medical exam

[AR y MD 1]

can you get denied a fiance visa due to your medical exam? im in cdj right now and my fiance is tripping because there was a black hole looking thing near his diaphram.

[Inky 1,111]

You can be denied a visa if you fail your medical exam. Generally due to drugs.

Other times when issues are found - the doctor will not sign off on the exam until you provide proof of the medical issue not being serious and being taken care of. Eg there was a woman who during the medical exam had found a large lump on her neck. She was told the medical exam would not be completed until she saw her personal doctor and had it checked out. This happened to someone in Canada and it put everything on hold until they got medical testing and provided results to the immigration doctors.

Its completely up to the doctor doing the exam. If he has an issue he should speak to the doctor right away about it - specially the questionable " black hole thing "

[Dan & Jenni 457]

did the physician at the exam give your fiance any advice about seeing his own doctor??

[AR y MD 1]

did the physician at the exam give your fiance any advice about seeing his own doctor??

no they just gave it back to him. during the exam he said that the doctor told him everything looked great. i googled the black holes and its says there gas bubbles in the stomach but i think his just over reacting.

[Dan C. 18]

during the exam he said that the doctor told him everything looked great. i googled the black holes and its says there gas bubbles in the stomach but i think his just over reacting.

You're probably right. If the doctor told him that everything looked great, then I don't think you need to worry about it!

[Dan & Jenni 457]

no they just gave it back to him. during the exam he said that the doctor told him everything looked great. i googled the black holes and its says there gas bubbles in the stomach but i think his just over reacting.

if there was any problem whatsoever then they would of told him to see a doctor. if they said it looked great then it will be fine... and that black hole is probably supposed to be there lol.

[Mike B. 231]

USCIS is concerned about immigrants bringing communicable diseases of public health significance to the United States and starting an epidemic. They are also concerned about things like drug addiction and alcoholism that can put the health and safety of Americans at risk, and could also require the beneficiary to commit crimes of moral turpitude. If whatever the beneficiary has in this instance is not a symptom of those types of diseases, you can safely bet that no one is going to deny the beneficiary her or her visa or bar them from entry based upon the hole. People with enlarged hearts, high cholesterol, etc. immigrate to the United States all the time. Their health issues are their own problems as far as Uncle Sam is concerned.