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mrsdietcoke   1

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Hi everyone,

I have a quick question. Last week I did my medical exam in Montreal. I admitted to having a skin medical condition, but it is non-communicable and stable. I'm also using medical creams to help.

Will this be a problem? I've read they only worry when the conditions are communicable, but still I am a little worried.

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JDWright   30

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It's fine, they only are concerned with things like TB, HIV and stuff like that.

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canadian_wife   1,822

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No, I have a similar condition (possibly the same one?!?!) and they didn't blink twice about it in Toronto

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Al422   221

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They only worry about serious transmittable diseases. Non serious or serious non transmittable will not deny you. They may tell you about it, but nothing more.

Serious transmittable is a Class A condition. Ones that are not are Class B.

If the doctor asks, tell him the complete truth, including what doctors if any you have seen for this non serious condition.. You have nothing to hide.

Most of all, don't worry.

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It's fine, they only are concerned with things like TB, HIV and stuff like that.

No, they are not concerned with HIV anymore. TB and Syphilis are the Class A diseases.

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Hi did the usembassy gives consideration for age out? My mom need to undergo sputum and it wikk takr 2mons.i will be tyrning 21 this may

it's based on time of application I think, so you'll be safe and won't age out. Double check to be certain.

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19 May 2015 -- NOA2 Hardcopy

4 June 2015 -- NVC received (I think lol) Case number assigned.

11th June 2015 -- NVC sent to Bridgetown

16th June 2015 -- Bridgetown received

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30th June 2015 - PCKT4 received

9th July 2015 - Medical (too many needles :/ )

21st July 2015 - Interview date :goofy:

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iamkimberlyreyes   0

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it's based on time of application I think, so you'll be safe and won't age out. Double check to be certain.

Where can I double check it? we had our medical last march 11.

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