Second hand marijuana and medical

[Nataly222 0]

My fiance had his medical today and he told the doctor he has never smoked but about six months ago had been in a second hand smoke situation in a car with his friends... I repeat, he didn't smoke that day but was around marijuana.

He doesn't do drugs and we are 110% his test is going to come back negative. He did talk to the psychologist, she asked him about this and he told her the same story.

Can anyone tell me if Is this going to affect him getting his visa??

[IcezMan_IcezLady 582]

You are freaking yourself out based on speculation.

If it comes up at the interview, be prepared to explain yourself. No one here to tell you would happen to your process . Stop stressing...

[TBoneTX 45,309]

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[Nataly222 0]

You are freaking yourself out based on speculation.

If it comes up at the interview, be prepared to explain yourself. No one here to tell you would happen to your process . Stop stressing...

I wouldn't say I'm freaking out, actually just calmly asking a question brought on by curiousity wondering if anyone has been through a similar situation.

Also, I won't be explaining myself, it's his interview not mine

[IcezMan_IcezLady 582]

I wouldn't say I'm freaking out, actually just calmly asking a question brought on by curiousity wondering if anyone has been through a similar situation.

Also, I won't be explaining myself, it's his interview not mine

Ok, maybe i exaggerated with "freaking out'.. lol

It is his interview but you asked the question and i suppose you will relay the message to him, won't you? or your partner can do the asking.

So, my answer to your question is , don't worry about a second hand smoke.

If your partner doesn't have a drug-related conviction or charges on his or her record, and has no drug-abuse, you don't have to worry.

Like I stated in my first response, "be prepared to explain yourself" no matter the situation.

[aurpol 17]

No, it wont. Our son is due here next week and his was beyond second-hand smoke (although it was just once few years back). It caused a delay but nevertheless, he was granted visa. This issue wasn't even mentioned at the interview.

[Nataly222 0]

Ok, maybe i exaggerated with "freaking out'.. lol

It is his interview but you asked the question and i suppose you will relay the message to him, won't you? or your partner can do the asking.

So, my answer to your question is , don't worry about a second hand smoke.

If your partner doesn't have a drug-related conviction or charges on his or her record, and has no drug-abuse, you don't have to worry.

Like I stated in my first response, "be prepared to explain yourself" no matter the situation.

Oh yes I will tell him not to freak out I'm sure he's slightly stressed right now since he's the one going through the process.

Thank you for your response I suppose you're right, he doesn't have any past drug convictions and he has not admitted to actual drug use and we know the test will come back positive so he will most likely be okay

I just see so many get denied for drug related topics even if they're century old situations or small things. I figured you never know what the CO's response will be