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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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1 hour ago, sparkles_ said:

Speaking as someone who has worked in healthcare and both tested and been tested countless times. A saliva test, no....a urine test, no....a blood test, most likely no.....now if you happen to have a hair test, it will detect 3-6mo of drug use history. And if you happen to not have head hair thinking it is a way to outsmart that, they will harvest from an armpit or leg/arm.

Even if I did about 4 lines a month ago? You think I will be good in another 2 to 3 more months?

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No one here will honestly tell you when it will "be fine" to do a drug test to try to "beat" the system.

 

The facts are as you will have to do the drug test, it is not guarantee you'll be "clean" by 3-4 months, it can still show up perhaps.

 

As to the question about previous drug history, you also must answer yes. Always be honest.

 

Think what happens if you tried saying "No" to previous drug use, and you failed the drug testing? 

 

Just do the drug test, be honest about previous use.

 

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OP: It doesn't matter if you test positive. You must admit to using drugs on the forms you fill out, and the doctor will also discuss and ask about your drug use history. That alone will cause you to fail the medical. Are you actively in drug treatment, are you making an effort to show with professional help that you are clean? With your history of drug use, with something as heavy as cocaine, you will not be getting a visa. This is not DIY territory. Consider an attorney.

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10 hours ago, Me4806 said:

Hi. If I was a heavy user of cocaine about a year ago and its time to go do my medical exam for my green card, will my cocaine use come up in the blood test? How long does it stay in your blood and urine? Thanks in advance

 

54 minutes ago, Redheadguy03 said:

Just be honest. You don't want to lie because if you do and at some point they find out it will cause lots of issues. 

This person obviously has no intentions of being honest. Let's face it, honestly speaking, the chances of a known drug user getting into the US is just about 0. You're inadmissible if you confess to drug use and I don't believe there's a waiver for that. 

 

I'm not going to give you advice on how to go about beating the system (not that I know of a way) but it sounds like you're still using knowing that there's a chance it might be detected in your system...not a smart move. Even if you happen to beat the system and make it to the US, this habit could send you back quick. 

 

Give it up (the drugs) or Give it up (trying to get to the US).

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~~This thread is now locked as the OP for TOS Violations. As the OP is ignoring the main part of the medical questionnaire and focusing on a beating a drug test.~~

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