Medical test results sent directly to Embassy...anyone else?

[ECUK1 0]

My son (K2) was asked to come back to the civil surgeon for x-ray testing due to a finding of "something abnormal" in his tuberculosis blood test. So we go back to the doctor's office, pay the fee and have the chest x-ray done. We then were told to come back the next day for the x-ray results. We get back to find out the x-ray findings and now we are told that "everything is OK, everything's normal". Much to my surprise, the envelope with his test results will be forwarded directly to the Embassy from the docs office, while my test results envelope was hand-delivered to me to bring to our interview. Anyone else has experienced a similar situation? Should I be worried about them not releasing my son's envelope to me? Can we say he's out in the clear?

Edited August 18, 2016 by ECUK1

[TBoneTX 45,498]

*** Thread is moved from the K-1 Process forum to the Embassy/Consulate forum -- topic involves that phase. ***

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I wouldn't worry, especially on the basis that "everything is OK." It simply sounds like a different method of getting the information to the consulate.

[PK_Bazm 13]

As Tbone mentioned this is not anything to worry about. The main reason seems to make sure of the authenticity of his medical records. The embassy may have had issues in this regard in the past and therefore have a more stringent policy as to how they accept medical records.

Edited August 21, 2016 by Aghaaz0719