Kate Moss to submit to drugs tests for US work Visa

Supermodel Kate Moss must take a drugs test if she wants to work in America.

Kate has a number of offers for modeling jobs here in the USA, but those plans may have to be put on hold until she takes the drugs test.

According to the Daily Mail UK, American authorities asked Kate Moss to take a drugs test because of her well-publicized cocaine scandal.

The supermodel who is rumored to be engaged to junkie rocker Pete Doherty, went to the American Embassy in Grosvenor Square two weeks ago to enquire about getting a work visa for the States.

But she was told in no uncertain terms that, because of her connection to the class A drug, immigration officials would deny her application without a prior drugs test to prove she's clean.

"Kate came into the Embassy to apply for a working visa.

"The person put in charge of her case had to tell her point blank that the application couldn't be processed without a drugs test.

"It's common practice for American officials to deny people with criminal records or a history of drugs entry to the States, but Kate has never been charged so she looked a little stunned.

"The Embassy employee explained that her case is different because of her notoriety and her cocaine problem was so high profile.

"Kate accepted this, saying 'OK, I understand' and left the Embassy looking rather dejected, but promised to come back next week."