Before applying for EB-5, I developed a health condition that limits my mobility. I applied anyways, but now I wonder if my health problems could be seen as a problem and affect my application. live in Colombia and traveling to the US to continue the application there is no longer an option for the time being, as was the original plan. I have already applied to the I-526, waiting for a reply while I undergo treatment.
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Lynne Feldman
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyYou will need to complete an I-693 if in the U.S. and equivalent Department of State form if outside the U.S. If your health issues require very expensive treatment the consulate may inquire on your ability to pay for this without applying for public aid.
Phuong Le
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyGenerally no, unless it's one of the specific communicable diseases that's listed on their website.
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