Another Hiccup on My Journey...

[BH45 0]

RFE for I-485

"The Medical Examination that was conducted overseas as part of your K-1 Visa packet states that you have a Class B condition that requies a follow up examination within one month of your arrival in the United States. Evidence of the follow up examination and clearance by the examination from any restrictions on the applicant's ability to support herself as a result of the Class B condition must be submitted. Therefore, please review the information below and submit the required evidence."

First off, I didn't know about the Class B condition and secondly, I didn't have a follow up examination within one month of my arrival cause I didn't know. As well, there is no other information on the sheet.

Anyone know what a Class B condition is?????

[Sprailenes 47]

What are they talking about "overseas" ???

[JillA 2]

When you were interviewed did the person ask you anything about it? I believe my condition is class b which is high blood pressure, nothing serious.... the interviewer said something along the lines of "I see you have a class b(?) condition, but you have it under control"

[BH45 0]

I have no clue. I typed what was on the RFE.

Maybe Californians think Canada is overseas....LOL

[Flames9_RN 358]

http://www.uscis.gov/propub/ProPubVAP.jsp?...84102c5d7a7aaad

[BH45 0]

When you were interviewed did the person ask you anything about it? I believe my condition is class b which is high blood pressure, nothing serious.... the interviewer said something along the lines of "I see you have a class b(?) condition, but you have it under control"

I didn't have an interview. My case was transferred to CSC.

[BH45 0]

http://www.uscis.gov/propub/ProPubVAP.jsp?...84102c5d7a7aaad

Thanks Flames. By reading that information, I now know what the RFE is about. When I had my medical, I was on medication for depression. My former physcian weaned me off the meds last spring.

[Sprailenes 47]

Maybe there's been a mixup... you should call.

[YuAndDan 153]

What are they talking about "overseas" ???

Even though US and Canada share a border in immigrations terms "Overseas" = from another country.

Class B condition. Typically means something that is infectious like TB.

This should ave been tested for and noted on the I-693 that you included with your I-485.

Moving this to the AOS forum.

[JillA 2]

When you were interviewed did the person ask you anything about it? I believe my condition is class b which is high blood pressure, nothing serious.... the interviewer said something along the lines of "I see you have a class b(?) condition, but you have it under control"

I didn't have an interview. My case was transferred to CSC.

I mean your K-1 interview in Montreal.... that's where the guy asked me about my class b condition.

[Minya's wife 24]

Class B medical conditions include physical or mental abnormalities, diseases, or serious/permanent

disabilities. Under the INA, a refugee who arrives in the United States with a Class B medical condition is not required to seek follow-up treatment for that condition following the initial medical exam, but it seems that is just what USCIS is asking. You definitely need to call USCIS to see what documentation they would accept to show 'follow-up'. Maybe it will be just enough to have doctor write a letter stating that you'be been off the medication in question, OR they could request that you re-do the medical, which would then have updated information re- any medication you're taking.

[BobGie 0]

Hi, I don't think this is an RFE for your filed AOS. Someone has mentioned about mental and physical condition, which I believe is right. This is pertaining to your medical examination that was conducted in your country before the interview. You recieved that letter from USCIS for you to go to a public health clinic for medical examination follow up. The clinic or health facility should be mentioned in the letter or you may call the telephone number mentioned also in the letter. I am sharing based from experience. Good luck.

[BH45 0]

When you were interviewed did the person ask you anything about it? I believe my condition is class b which is high blood pressure, nothing serious.... the interviewer said something along the lines of "I see you have a class b(?) condition, but you have it under control"

I didn't have an interview. My case was transferred to CSC.

I mean your K-1 interview in Montreal.... that's where the guy asked me about my class b condition.

Nope. The US Consulate officer never mentioned a Class B condition.

[BH45 0]

Hi, I don't think this is an RFE for your filed AOS. Someone has mentioned about mental and physical condition, which I believe is right. This is pertaining to your medical examination that was conducted in your country before the interview. You recieved that letter from USCIS for you to go to a public health clinic for medical examination follow up. The clinic or health facility should be mentioned in the letter or you may call the telephone number mentioned also in the letter. I am sharing based from experience. Good luck.

It is an RFE for the filed AOS. I received an I-797E in connection with I-485 Application to Register permanent Residence or to Adjust Status.

I've been living in Chicagoland for 8 months now. There is no additional information on my document but what I've put in this thread.

[Ontarkie 14,221]

oh dang it seems they want to give you a hrad time every step of the way the least they can do is be more clear then that letter.