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Is hepatitis C can cause of denial????

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dhen   0

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Hello everybody....

I have a serious question about dennial of VISA, I had a friend and they are already married with her husband and the guy is from NYC too, but the girl was still with her country but she has Hepatitis C they just found out lately, now they are in the process of their VISA application...

Im so worried about her if HEPATITIS C can cause her VISA dennial....

any answer for this will be appreciated....

thanks

nov/13/2006 (i accedentally met my fiance at the atrium of SM megamall, and we start our relationship)

feb/09-23/2007 (Visit me for the very first time and knowing each other for 2 weeks)

feb/28/2007 (filled the I-129)

march/14/2007 (approved his petition)

april/19/2007 (got our interview schedule and medical at USEM website)

may/11/2007 (Got our packet 4)

may/17-18/2007 (I did my medical early at St. lukes but pending)

may/30-june 1, 2007 (take my sputum examination for 3days)

june/04/2007 (Pulmonary evaluation NEGATIVE)

june/05/2007 (i got my immunization and medical passed )

june/15/2007 (Approved im so happy)

june/20/2007 (VISA on HANd)

June/21/2007 (CFO seminar DONE!)

July/07/2007 (Arrived to USA)

Spet/29th/2007 (chappel wedding)

oct/28th/2007 (send AOS application)

Nov/5/2007 (recieve appointment letter for biometrics)

Nov/20th/2007 (Biometrics Appointment)

dec/18th/2007 (NOA 1 recieved, application transferred to california)

dec/22nd/2007 (NOA 2 recieved application on process at california )

jan/18th/2008 (NOA 3 recieved, submit additional eveidence PENDING )

Feb/25th/2008 (NOA 4 recieved, resume the process)

Feb/28th/2008 (NOA 5 recieved, Card production ordered)

Feb/29th/2008 (welcome permanent resident)

march/6th/2008 (Recieved my Permanent Resident Card)

so happy bieng with my baby... good luck to everyone....

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GeorgiaOnMyMInd   0

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It is not a ground for Denial of Visa. Although it is a contagious disease. What I know is that She had to undergo medication

She had to be cured before U.S Embassy will grant her a visa. Maybe a 3-6 months medication until she is clear from her hepatitis.

My Daugther's IR2 Visa Timeline

October 03 -2011- Sent the Application for I-130 Package

October 07 -Receieved USCIS acceptance of Application by e-mail

October 12 -Received Notice of Action by Mail

April 27, 2012 -Finally Petition is approved!

May 03, 2012 -Received NOA 2 in the mail

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