Thank you Joachim and Jakied. I appreciate you. I am happy and not worry now.
Andre, your test results are DEFINITELY neg for hep a/b/c. The screening test for hep c measures antibodies other than those specific for Hcv. That explains your .2 score. I have a feeling you are wondering why that is not -0-. Don't worry. it is a NEG result. Screening tests for hcv>1 are considered reactive but can be false reactive because of 'cross reaction' with other antibodies.
Don't worry. This is a neg result for hep a/b/c.
i would say you are negative for Hepatitis A, B and C.
probably you got insecured by the "0.2" for Hep C, but as i interpret it, all that is <= 0.9 can be seen as negative, as in your case.
if you had a specific exposure for Hep C in recent time, you may want to repeat the test after 1/2 year to ensure body had time to respond, but you did not indicate anything like that.
from your labs it cannot be seen if you are vaccinated/immune against hep A and B (this would be the HAV IgG and HBs IgG antibody titers) or not.
if not, i would get a vaccine against Hep A and B to protect you in the future.
best wishes, Joachim