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Hi everyone.

We submitted a visa application for my wife via DCF in London. Her medical exam is next week at Knightsbridge Doctor.

We're a bit concerned though because she a seizure a few years ago and another one the following year for which she was hospitalized overnight. These were both considered isolated events for which MRIs were taken but with no results. She was never prescribed any medication and has not had a fit in over 2 years.

Does anyone have experience going to the medical in such a situation? Could this be a cause for denial of her visa?

The medical questionnaire asks this question specifically and, if so, to describe in more detail.

Thanks for your feedback and advice.

2008 Dec 01: Sent I-130

2008 Dec 04: Application returned (needed to supply proof of residence in UK)

2008 Dec 08: Sent amended I-130 with evidence

2008 Dec 10: Application filing date

2008 Dec 23: Received letter requesting interview about petition

2009 Jan 22: Appointment at US Embassy (verification of marriage bona fides)

2009 Jan 23: Approval of I-130

2009 Feb 13: Received Packet 3

2009 Feb 16: Returned Packet 3

2009 Feb 24: Medical exam at Knightsbridge Doctors

2009 Mar 05: Received Packet 4

2009 Mar 30: Visa interview - approved

2009 Mar 31: Visa received via SMS courier

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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I have my medical next week too. I think the best thing to do is just tell the truth with what happened and even better, would be to include a doctor's note saying that nothing has happened since, no medicine was perscribed and that it shouldn't be of any concern. I take medication for panic attacks (which aren't as frequent now) and from the feedback I got on VJ, if any medical problem (that doesn't hinder your life now) is backed up with a doctor's note, you should be fine. :)

Hopefully someone with more knowledge on this subject can reply.

Application Status

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Package sent : 1st August 2008

I-129F received : 6th August 2008

NOA1 received : 14th August 2008

NOA2 received : 6th January 2009

NOA2 hard copy: 10th January 2009

NVC received: 8th January 2009

Case left NVC: 12th January 2009

Consulate recieved: 26th January 2009

Packet 3 recieved: 30th January 2009

Packet 3 sent back: 5th February 2009

Medical: 23rd February 2009

Packet 4 recieved: 5th March 2009

Interview: 27th March 2009

US entry: 6th April 2009

Marriage: 4th May 2009

AOS filed: 9th July 2009

Biometrics appointment: 15th August 2009

Case transferred to CSC: 25th September

AOS Approved: 3rd November 2009

2 Year Green card recieved: 9th November 2009

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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It won't be a cause for denial. :thumbs:

Denials are typically for transmittable diseases such as TB, HIV/AIDS and STD's. You can also be denied if you have certain mental illnesses, including alcoholism.

Please don't worry, just tell the truth and everything will be fine. :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Scotland
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They may ask her a few questions about it probably. I'm no expert on the medical nor am I a doctor, but if she's only had a couple of seizures in her lifetime that did not concern her GPs, and test results didn't turn up anything unusual, I wouldn't be overly concerned about whether or not it would be grounds for denial. IMO I don't see how something like seizures would be.

Hope it goes well.

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