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I am the US citizen and my husband and I are applying for the K3 visa. He has been physically disabled since birth, do we in any way need to disclose this when doing our application?

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It will be asked on the medical questionarrie for the medical exam. Hopefully someone else can say whether that has any implications. I don't believe it does really though.

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I am the US citizen and my husband and I are applying for the K3 visa. He has been physically disabled since birth, do we in any way need to disclose this when doing our application?

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There is no place on the petitions or visa applications that asks about this. It will be aparent and discussed during the medical. It could have some impact on how you show convincing evidence of a bona fide ongoing relationship. I'm not being insensitive, just indicating a factor to consider and prepare for.

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