St Lukes's Medical Annulment Psych Exam

[Mar_Wil 12]

Thought maybe someone had an opinion on this. My wife will probably be having her medical at St. Luke's before long and here is the situation. My wife had an annulment before we married, her annulment was based on bigamy as the man she had contracted marriage with was still married. A couple months after her marriage to this man she found out the man was still married so she filed for an annulment. The court granted her an annulment stating the marriage was considered void from the beginning because of bigamous as the man still had an existing marriage.

Do you think St. Luke's will still require her to take the Psych Exam since her annulment was based on bigamy?

Your opinions are appreciated

[Tintin and Mike 127]

Any beneficiary who went through annulment (petitioner or responded) will have to go through Psych Eval for additional 1000 php (not Exam as these as for with history of drug abuse, depression and such, costs additional 3000 php) and on separate day. Make sure you give enough time in between medical exam + at least 10 days for psych eval (or next available sched) + 3 days for results with USEM interiew (or else you have to reschedule)

Good luck!

[C-ma'am 684]

**Post moved from AOS from family visas to Philippines. Question is country specific and not related to an AOS process or procedure.

[Tahoma 2,292]

Under the circumstances, her psych evaluation should take less than 20-30 minutes. It's nothing to worry about.

[Mar_Wil 12]

Thank you all for your replies. It is greatly appreciated.

[Mar_Wil 12]

Just wanted to add that my wife will be taking a certified copy of the court order of her annulment with her to St. Luke's for her medical.

[Tintin and Mike 127]

Just wanted to add that my wife will be taking a certified copy of the court order of her annulment with her to St. Luke's for her medical.

Suggest to add Annotated Marriage Certificate from NSO as well.

[Mar_Wil 12]

Suggest to add Annotated Marriage Certificate from NSO as well.

Thanks Tintin and Mike for that suggestion. I passed that on to my wife a few minutes ago when I talked to her. She said she would take that also with her as per your suggestion.

Thanks again

[Mar_Wil 12]

Thought I would update this post.

My wife finished her medical at St. Luke's today, she said yesterday they read her certified court documents of her annulment being granted due to bigamy and she was not required to take the psych exam nor even the psych eval.

Thought I would let you all know.

[looneytunes 1]

Thought I would update this post.

My wife finished her medical at St. Luke's today, she said yesterday they read her certified court documents of her annulment being granted due to bigamy and she was not required to take the psych exam nor even the psych eval.

Thought I would let you all know.

Thanks for sharing. We have the same situation. Good luck to her interview.God Bless.

[Tintin and Mike 127]

Thought I would update this post.

My wife finished her medical at St. Luke's today, she said yesterday they read her certified court documents of her annulment being granted due to bigamy and she was not required to take the psych exam nor even the psych eval.

Thought I would let you all know.

Great news, congrats and good luck on her upcoming interview!

[Tahoma 2,292]

Thanks for the update.

[Mar_Wil 12]

Thank you all for your advice, suggestions and for your good luck wishes.

[Mar_Wil 12]

Thanks for sharing. We have the same situation. Good luck to her interview.God Bless.

Wishing you luck also in the familiar situation. Hope all goes well for you.

[dm0371 1]

I had the same experience, took me 3 grueling long day of waiting... they released my medical yesterday and didnt require me to undergo psychiatric evaluation.