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Form N648 at the end of this form for instructions on conducting the examination and providing certification.) The applicant must also pay the fee prescribed in § 212.13. Applicant?s APPLICABILITY-LEVEL DESCRIPTION OF EXCEPTIONS The applicant?s eligibility-level description of exceptions in section 203(a)(2) does not apply to the following: (A) A person who is at least 85 years old (B) A person who has a permanent physical or mental disability that affects mobility or requires a specialized type of appliance or support or device or means of transportation (such as a special wheelchair) (C) A person who is blind (D) A person who is at least 60 years old (E) A person who has another significant mental or physical impairment that (i) was, but was no longer, being treated, is being treated, or in the five years preceding the filing of the application was expected to be diagnosed with by a licensed medical professional, is being treated, or in the five years preceding the filing of the application was expected to be diagnosed by a licensed medical professional, or (ii) substantially impairs the applicant?s ability to walk; or (F) An applicant who was never married and who did not file a claim for exemption. APPLICANT ATTESTATION This form is used when a certification is required by section 202 to confirm that the applicant meets the qualification described herein. In general, it is made by a physician or other licensed medical professional qualified to certify an applicant's medical fitness to enter the United States. (See instructions for Form N648 at the end of this form for instructions on conducting the examination and providing certification.) APPENDIX B SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR APPLICATIONS THAT HAVE RESULTED FROM A MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER For the purposes of this chapter for determining whether a person is qualified to receive an exemption under this section, a mental health disorder is an illness or functional group associated with or manifested by an individual's inability to experience pleasure from physical, mental, or emotional activities resulting in significant periods of inactivity, in severe distress from the inability to express own needs for affection and care, or in severe functional limitations of one or more of the major life activities (see section 212.1). In addition, for the purposes of determining whether a person is qualified to be considered for an exemption under section 212(a)(6)(C), a

Hi I'm immigration attorney Ricky Malice, and today I'd like to talk about exemptions to the English language requirement for US citizenship oftentimes I meet people who want to become US citizens but cannot or are unable to learn the English language in order to pass the US Citizenship and Immigration test for those people they have to look to determine whether they fit in any exceptions that are available that may permit them to either not take the test or take the test in their own language there's first of all several built-in rules the most commonly known are the 50 20 and the 55 15 rules that is if someone is 50 years old and has been an u.s. lawful permanent resident for 15 years then they can take the test in their own language, or they're not required to demonstrate an understanding and usage of the English language alternatively if they are 55 years old and have been a lawful permanent resident for at least fifteen years they can qualify as well another lesser known rule is and this is more discretionary but if someone is 65 years old and has been a permanent resident for 20 years than not only may they take the test in their own language they may even be exempt altogether from the civil test completely now for other people who don't qualify for the age and residency duration exceptions they may seek a medical disability waiver commonly known as a n64 8 now this process is more complex and requires that the person demonstrate with the expertise of a qualified physician or doctor that they are unable to learn the English language now many people try to do these and sometimes the problem is the n64 eight completed by the doctor is not comprehensive enough in order to satisfy the immigration officer that this person cannot learn the English language or learn the enough knowledge of the history and civics to pass a test so what I'd like to talk about are what specifically is required in a n64 eight waivers provided by a physician and that will satisfy the requirements for the Immigration Services firstly what really needs to be done is there needs to be a comprehensive finding of what is the specific problem there is something called the DSM that's the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders the doctor has to be able to classify that the person falls within one of the DSM for mental disorders secondly there needs to be a detailed explanation of how this disability or impairment affects the applicant and prevents him or her from learning or demonstrating knowledge of English and/or US history and this is very important that there has to be a clear explanation further the doctor's conclusion whether the applicant is able to learn or demonstrate knowledge learn English or demonstrate knowledge of US history and facts must be documented with a clear explanation of the origin of the nature and the extent of the medical condition including the test that doctor employed to determine that this person this applicant cannot learn the...