k1 visa: herpes and about to get the medical exam for immigrant.

[nervous 0]

First of all, we wouldnt like you to judge us. For some reason we didnt know how and where to start and we are both victim of this issue. Most probably got this from a unfaithful ex and for some reason it just came up. There's no outbreak at this moment. However, what are the chances if we declare this and what are the possible denial of our visa? any delay of papers? please do let us know... I heard that the blood test will detect antibodies from this. For those in this same cases or have gone through this kindly message me.. and what happened during your interview? BIG help needed!

[himher 634]

Detected or not I do not remember that this is on the list of "communicable diseases" that is on their list of concerns. They took HIV off last year as I recall - I don't think that you should worry

[nervous 0]

Thank you for your reply! thats also i found out with someone has genital warts..

[SteveKarlaMayer 21]

Detected or not I do not remember that this is on the list of "communicable diseases" that is on their list of concerns. They took HIV off last year as I recall - I don't think that you should worry

Hi, what about hives or acute urticaria? I've suffered this severe allergy for more than 6 weeks already so my dermatologist said it's an acute urticaria. I can't eat certain foods such as shrimp, nuts, milk, egg and etc because my skin break out very badly.

Would it be a problem during my medical exam? For my visa? Too worry now. :'(

[N-o-l-a 7,168]

http://www.dekirby.net/blog/u-s-immigration-communicable-diseases-of-public-health-significance.cfm

Here is a list.

Whilst herpes is spreadable, it isn't usually anything more than any ugly nuisance. I don't think it should be a problem.

[canadian_wife 1,829]

Since medication (I assume) is being taken to control the outbreaks, I believe you must declare at the medical

good luck

[himher 634]

Detected or not I do not remember that this is NOT (sorry) on the list of "communicable diseases" that is on their list of concerns. They took HIV off last year as I recall - I don't think that you should worry

[islandgal 74]

Detected or not I do not remember that this is on the list of "communicable diseases" that is on their list of concerns. They took HIV off last year as I recall - I don't think that you should worry

HIV is not yet off the CDC's list of communicable disease of public health significance. That's what the embassy goes by. Although there was a ruling for it to be removed, as of today immigrants are still inadmissable if they test positive and must file a waiver.

http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Laws%20and%20Regulations/Memoranda/2009%20Memos%20By%20Month/September/HIV_HHS%20Rule.pdf