant.

Second day at the embassy or at the medical clinic?

[sam808 0]

Thank you so much everyone for responding.