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If I test positive for HIV on a Foreign Service-administered test, will State report my status to any other federal, state or local authorities?

April 26, 2017Federal foreign local positive report service-administered State Status Test

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If I test positive for HIV on a Foreign Service-administered test, will State report my status to any other federal, state or local authorities?

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No. State does not report the HIV status of applicants to any health authority. Affected individuals are referred to their private physicians for further evaluation, treatment and monitoring. These physicians may have a reporting obligation.