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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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Hello dears ,

I would love to get an insight about a situation that is bothering me so much.

My interview for IR immigrant visa is ready and I have to do the medical exam before..

I was in Amesterdam recently my husband US citizen and we have consumed cannabis , as brownies and also smoked .

I know on the medical exam they do blood test, I'm wondering if the check just for HIV and siphilis or other stuff lik THC ( cannabis )...

Well if the doc ask me if I ever consumed drugs , I will say no ( a white lie ) ...

My police records are clean , my medical record are clean , never been admited for any abuse of it kind

I will apreciate your feed backs before going into the medical exam

thanks

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There is no "white lie" when it comes to immigration. There is only lying.

Yes they check for everything. Consumption of cannabis is a 1 year ban. LYING about using cannabis and being found out will lead to a lifetime ban.

Search the forum and you will see cases of people on here that are currently going through a ban for past use of drugs.

DO NOT LIE!

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Filed: EB-2 Visa Country: Philippines
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absolutely do not lie. tell the truth. i am wondering if they check for drugs in the bloodstream or just the basic blood test

My EB2 Visa Journey



USCIS Process:


Sent I-140: March 28 2016


USCIS (Nebraska) PD: March 28, 2016


RFE received: April 6, 2016


Responded to RFE: April 18, 2016


USCIS approval: April 28, 2016 (28 days approval)


Petition sent to NVC: May 13, 2016


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NVC Process:



NVC Received Petition: June 3, 2016


Case number and Invoice number Assigned: June 5, 2016


IV Fee Invoiced: June 8, 2016


Pay IV Fee : June 10, 2016


IV Fee appeared as PAID: June 13, 2016


DS-260 (IV application) completed: June 16, 2016


Sent civil documents: June 20, 2016


Scan date: June 22, 2016


Case complete: October 7, 2016


Interview date: November 16, 2016


VISA APPROVED. status changed to ISSUED :)

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Poland
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They only test blood for syphilis, not for cannabis use.

January 2011 - met in USA

Sep 28, 2013 - wedding in Poland

USCIS:

Sep 23, 2015 - mailed I-130 package to Chicago lockbox

Nov 3, 2015 - I-130 approved (29 days from NOA1)

Nov 12, 2015 - received NOA2 via snail mail

NVC:

Jan 2, 2016 - DS-261 submitted

Feb 6, 2016 - DS-260 submitted

CONSULATE:

Apr 26, 2016 - medical exam

May 10, 2016 - interview at the Embassy in Warsaw, Poland - result: APPROVED!

May 16, 2016 - visa in hand

POE:

Jul 23, 2016 - POE: Chicago O'Hare

NATURALIZATION:

Dec 16, 2019 - filed N-400 online

Feb 24, 2020 - naturalization interview in Phoenix, AZ

Mar 10, 2020 - naturalization oath ceremony in Phoenix, AZ

Filed: Other Country: Mexico
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Ive seen people who are in their 40's and used "WEED" as a young teen 13 or so and were banned from the US .. Im wondering is their any kind of test they do that can go way back several years to prove you have ever used anything??? Or are the test they do only able to detect but so far back?

 
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