kevin mcgee

ok thanks for the update, whats a 221g ?

My fiancee lives in General Santos City, her id was stolen, we are waiting for a replacement, she dropped a name so its taking longer than expected ,, she cant pickup her passport because she needs the id, birth cert is not adequate, ans its been 3 months since waiting for id, should be ready this month, my question is the first thing they want is the ds 160, which she cant fill out because she needs the valid id, should i call them and let them know that shes waiting for her id ?or do they just extend our case automatically ? the other issue is she tested positive for a latent T/B infection and is on treatment for 6 mos, which ends in August, so if she not done with her 6 mo treatment should she just go thru with setting up the interview or should she delay it until her treatment is done ,thanks .The tb question i asked earlier this year, and now since we received the notice from the embassy recently i thought i would add it to mt e mail to see what the opinions are/ thanks .

i am new to this forum, i really appreciate the responses, everyone has good motives to try to help others in what can seem to be unfair procedures at times, but its nice to have honest feedback form others whom succesfully navigated the citizenship procedures, i am from Canada and feel so fortunate to be a naturalized citizen to the best country in the world, hopefully Trump will realize the benefits of immigrants who do alot for our country, who also work on his golf couses and clean his hotel rooms.

Thanks for the info top secret , yes they can check also and we will get some sort of letter describing the treatment course etc .

Oh ok , thanks for your help and opinion .

JM, so when her treatment id done in gen san, and their doctor says the treatment was a success, i assume she should be good to test at st lukes and be negative.

oh ok great, thanks

She was never tested at st Luke’s , they know nothing about her tb test , it was all done in gen San , why would she have to wait a year ??

I was hopeing that after treatment in general San she will past the tb test when the doctor clears her from gen San and she is able to have a clear x ray like top secret stated

It sounds like no matter what we do , it all depends on saint lukes , if necessary I will have her stay in manilla and do st Luke’s policy of treatment .

When some one tests positive for tb , the doctor advised to start treatment , I had no say so in that decision , a persons health is the most important factor

thanks for the info, i appreciate it, when t/b is positive its safer to start treatment to ensure the patients saftey , which is my number one concern even if the process takes longer.

she is being treated in gen san, which has nothing to do with the visa process.

to clarify, we are waiting for the notice to interview, some one stole her id during a break in at her room. in the mwaen time she tested positive at a hospital in gen san, i thought it was a good idea to test early, and she tested positive for t/b, a slight positive , so she started meds last month.

My fiancée tested positive for tb , we are still waiting for our embassy interview , she has a latent tb , so she started meds , how does that effect our case , should she wait until after the medication regime to schedule the interview in Manila / thnx