Misspeggy

Using your own logic, if you want to get a visa, you have to be drug free. I’d assume that’s also how Immigration look at it. Say for someone like myself, I’ve only used marijuana 5 times in my life. I can proudly say that I’m drug free. All, I’m saying is to disqualify someone who is currently drug free because of previous uses is ridiculous. I took it personal when one particular poster implied that we’re being deceitful. Nowhere did I mention that we plan on lying. I’ve gone through the immigration process from asylum to naturalization and, I’m fully aware of the consequences of lying. Which why I said, honesty is the best policy regardless of the outcome.  
 
Btw, admitting that he has been using marijuana for 4 yrs, doesn’t mean that he’s a regular; then again regular in this I’d imagine is subjective. In fact, you got it entirely wrong because you made an unnecessary assumption. My fiancé has a well respectable job and his scheduling does not allow him to use it “regular,” as you assume. 
 
We have to be a little bit more sensitive when discussing topics like this. Painting someone as an addict, or assuming so is entirely unnecessary when you do not know have the facts. It easy for one to assume or make judgement about a situation your ignorant about. I fully respect everyone’s opinion. I understand that this forum is diverse and opinions expressed are as such but we ought to be mindful. Once again, I appreciate all the feedback. 

All these people giving advice about Jamaica who are not from Jamaica or filing for someone from Jamaica. If your partner tests negative on the drug but admits to previous drug use they will make him go to psych. It is there that the doctor will make the decision and sends it to the embassy where he will either get the visa or not based on the psych doctor.
The foolishness about looking nervous is bullshit pardon my French because ppl are nervous so ofcourse they are going to seem anxious. He would have to be a damn crackhead or heroin addict for the doctors at the medical to say no. Now if his drug test is positive then he receives the 1 year ban and has to wait that year to try again for the visa. I hate when people give advice about something they know nothing at all about or very little information. I know people first hand who couldn't get the visa because the drug test come positive and just waited a year without smoking, took the test again, tested negative and received their visa. My advice is continue to stop smoking and be honest. Lying is way worse than failing the drug test.

if he stop consuming marihuana then the test would be negative, and that's what matters, so he will not be a marihuana user at that time, and that's what really matters. Just skip obvious things that are not that important like everyone in real life would do.