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Hi VJ community,

I realize there is not going to be a lot of people out there who can relate to this problem, but here goes anyway; we were set back for two months at the medical due to further testing for TB, we are expecting the results any day now, LORD willing we will get past that.

The main concern my wife and I are facing now is extreme anxiety over another setback due to a condition she has called Psoriasis, psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious disease characterized by inflamed lesions covered with silvery-white scabs of dead skin, she has a severe case of it. She tells me, "she has tiny red spots all over her body and big lesions on her legs". They did not make an issue of it at the initial exam and if I am correct the criteria for rejection is that the disease must be communicable or debilitating, both of which this is not.

Is there by chance, anyone who can offer her some words of encouragement, the VJ community has always been there for us and we could not have gotten this far without you.

Thanks,

Ben

K-1 VISA

Jan/10/08 - I-129f submitted

Jan/24/08 - RFE (incorrect amount sent)

Feb/01/08 - correct amount sent

Feb/06/08 - NOA1 received

Jul /03/08 - RFE (Evidence of meeting)

Jul /17/08 - visa stamped page sent

Aug/14/08 - NOA2 Approved!!!

Sep/22/08 - Medical (pending sputum)

Sep/29/08 - 3 days sputum collection

Oct/02/08 - interview (to be re-sched. by saint luke)

Dec/08/08 - medical Approved!!!

Dec/22/08 - interview APPROVED!!! YAHOOOO!!!

Jan/01/09 - visa in hand!!!

Jan/14/09 - Arrived on U.S.A ( Idaho)

Jan/21/09 - married!!!

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AOS

2009/02/09 - Filed AOS

2009/02/17 - NOA

2009/03/06 - Biometrics

2009/05/05 - Interview PASSED!

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I have psoriasis (diagnosed in 1996), and I was not rejected because of it. :) Please encourage her to release some of her anxiety, as stress can cause flare-ups.

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Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

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you said that it is not contagious then there should be no problem at all.

my best wishes to you.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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She need not to worry with her psoriasis cuz it will not be the reason for denial. Only applicants who have contagious disease will be rejected. So no need to worry. Please tell her that she need not to be STRESSED because that can cause psoriasis to get worse. Stress is one of the causes the psoriasis to get worse and here are some; Infections,Diseases that weaken the immune system, Skin irritations, Cold weather, and Smoking. Psoriasis is curable, hopefully whe will get well soon. Just think positive always. :yes:

God bless

K1 Process:
April 22, 2008 I-129F NOA1
Aug. 25, 2008 I-129F NOA2
Aug. 28, 2008 NVC left
Sept. 09, 2008 Consulate received
Sept. 16, 2008 Appointment notice received
Sept. 23, 2008 Filed Jap. police clearance
Sept. 24-25, 2008 Medical exam Done. Thank God I'm healthy
Oct. 03, 2008 Interview date
Nov. 11, 2008 Got a call from Jap. Embassy PC ready for pick up
Nov. 13, 2008 Picked up and submitted the Police clearance to USEM
Nov. 28, 2008 Visa is ready for delivery
Dec. 02, 2008 Visa in transit to Cebu (delayed bcuz Dec. 1 was holiday)
Dec. 03, 2008 Visa received abot na jud tawn Thank you Lord.
Dec. 08, 2008 POE Hawaii, Honolulu
Dec. 09, 2008 Got married (wedding and honeymoon in Hawaii)
Dec. 12, 2008 Newly wed couple flew to SFO, CA

AOS Process:
Feb. 04, 2009 USCIS received AOS docs.
Feb. 12, 2009 NOA received (AOS and EAD)
Feb. 13, 2009 Biometrics appointment received
Feb. 25, 2009 Biometrics schedule (10 AM) San Francisco DONE
March 14, 2009 Received interview schedule
April 11, 2009 Received EAD card
April 21, 2009 Interview (APPROVED) (2 months 17 days from filing)

April 28, 2009 Welcome Letter received
May 2, 2009 GREEN CARD received (2 months and 29 days)
May 22, 2009 Filed SSN
May 24, 2009 Got SSN at SSA
June 11, 2009 SSN Card received in mail

Naturalization

April 30, 2013 N-400 mailed (i used regular mail not express)

May 3, 2013 NOA priority date (received in mail 05/09/13)
May 8, 2013 Check cashed out, received text and email (N-400 accepted)

May 31, 2013 Biometrics

June 4, 2013 In Line

June 6, 2013 Received email and text N400 has been scheduled
June 10, 2013 Received letter in mail
July 16, 2013 Interview @3:30pm SFO

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She need not to worry with her psoriasis cuz it will not be the reason for denial. Only applicants who have contagious disease will be rejected. So no need to worry. Please tell her that she need not to be STRESSED because that can cause psoriasis to get worse. Stress is one of the causes the psoriasis to get worse and here are some; Infections,Diseases that weaken the immune system, Skin irritations, Cold weather, and Smoking. Psoriasis is curable, hopefully whe will get well soon. Just think positive always. :yes:

God bless

psoriasis is not curable. but it is treatable to great success today. this journey will bring it out, due to the stress factor of things. she should not have any problems with the medical coz of it. I would suggest to her, to go to the beach and swim in the salt water and expose her skin to the sun. I have had it for half my life and I can tell you it works on your mental state of mind as much as it does your physical state. stress reduction is probrably the most important.

2008-03-03 : I-130 Sent

2008-03-03 : I-130 NOA1

2008-05-08 : Touched

2008-10-16 : Touched

2008-10-20 : Touched and Approved (NOA2)

2008-03-27 : I-129F Sent

2008-03-31 : I-129F NOA1

2008-04-24 : Touched

2008-10-03 : Touched

2008-10-05 : Touched

2008-10-06 : Touched

2008-10-20 : Touched and Approved (NOA2)

2008-10-22 : NVC Receive

2008-10-24 : NVC Left

2008-10-30 : USEM Receive

2008-11-10 : Wife's Medical - PASSED

2008-12-01 : Son's Medical - PASSED

2008-12-19 : USEM Interview - PASSED

2009-01-14 : VISA RECEIVED

2009-01-25 : US Entry (JFK)

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I have psoriasis (diagnosed in 1996), and I was not rejected because of it. :) Please encourage her to release some of her anxiety, as stress can cause flare-ups.

Hi Casssie,

we have ran into every possible setback we can run into, so I try to be more encouraging in the future.

Thanks,

Ben

K-1 VISA

Jan/10/08 - I-129f submitted

Jan/24/08 - RFE (incorrect amount sent)

Feb/01/08 - correct amount sent

Feb/06/08 - NOA1 received

Jul /03/08 - RFE (Evidence of meeting)

Jul /17/08 - visa stamped page sent

Aug/14/08 - NOA2 Approved!!!

Sep/22/08 - Medical (pending sputum)

Sep/29/08 - 3 days sputum collection

Oct/02/08 - interview (to be re-sched. by saint luke)

Dec/08/08 - medical Approved!!!

Dec/22/08 - interview APPROVED!!! YAHOOOO!!!

Jan/01/09 - visa in hand!!!

Jan/14/09 - Arrived on U.S.A ( Idaho)

Jan/21/09 - married!!!

------------------------------------

AOS

2009/02/09 - Filed AOS

2009/02/17 - NOA

2009/03/06 - Biometrics

2009/05/05 - Interview PASSED!

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you said that it is not contagious then there should be no problem at all.

my best wishes to you.

Hi nbfsb,

your encouragement will reduce a lot of stress.

Thanks,

Ben

K-1 VISA

Jan/10/08 - I-129f submitted

Jan/24/08 - RFE (incorrect amount sent)

Feb/01/08 - correct amount sent

Feb/06/08 - NOA1 received

Jul /03/08 - RFE (Evidence of meeting)

Jul /17/08 - visa stamped page sent

Aug/14/08 - NOA2 Approved!!!

Sep/22/08 - Medical (pending sputum)

Sep/29/08 - 3 days sputum collection

Oct/02/08 - interview (to be re-sched. by saint luke)

Dec/08/08 - medical Approved!!!

Dec/22/08 - interview APPROVED!!! YAHOOOO!!!

Jan/01/09 - visa in hand!!!

Jan/14/09 - Arrived on U.S.A ( Idaho)

Jan/21/09 - married!!!

------------------------------------

AOS

2009/02/09 - Filed AOS

2009/02/17 - NOA

2009/03/06 - Biometrics

2009/05/05 - Interview PASSED!

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She need not to worry with her psoriasis cuz it will not be the reason for denial. Only applicants who have contagious disease will be rejected. So no need to worry. Please tell her that she need not to be STRESSED because that can cause psoriasis to get worse. Stress is one of the causes the psoriasis to get worse and here are some; Infections,Diseases that weaken the immune system, Skin irritations, Cold weather, and Smoking. Psoriasis is curable, hopefully whe will get well soon. Just think positive always. :yes:

God bless

Hi Spartan,

I am going to work on lowering her stress, but we will be living in Idaho, so much for cold weather.

Thanks,

Ben

K-1 VISA

Jan/10/08 - I-129f submitted

Jan/24/08 - RFE (incorrect amount sent)

Feb/01/08 - correct amount sent

Feb/06/08 - NOA1 received

Jul /03/08 - RFE (Evidence of meeting)

Jul /17/08 - visa stamped page sent

Aug/14/08 - NOA2 Approved!!!

Sep/22/08 - Medical (pending sputum)

Sep/29/08 - 3 days sputum collection

Oct/02/08 - interview (to be re-sched. by saint luke)

Dec/08/08 - medical Approved!!!

Dec/22/08 - interview APPROVED!!! YAHOOOO!!!

Jan/01/09 - visa in hand!!!

Jan/14/09 - Arrived on U.S.A ( Idaho)

Jan/21/09 - married!!!

------------------------------------

AOS

2009/02/09 - Filed AOS

2009/02/17 - NOA

2009/03/06 - Biometrics

2009/05/05 - Interview PASSED!

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She need not to worry with her psoriasis cuz it will not be the reason for denial. Only applicants who have contagious disease will be rejected. So no need to worry. Please tell her that she need not to be STRESSED because that can cause psoriasis to get worse. Stress is one of the causes the psoriasis to get worse and here are some; Infections,Diseases that weaken the immune system, Skin irritations, Cold weather, and Smoking. Psoriasis is curable, hopefully whe will get well soon. Just think positive always. :yes:

God bless

psoriasis is not curable. but it is treatable to great success today. this journey will bring it out, due to the stress factor of things. she should not have any problems with the medical coz of it. I would suggest to her, to go to the beach and swim in the salt water and expose her skin to the sun. I have had it for half my life and I can tell you it works on your mental state of mind as much as it does your physical state. stress reduction is probrably the most important.

Hi Ronjie,

I am going to work on being more positive around her.

Thanks,

Ben

K-1 VISA

Jan/10/08 - I-129f submitted

Jan/24/08 - RFE (incorrect amount sent)

Feb/01/08 - correct amount sent

Feb/06/08 - NOA1 received

Jul /03/08 - RFE (Evidence of meeting)

Jul /17/08 - visa stamped page sent

Aug/14/08 - NOA2 Approved!!!

Sep/22/08 - Medical (pending sputum)

Sep/29/08 - 3 days sputum collection

Oct/02/08 - interview (to be re-sched. by saint luke)

Dec/08/08 - medical Approved!!!

Dec/22/08 - interview APPROVED!!! YAHOOOO!!!

Jan/01/09 - visa in hand!!!

Jan/14/09 - Arrived on U.S.A ( Idaho)

Jan/21/09 - married!!!

------------------------------------

AOS

2009/02/09 - Filed AOS

2009/02/17 - NOA

2009/03/06 - Biometrics

2009/05/05 - Interview PASSED!

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Psoriasis is not contagious, however uneducated people, looking only at the skin lesions try to put up a distance with them causing stress and low self esteem on the patient. What you can do is go online, try to have as much knowledge about it as possible. I'm sure she is under the care of a reliable dermatologist and internist. But educating herself about it will make her more confident and will actually reduce her stress.

Stress as most of here say, is the number one cause of Psoriasis flare ups. So try to sit back and relax. Psoriasis will not cause a visa denial. Diseases that will cause denial are pulmonary Tb, HIV, syphilis and mental illness.

K1 visa
12.20.07 : NOA1
05.01.08 : NOA2
05.27.08 : MNL case number was received in the US
07.01.08 : interview
07.21.08 : visa on hand!!!
08.25.08 : POE:LAX
09.10.08 : applied for SSN
09.13.08 : just married!!!

11.03.08 : passed behind-the-wheel drive test


AOS
11.12.08 : Sent packet for AOS, EAD and AP
11.17.08 : Packet received at Chicago, IL (day 1)
11.24.08 : Check encashed (day 7)
12.17.08 : Biometrics! (day 30)
01.13.09 : AP and EAD approved (day 57)
01.20.09 : AP arrived in the mail (day 64)
01.22.09 : EAD card received (day 66)
04.20.09 : AOS interview
04.24.09 : Welcome letter received

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Psoriasis is curable, hopefully whe will get well soon.

Psoriasis is not curable.

It can only be treated.......

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Filed: FB-2 Visa Country: Philippines
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thanks for posting this.. i dont have the problem, but my concern was for my dad who has the same case.. its all over his body... nah i know it will still be in the future that i will be taking them here but still..:D thanks.. your wife will be fine..:D Godwilling..

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Psoriasis won't be a problem for her. It's not a ground for visa denial.

Tell her to go out every early morning (7-8 am) and stay under the sun for 15 minutes, put moisturizer on her affected skin (petroleum will help soften the scales and they easily fall off), apply medications (given by her dermatologist), and try to manage her stress. Her anxiety is making her condition to flare up.

AOS

03-03-2009 - AOS, EAD, AP sent to Chicago office (USPS)

03-11-2009 - Notice Date

03-25-2009 - Case transferred to CSC

05-05-2009 - GC, EAD card, AP received. :D

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Hi VJ community,

I realize there is not going to be a lot of people out there who can relate to this problem, but here goes anyway; we were set back for two months at the medical due to further testing for TB, we are expecting the results any day now, LORD willing we will get past that.

The main concern my wife and I are facing now is extreme anxiety over another setback due to a condition she has called Psoriasis, psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious disease characterized by inflamed lesions covered with silvery-white scabs of dead skin, she has a severe case of it. She tells me, "she has tiny red spots all over her body and big lesions on her legs". They did not make an issue of it at the initial exam and if I am correct the criteria for rejection is that the disease must be communicable or debilitating, both of which this is not.

Is there by chance, anyone who can offer her some words of encouragement, the VJ community has always been there for us and we could not have gotten this far without you.

Thanks,

Ben

Psoriasis is not a communicable disease and will not keep her from getting a visa.

I use meds from the PI (without a script) to treat it. It is much less expensive than anything here in the US that has been prescribed by my doctor.

Desowen Cream (desonide 0.05%). A 15g tube is P375 and can be purchased (if in stock :whistle: haha) at Watsons, Mansons and Mecury drug stores.

Believe me, this stuff works just as well as the over priced brand name prescribed here in the US, at a fraction of the cost. I always have friends bring some back for me.

Good Luck

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