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Hi guys. I just got done my medical yesterday for only one day and also got the vaccines and result. I'm just curious about the SLEC stamp on my passport I saw a "B" sign there. So I assume that I'm on Class B category. Should I worry about that when I get in to the US or in my AOS? I remember the only thing that the doctor told me was I'm underweight and adviced me to eat more food, the more the calories the more I will gain weight 😂 

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B2 classification could be an indication that you may have a follow up visit to the County Health Department for further testing for TB. A member stated that within 2 weeks of hitting the POE they got a call from the county board of Health that they needed to see her and open a file on possible immigrant with TB.

 

Did you have any issues at the exam that might indicate a followup visit in the US because of TB related testing, interview or any other issues?

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B2 classification could be an indication that you may have a follow up visit to the County Health Department for further testing for TB. A member stated that within 2 weeks of hitting the POE they got a call from the county board of Health that they needed to see her and open a file on possible immigrant with TB.

 

Did you have any issues at the exam that might indicate a followup visit in the US because of TB related testing, interview or any other issues?

I don't have any problem with my medical yesterday. I finished it one day and even got the vaccine the same day means i passed the medical right? I asked a group on facebook and some of them got the same "B" on the slec stamp and told me nothing to worry about. I don't have any TB history. Maybe that member you are saying undergo sputum test and had undergo some treatment. 

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I don't have any problem with my medical yesterday. I finished it one day and even got the vaccine the same day means i passed the medical right? I asked a group on facebook and some of them got the same "B" on the slec stamp and told me nothing to worry about. I don't have any TB history. Maybe that member you are saying undergo sputum test and had undergo some treatment. 

Doubt any one really knows what the classifications are, question gets asked from time to time but never any answers.    You didn't have a TB issue so there are no issues for later.    Don't give a second thought the the classification.

 

 

 

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