Background check of form i130 and medical history of US and Canada

[ninjaHathodi 0]

Hi,

I have 2 questions. Please clarify them.

1) Does USCIS check criminal background check for the beneficiary of form i130 ?

2) Does Canada and USA share medical history with each other?

 

Thanks,

 

[SalishSea 17,928]

26 minutes ago, ninjaHathodi said:

Hi,

I have 2 questions. Please clarify them.

1) Does USCIS check criminal background check for the beneficiary of form i130 ?

2) Does Canada and USA share medical history with each other?

 

Thanks,

 

1) Obviously

2) You mean, in the form of the medical exam, as  required for all immigrant visas?   

[ninjaHathodi 0]

8 hours ago, SalishSea said:

1) Obviously

2) You mean, in the form of the medical exam, as  required for all immigrant visas?

Hi,

1) I thought they don't see criminal record on i130 because there is no questions regarding the same. They do check in ds260 becuase they have dedicated questions regarding the same.

2) No I mean there is my medical history in Canada so is it visible to US government?

[appleblossom 2,692]

You have to provide police certs as part of the NVC process. And they do full background checks on applicants, applicants family etc - it's why sometimes AP can delay visas being issued by months or even years. 

 

You'll need to get your medical history from your Canadian doctor for your US immigrant visa medical, so yes, that will form part of your application.

 

If you can give more info on what specifically you are worried about, then forum members can advise you better.

Edited December 28, 2023 by appleblossom

[SalishSea 17,928]

6 hours ago, ninjaHathodi said:

Hi,

1) I thought they don't see criminal record on i130 because there is no questions regarding the same. They do check in ds260 becuase they have dedicated questions regarding the same.

2) No I mean there is my medical history in Canada so is it visible to US government?

You thought wrong.   You’ll also be required to submit police checks from your country of origin, and anywhere else you’ve lived.   
 

Medical history will be documented via the exam.

 

It sure sounds like you’re trying to hide something from the U.S. government, which could make you inadmissible?   If so, don’t bother.   They’ll find it.