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How restrictive is the medical screening for U.S. immigration? I will be turning 21 on the 18th of January 2015. What potential implications for my family's EB-5 immigration will this cause if my father is the primary applicant of the EB-5 visa? My dad underwent angioplasty with a stent put in as a result of an angina attack once; he is now healthy, but also has Type 2 diabetes. Is this any cause for concern in terms of the medical screening process for U.S. immigration? How restrictive is the medical screening?

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June 13, 2014 14:24 Sal Picataggio

The primary concern is communicable diseases and other public health issues. Your father’s health concerns may not be a problem.

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June 13, 2014 15:27 Ed Beshara

At the U.S. Consulate processing stage or if applying in the U.S. for the conditional permanent residency a medical report is required for each applicant. The medical report will indicate if there are any grounds of inadmissibility. The facts of your Fathers medical condition, on the surface, indicate that there are no grounds of inadmissibility. That is, he has no contagious diseases.

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