Babatwi:



She said the hospital did not agree to negotiate payment plan, they only collected all her contact details and told her to payup as soon as possible. Though she has made some payments already.
She now wants to apply for her children because she travelled alone the last time.






Your friend will be fine in as much as she adheres strictly to the plan without default.she should also travels with the agreement and evidence to show that she is adhering to the plan eg bank statements.
I have a sister and a close friend that are both on a payment plan and are complying strictly with the plan.One has successfully renewed her visa via drop box,while the other one was invited to come for interview when she applied for drop box renewal and was denied due to a lie she told during her 1st us visa application some 10yrs ago,so this lie later came back to bite her in the a** this year, (an unnecessary lie she told 10yrs ago and had forgotten all about) #saythetruthalways.Her visa refusal totally had nothing to do with her payment plan and by the way she's still faithful to the payment plan till date.

chibertha:
Good day all this information might be helpful

Pompoms:
I guess my previous comment was deleted . I'll rephrase.
I got just one email each from a doctor in Atl and another in Texas, stating their fees and hospital charges. Is this enough "correspondence" to show at the embassy?

Thank you, èveryone.

Pompoms:
I guess my previous comment was deleted . I'll rephrase.
I got just one email each from a doctor in Atl and another in Texas, stating their fees and hospital charges. Is this enough "correspondence" to show at the embassy?

Thank you, èveryone.

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Pompoms:


Which hospital are you using, please?

Jannah7:
Hello house, I'm new here. Well done, and thanks to all who have shared their experience of childbirth in the US. please I need a good and cheap hospital info in Texas for my child birth.

sleekender:
Good morning House,

My friend is in a little dilemma and I would need any one's guided opinion to help her out.

She is 19 weeks pregnant and would like to have her child in the US. She also intends to apply for a visa and declare she would be going for childbirth. However she has a little fibroid growth(not harmful to the baby) but she would like to depend on that as her major premise for having her baby in the US(better healthcare)

She intends to get a letter from her doctor in Nigeria stating that the fibroid may be harmful, as well as a correspondence from a doctor in the US corroborating her claims.

Please any advice to the contrary or should she go ahead?

Supernaturalone:
Many people have applied for visas to give birth without any specific medical condition. What the visa officer wants to see is that you have ties to Nigeria and you're capable of paying your bills. No point deviating from the truth if fibroid is not harmful. But I wonder why a Dr will agree to do that. In addition, has the US Dr examined her? Or on what basis is he corroborating a false statement. This may throw up unexpected issues for her. She should just go with the truth, have genuine documents in place, be confident, prepare well and hope for the best. There are lots of lessons to be learnt from the experiences of people here.

peacenigeria:



This decision is based on the risk each individual patient is willing to take. If you are questioned by the Visa Officer or at your Port Of Entry regarding your doctor, it is not the same to have a standard "canned" email response that is sent to everybody, as to have a signed letter from a doctor who is confirming he/she is accepting you. Should an officer make a call to the physician's office to confirm, I would think you would want him to be able to confirm your name and your date of appointment. In the end, you may or may not be questioned with regards to the matter so basically it is a decision based on the risk you are willing to take both at the Embassy for your Visa and at your Port Of Entry.

peacenigeria:



This decision is based on the risk each individual patient is willing to take. If you are questioned by the Visa Officer or at your Port Of Entry regarding your doctor, it is not the same to have a standard "canned" email response that is sent to everybody, as to have a signed letter from a doctor who is confirming he/she is accepting you. Should an officer make a call to the physician's office to confirm, I would think you would want him to be able to confirm your name and your date of appointment. In the end, you may or may not be questioned with regards to the matter so basically it is a decision based on the risk you are willing to take both at the Embassy for your Visa and at your Port Of Entry.

Babatwi:


What you have will be sufficient,so far it was sent to you by the doctor's and it has their contact where it can be verified from them that the email truly originated from them if the need arises.

Supernaturalone:
Oakbend

Pompoms:


Thank you so much.
What was the correspondence between you and the hospital/doctor like? Were you able to get a cover/personalized letter? Sorry for prodding.

Supernaturalone:
I don't know that every doctor will have the time to do a personalised letter for every enquiry. I guess that's why some of them ask for a prepayment that you forfeit, of you eventually do not show up. The email is addressed to you right? The attachment I got also has the Drs details but not mine; so it's a standard letter that I sent to all enquirers. Different Drs would have different formats so I won't lose sleep over that.

Terminalia:
Good day people,

Pls for those that traveled with palm oil, I heard one has to freeze it. Question is do one allow it to defrost before packing it with one's luggage or you pack the frozen palm oil like that? Thank you

Pompoms:


I wasn't even asked for a prepayment, which I would gladly have done. I was told registration and payment are on arrival.