Advice regarding medical and previous usage

[mistakesweremade 0]

Good Morning

 

Recently I was invited to try weed with a couple friends, I've maybe since then tried it around 3 times when asked too. 

Me and my Fiance are curious as to how much of an impact this has now as all the threads we could find on the topic were old or the information was never clear.

Anyone who has been to the exam, did they ask you about previous use? I'm sure a large chunk of people going through this process have tried a drug one time, is it worth lying if there is no record anywhere of it occurring?

I can plan my medical 7/8 months after I last smoked, meaning it shouldn't show up on any test unless somehow a hair test detects it (if they even do one in the first place) so would it be worth just waiting for that amount of time to pass, then to lie about it and hope for the best?

I know a lot of you will tell me how important it is not to lie, but it really is near untraceable and it could save us a lot of effort, money and time. 

I'm in the UK moving to Ohio, I have not touched the drug since and I was certainly not addicted. Is it worth the hassle of admitting it if asked or should I keep my mouth shut?

I would also like to hear anyone else's personal experiences with the medical, like I said before, did they ask? Did you yourself lie? Do you know people who have lied? Did you tell the truth and if so, what happened?

 

Thank you anyone who gives me their time of day, I'm fully aware of how much of an idiot I was for doing it, It was a stupid mistake. 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

I think my local CS asked if I've ever used drugs. If the CS does ask you the same, honestly, tell the CS the truth. No one here will tell you to do otherwise just because it would save you guys a lot of effort, time and money.

[Going through 5,671]

The thing is...once you lie in any immigration application, examination or interview at any point, it will follow you around forever.  Even after you get a green card, even after you get citizenship...one lie that is found out later can result in it all being taken away and being sent back home.

 

All I can stress is don't ever EVER lie when it comes to US immigration in any way....especially if your only reason for lying would be to "save a lot of effort, money and time".

 

 

[Ban Hammer 13,395]

the only advice you will receive is to tell the truth and do not lie.  

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