> My brother who is a little less than 21 yrs old has been asked by US
> Consulate located in my country to go through a bat bone age test as
> part of his immigration visa processing. He was applied by my father
> as 1st preference category as my father is a US citizen. My father
> applied for my brother using an I-130 form, which has been approved by
> the DOHS. It appears that the US consulate may not have believed my
> brother to be less than 21 years old, thus asking him to do the test.
> I was wondering whether anybody went through the same processing
> before. If so, how does it work? How accurately they can measure the
> age? I have never heard of this test before and Google search did not
> yield anything regarding this test. Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
I did a google search and came up with a bunch of links!
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=bone+age+test
I guess the consulate doesn't believe the birth certificate?
Rene
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