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GigiClement   0

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Help me please!

I am in the process of visa and CR1 my case is complete at NVC, waiting to schedule the interview, is that 11 years ago I had tuberculosis and treatment done correctly and never had problems, but I have nothing to prove, I have a lung scar, that scar can slow the process of my visa?

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Anh map   2,098

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Help me please!

I am in the process of visa and CR1 my case is complete at NVC, waiting to schedule the interview, is that 11 years ago I had tuberculosis and treatment done correctly and never had problems, but I have nothing to prove, I have a lung scar, that scar can slow the process of my visa?

As long as you do not have active TB it will not be a problem.

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Show your medical records of being treated for TB. Don't worry about it too much. Even people with HIV may be eligible to receive waivers now so just apply and be honest, I doubt it will slow the process.

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GigiClement   0

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Show your medical records of being treated for TB. Don't worry about it too much. Even people with HIV may be eligible to receive waivers now so just apply and be honest, I doubt it will slow the process.

that's the big problem, after all this time I've played all medical examinations in the trash, so I have no way to prove that I was healed right.

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Harpa Timsah   13,258

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They can tell the difference between a scar and an active infection. You do not need records.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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