St Luke's put class B on my passport

[dcpa55 9]

So I just finished my medical exam at St Luke medical center extension clinic. They never said i had a problem. They just gave me tetanus vaccine. And when I got my passport I saw they put class B. Well, I had thyroid cancer 7 yrs ago and had surgery and radiation therapy and I have maintenance medication. They all know it and I gave them medical certificate. When i asked the nurse what it means she said she cant discuss it. I asked her if passed and she said the consular in the interview will tell me. Why wont they tell me? This is freaking me out. Can this give me a denial at the interview?

 

Has anyone here have the same class or category and already passed? Any info will be a great help. Thank you!

Edited October 27, 2017 by dcpa55

[John & Rose 7,239]

I do not know the answer but you should ask this in the Philippines forum.  There are a lot of discussions on SLEC and the exam there.

[notantifun 196]

On 10/27/2017 at 10:49 AM, dcpa55 said:

So I just finished my medical exam at St Luke medical center extension clinic. They never said i had a problem. They just gave me tetanus vaccine. And when I got my passport I saw they put class B. Well, I had thyroid cancer 7 yrs ago and had surgery and radiation therapy and I have maintenance medication. They all know it and I gave them medical certificate. When i asked the nurse what it means she said she cant discuss it. I asked her if passed and she said the consular in the interview will tell me. Why wont they tell me? This is freaking me out. Can this give me a denial at the interview?

 

Has anyone here have the same class or category and already passed? Any info will be a great help. Thank you!

Hi there. My visa annotations also indicated class b. I underwent the sputum test at SLEC which came back negative. Yesterday I received a mail from our City's Public Health indicating I have to follow up with them. By follow up I can only surmise it's a reevaluation. I will have to give them a call to confirm this. Anyway, although your health history is different from mine I believe the process will be almost similar. Your city's Public health office will contact you around 2 weeks after your POE. I do not think it's a cause for worry, just routine.

 

Best of luck to us.

[dcpa55 9]

Thank you for the info! And that is good yo know that your sputum test was negative. Well, they never said i had skmrthing on my xray or laboratory. They jist said im ok for immunization and interview. I asked the nurse what it means and she told me they are not allowed to say anything. Which i really think is wrong because it is patient's rights to know thier condition. 

 

I will have my interview soon though. And i hope it will go well.

Edited November 5, 2017 by dcpa55