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I don't even think that my husband's doctor asked him about drug use. There may have been one question about being an addict (maybe) - but I don't think so.

I don't suggest lying - but I do suggest answering only what you are asked - and no more.

It doesn't seem that they are interested in whether or not you tried a drug once, but rather if you were ever addicted.

However, every consulate may be different - I'm just trying to help.

Yeah I know you do and i want to say thank you....pray for me huh??!!!

goodluck

If you can't sleep read up on the immigration process. That's great for insomnia. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

more caffeine please

Congrats :whistle:I feel your so happy!!!!

I couldn't sleep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Los Angeles (E! Online) - The Terminator is making good on its coming-back word. The Governator, not so much.

The Halcyon Company has announced plans to revive the cyborg-battling movie series with at least three more films, after the production company purchased all rights to the dormant franchise for an undisclosed, though likely eight-figure, sum.

But while Halcyon founders Victor Kubicek and Derek Anderson are looking to begin preproduction on Terminator 4 as soon as possible, they will do so without a leading man. Or man-machine.

Plot details for the fourth film have been kept under tight wraps, though are said to pick up with John Connor, heir to the rebellion, in his thirties, leading the remainder of the human race in its ever-worsening battle against the machines. As the film will mark the beginning of a new trilogy, rather than a continuation of the previous three installments, its unlikely that the Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger, will even take part in the film reinvention, other than perhaps a cameo.

Of course, there are other reasons why the Ah-nuld won't be featured on the big screen. He has a bit of a schedule conflict due to matters of a more gubernatorial nature.

T4 has already been fast-tracked for production, with Halcyon looking to get the installment in theaters by summer 2009. As it is, Schwarzenegger will be leading the state of California through 2011.

While a spokeswoman for the governor asserts that "no law says he couldn't" star in the reimagined flick if he wanted to, the project was nonetheless "not even on his radar."

Still, the franchise's new minders aren't worried about extending the brand beyond Arnie.

"With T3, we included many incidental details and plot points that, along with the ain narrative, set the stage for an entirely new set of inter-related stories covering the future adventures of John Connor and the Terminators," producer Moritz Borman said. "This new Terminator trilogy will build upon the already huge worldwide Terminator fan base, which was both revitalized and expanded with the global success of T3."

In fact, T3, along with T2 and, well, plain old T, have grossed just over $1 billion worldwide since Terminator was first released in 1984.

"The Terminator franchise represents by far the most popular and successful franchise not owned by a major studio," Kubicek said. "We see this global franchise as a cornerstone of Halcyon's future business plans."

A very large cornerstone.

In addition to the big-screen cyborg saga, the company snapped up all future merchandising and licensing rights to the franchise, future revenue generated by T3: Rise of the Machines and a portion of the rights to an almost guaranteed TV series based on the films.

Warned Bros. has already filmed a pilot for The Sarah Connor Chronicles, an hourlong show based around the Terminator character and mythology surrounding the movies. According to Variety, Fox has already expressed interest in the project, and could opt to pick up the series at next week's upfronts, when the fall prime-time schedules are unveiled.

that's a long story ....lol

not to reveal anything to the consulate because if you do your entire process will be denied and you would be placed on administrative review,

Like the military says, don't ask, don't tell, keep it your little secret! Best advice!

What on earth are you talking about?

The consulate knows about the K1 application now and they will know about it when they interview for their spousal visa. NEVER lie to immigration. If you lie, the result is a charge of misrepresentation. That requires a waiver. If the waiver is denied there is NO VISA EVER.

And by the way, read the Terms of Service for Visa Journey:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...&page=terms

you will not: Condone or instruct, either directly or indirectly, others on how to commit fraudulent or illegal immigration

(Could we get an emoticon for WORST ADVICE EVER?)

you make me laugh...

I'm here cause im still in the middle of the procedure to obtain my K1 visa so I can fly to US and marry my baby who lives in Michigan.

I'm not a drug addict ...I was just try before for 2 times but it was 4 years ago and yeah I do smoke I just stop smoking two weeks ago. I smoke 1 stick for one day sometimes 2. hmmm im kind of nervous now.

Well I'm 23 years old now. I use to taste drugs when I was 19 years old.

Good for you, cigarettes are the hardest to give up

Yeah your right but for me isn’t hard to give up cause cause cigarettes isn’t my habit yey eating hotdog is my hobbit lol just teasin..... peace

IT WONT SHOW UP

AND DRUGS MAKE YOU FORGET

SO IF YOU CANT REMEMBER YOU EVER USED A DRUG

DO NOT SAY SO

DO NOT SAY SO!!

I plan not to say cause it was long time ago I already forget those dark side of my life..this things so stressful really i want this to be over soooo soon.

That is a difficult thing to answer during the medical. How old are you? We are always told to tell the truth. Use of illegal drugs (not only those categorized as drug addicts), even one time use can have a back lash. Illegal drug use is a reason for visa denial.

2 scenarios: A 50+ year old man applying for Immigrant visa (petitioned by wife), was denied visa because he admitted that during his teens (18 year old) he "tried" Marijuana once out of curiosity. Out of frustrations and anger, he said he would not go to this Country (US) anymore. -> this is my friend's relative.

A 24 y/o man (petitoned by his Mother) was denied visa because he admitted using drugs for years when he was younger. Now, he is banned from entering US, and all his family and siblings are already in the US. -> this is my co-employee's cousin.

Use of Illegal drugs is ground for Visa ineligibility/denial but there's a waiver for this.

Meth and Marijauna is usually cleared out from our system in a week's time, so refrain from taking any drugs/medications atleast a motnh before your medical. Also refrain from taking alcoholic beverages and smoking (if you do smoke) in the mean time. Drink lots of fluids, eat healthy foods, have a healthy life style.

I'm not a drug addict ...I was just try before for 2 times but it was 4 years ago and yeah I do smoke I just stop smoking two weeks ago. I smoke 1 stick for one day sometimes 2. hmmm im kind of nervous now.

Well I'm 23 years old now. I use to taste drugs when I was 19 years old.

Take a look at this link: http://www.libertydrugtest.com/times.htm I would say you have nothing to worry about and would encourage you to refrain from drug use all together. Good luck with your petition

thank you so much for the really quick responses

Hi I’m new here …….anyone have experience that had using a drug 4 years ago??

Because on June 1 is my medical and im afraid about it cause i use drugs 4 years ago? They can discover it??? ... Oh my god! I cannot stop thinking about what might happen in that day! all the forms and papers were done...only waiting for that day Please help me