waiver

[rixx 1]

hello!!

i just wanna ask does anyone here have tried to file a waiver for medical to be continued to the US?

thanks!

[TeapotGirl 66]

I heard you can just waive the vaccination but not the medical itself. God knows if someone has some infectious disease that's entering in the US soil.

[Impatient Cupcake 10]

that might not be possible, st lukes will lose profit if alot of people would skip their medical

[Kang 22]

Why would you want a waiver in the first place? Hiding something. Don't make it tough for other Filipino/as please by trying to elude the system

[Tahoma 2,292]

A waiver for the medical? I've never heard of it. Maybe someone with experience will chime in.

[Boiler 45,501]

No such thing.

[sunandmoon 450]

I don't think she's trying to hide anything. hopefully your son's culture results will be negative.

[Boiler 45,501]

TB?

[sam357 4]

TB?

I think you are talking about the vaccinations. We are in the same boat. My fiancee got here, we got married, need to adjust status and she got pregnant the week after she got here and can't take all the shots. On the DS3205 (i think that is the form), the Doc has to put a waiver due to medical reasons, so she can't get them right now.

[rixx 1]

nah.. its because i tried to ask st. lukes if they have a "waiver" for if ever my son becomes positive with culture i can just say that we will have his treatment in the US.. they said that some tried to do that, to ask for that waiver in the embassy.. but then they're not sure how many got approved..and if the embassy really approves that.. so im just asking.. has anyone here ever tried that?

[sunandmoon 450]

nah.. its because i tried to ask st. lukes if they have a "waiver" for if ever my son becomes positive with culture i can just say that we will have his treatment in the US.. they said that some tried to do that, to ask for that waiver in the embassy.. but then they're not sure how many got approved..and if the embassy really approves that.. so im just asking.. has anyone here ever tried that?

I believe someone at ST. Lukes gave you misinformation. there is no waiver to travel to if you test positive for TB. your son will not be able to interview for the visa until he has been cleared by St Lukes.