BeeKayCee

I was worried about the same thing as it delayed my Peace Corps Application status for about a year (mental health), from what I've gathered there is a medical check AFTER they have decided you are a finalist. I don't know about the Fulbright Process but for Peace Corps I had to write a mini essay on my condition and how I am well equipped to handle it, as well as having letters from any previous doctors who treated me directly for the condition. 
This time I plan on just saying "I've been in Peace Corps for two years so it shouldn't be a problem", but I too am interested in specifically the medical for mental issues. There was no particular statement that I could find on Fulbright about this. 

Hi @BeeKayCee. First off: congratulations on making it past the first round! That's a huge accomplishment in and of itself.
As for interviews: I'm an ETA in Bahrain this year. Neither me nor any of my fellow ETAs had interviews. We have also spent time with the Moroccan and Jordanian ETAs, and I personally have not heard anything from them about having been interviewed--although I never asked any one this question directly. 
Hope this helps a bit!

Hey All! 
I'm a semi finalist for Morocco ETA. Congrats on people who have already heard about interviews! And congrats for those who also got Semi-Finalist status! 
It seems like we're in for another long wait, but I was wondering if anyone knew about if Morocco has interviews normally. There isn't much on the ETA site itself, and in the google spreadsheet it doesn't seem to have anything about Morocco ETAs getting interviews. I'm curious cause I'm currently in another country as a PCV and so my Arabic and French have fallen by the wayside, if I need to do an interview using language I know that the third language is going to invade my speech and it's going to reflect pretty poorly on my actual language skills. I'm wondering if I should start brushing up... yesterday. 
Thanks for any insight or direction!