Medical condition filling unmarried Child over 21

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I need suggestion to filling for unmarried child over 21. My brother is over 21 unmarried. And my mom just received her Greengard. My brother was in Canada on student visa. While he was studying , he was phasing mental illness issue. In last semester he was arguing with some students. So he got restricted from his college. He didn't do any violation but he was arguing verbally. He is really calm person but he didn't take his medication for 2 months so this school incidence happened.  Now he is  back home country. So I just would like to know when my mom will file for his greencard, will this violation will be detected in his history? will that make any issue for greencard process? What we can do in this situation? Please guide us. 

[Boiler 45,733]

Well you are getting ahead but his medical records will be something that may be an issue when he interviews not now.

[SalishSea 17,970]

1 hour ago, Dimps said:

I need suggestion to filling for unmarried child over 21. My brother is over 21 unmarried. And my mom just received her Greengard. My brother was in Canada on student visa. While he was studying , he was phasing mental illness issue. In last semester he was arguing with some students. So he got restricted from his college. He didn't do any violation but he was arguing verbally. He is really calm person but he didn't take his medication for 2 months so this school incidence happened.  Now he is  back home country. So I just would like to know when my mom will file for his greencard, will this violation will be detected in his history? will that make any issue for greencard process? What we can do in this situation? Please guide us. 

Mental illness will be part of the evaluation for the visa medical exam.  This is several years away.  He will also be required to obtain a police report for Canada, which will show any arrests.

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5 hours ago, Boiler said:

Well you are getting ahead but his medical records will be something that may be an issue when he interviews not now.

Thank you for feedback 

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4 hours ago, SalishSea said:

Mental illness will be part of the evaluation for the visa medical exam.  This is several years away.  He will also be required to obtain a police report for Canada, which will show any arrests.

Thank you for feedback. So in his case, he was not arrested but police brought him from school to hospital for mental treatment. Does is count as arrest? How can I find out what is police history for him in Canada? Any suggestions will be really appreciated. 

[Boiler 45,733]

Get him to get his Police Report.

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32 minutes ago, Dimps said:

Thank you for feedback. So in his case, he was not arrested but police brought him from school to hospital for mental treatment. Does is count as arrest? How can I find out what is police history for him in Canada? Any suggestions will be really appreciated. 

Look up to m which police certificate is required here:

https://travel.state.g okov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country.html 

[SalishSea 17,970]

46 minutes ago, Dimps said:

Thank you for feedback. So in his case, he was not arrested but police brought him from school to hospital for mental treatment. Does is count as arrest? How can I find out what is police history for him in Canada? Any suggestions will be really appreciated. 

He will not need the police report or medical exam until closer to the time of the interview.   Specific instructions for both items will be given to him by the consulate.

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7 hours ago, Boiler said:

Get him to get his Police Report.

From India, how to get canada police report? Need to go in person in canada? Please suggest. 

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7 hours ago, SalishSea said:

He will not need the police report or medical exam until closer to the time of the interview.   Specific instructions for both items will be given to him by the consulate.

For all is medical exam and police report is necessary? Or only when it requested? 

7 hours ago, Lemonslice said:

Look up to m which police certificate is required here:

https://travel.state.g okov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country.html 

Thank you. 

[Boiler 45,733]

21 minutes ago, Dimps said:

For all is medical exam and police report is necessary? 

Yes

[Redro 4,611]

14 hours ago, Dimps said:

I need suggestion to filling for unmarried child over 21. My brother is over 21 unmarried. And my mom just received her Greengard. My brother was in Canada on student visa. While he was studying , he was phasing mental illness issue. In last semester he was arguing with some students. So he got restricted from his college. He didn't do any violation but he was arguing verbally. He is really calm person but he didn't take his medication for 2 months so this school incidence happened.  Now he is  back home country. So I just would like to know when my mom will file for his greencard, will this violation will be detected in his history? will that make any issue for greencard process? What we can do in this situation? Please guide us. 

Follow the visa bulletin: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2023/visa-bulletin-for-june-2023.html

They are currently working on petitions of  adult children of LPRs from India 22 SEPT 2015 (so 8 years of waiting). 

If your brother gets married the petition will be denied as there is no category for married children of LPRs.

Your mother will have to become a citizen.... 

Your brother should continue to take his medication, see the relevant doctors and make sure he doesn't get into trouble... when his case opens up at NVC he will have to submit his Canadian PCC (you don't have to worry about that for the next 7-8 years)... but you can obtain the record now if you know your brother will not be returning to Canada ever again... Contact the local Canadian embassy in India for directions on how to obtain a PCC from India. 

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1 hour ago, Redro said:

Follow the visa bulletin: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2023/visa-bulletin-for-june-2023.html

They are currently working on petitions of  adult children of LPRs from India 22 SEPT 2015 (so 8 years of waiting). 

If your brother gets married the petition will be denied as there is no category for married children of LPRs.

Your mother will have to become a citizen.... 

Your brother should continue to take his medication, see the relevant doctors and make sure he doesn't get into trouble... when his case opens up at NVC he will have to submit his Canadian PCC (you don't have to worry about that for the next 7-8 years)... but you can obtain the record now if you know your brother will not be returning to Canada ever again... Contact the local Canadian embassy in India for directions on how to obtain a PCC from India. 

Thank you so much for all detail explanation. Really helpful. I would like to better understand about Visa bulletin. What is difference between date filling and final action date. We need priority date from for I-130 and when it will show under filling date box under F2B category, we can file i-485, right? And current sep 2015 people (i130 priority date) are supposed to get greencard right? 
 

 

and incase if my brother go to canada to visit or any reason , from where he can get police report? Is it from police station or online somewhere? 
 

 

 

Thank you so much again for all help and suggestions. 

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10 minutes ago, Dimps said:

Thank you so much for all detail explanation. Really helpful. I would like to better understand about Visa bulletin. What is difference between date filling and final action date. We need priority date from for I-130 and when it will show under filling date box under F2B category, we can file i-485, right? And current sep 2015 people (i130 priority date) are supposed to get greencard right? 
 

 

and incase if my brother go to canada to visit or any reason , from where he can get police report? Is it from police station or online somewhere? 
 

 

 

Thank you so much again for all help and suggestions. 

Nope I 485 is used for adjusting in country not for Consulate processing.

 

There is a link for the current process for obtaining a police certificate from Canada what it will be on 10 years or so who knows

[SalishSea 17,970]

1 hour ago, Dimps said:

and incase if my brother go to canada to visit or any reason , from where he can get police report? Is it from police station or online somewhere? 

It will be futile to gather any police reports until the visa is close to being issued.  Any police report you obtain now will not be valid in 10 years or whatever.