Dear poster, your enquiry is a bit confusing but from I was able to deduce, this is what I can tell you: If you really have been following the thread like you stated, you woulda noticed that we do not encourage people to lie during visa interviews. You cannot knowingly mislead a VO and then come here and ask us to help you cover up an obvious lie. If you really told them you were pregnant, then you have no problem, but if you didn't, then I suggest you go on ur vacation (assuming that is what you told the VO u needed the visa for) but I don't know how you want to convince a CBP officer that you are just coming for vacation with an obvious big belly.
Except someone else has a contrary opinion, this is mine sha. Except I misunderstood you post. I wish you luck though. I hope this is a 'useful' reply.

munah123457:
Ok I'm a new member and I have been following this thread. My case goes like this
Myself, dad and younger sister attended US interview on the 8th of March 2017, and we were all granted Visa.

Actually I am 31weeks gone when we went for the interview and I went with my dad and younger sister, and my mum has a valid visa. But my husband didn't apply.

I know if I use the visa to birth, it might create problems for me in the future as my DS160 form states that I am a student, so have zeroed my mind for using it to birth.

I need advice on how I can effectively use my visa without creating any suspicion that will lead to refusal or ban. I've decided that I should apply with my baby after his one year. Then I'm thinking won't the VO start calculating and say I was pregnant while I applied and refuse me or should I travel first b4 I reapply with my baby?

Please urgent and useful reply

munah123457:
Ok I'm a new member and I have been following this thread. My case goes like this
Myself, dad and younger sister attended US interview on the 8th of March 2017, and we were all granted Visa.

Actually I am 31weeks gone when we went for the interview and I went with my dad and younger sister, and my mum has a valid visa. But my husband didn't apply.

I know if I use the visa to birth, it might create problems for me in the future as my DS160 form states that I am a student, so have zeroed my mind for using it to birth.

I need advice on how I can effectively use my visa without creating any suspicion that will lead to refusal or ban. I've decided that I should apply with my baby after his one year. Then I'm thinking won't the VO start calculating and say I was pregnant while I applied and refuse me or should I travel first b4 I reapply with my baby?

Please urgent and useful reply

Were you asked if you were pregnant during your visa interview? It's not a crime to be pregnant and apply for a visa. It becomes an issue if you lied.You can apply for your son after you give birth and travel with him

Unsafe POE are places where alot of people are refused entry such as chicago and houston
I have never used JFK
ur most likely to meet a black or indian cbp at dulles/bwi so they themselv.es are not pure breed americans imho
Etihad and qatar have had a few issues lately with passengers being turned baack for flimsy reasons so its reasonable to be wise and go through places like atlanta or dallas where they are reasonable
I might be wrong
pls anyone flying british airways do you know if they accept naira or I must pay in dollars

British airways don't accept Naira debit cards anymore. You'll have to pay with a USD card or call British airways to book for you and you'll pay at Gtbank.
I tired that and the price I was given was ridiculous.

quote author=drafrican post=54529197]Unsafe POE are places where alot of people are refused entry such as chicago and houston
I have never used JFK
ur most likely to meet a black or indian cbp at dulles/bwi so they themselv.es are not pure breed americans imho
Etihad and qatar have had a few issues lately with passengers being turned baack for flimsy reasons so its reasonable to be wise and go through places like atlanta or dallas where they are reasonable
I might be wrong
pls anyone flying british airways do you know if they accept naira or I must pay in dollars[/quote]

drafrican:
Unsafe POE are places where alot of people are refused entry such as chicago and houston
I have never used JFK
ur most likely to meet a black or indian cbp at dulles/bwi so they themselv.es are not pure breed americans imho
Etihad and qatar have had a few issues lately with passengers being turned baack for flimsy reasons so its reasonable to be wise and go through places like atlanta or dallas where they are reasonable
I might be wrong
pls anyone flying british airways do you know if they accept naira or I must pay in dollars

You are even explaining to TWoods. Lol he is looking for round 5 argument. Us wey care about POE understand safe and unsafe. No mind TWoods jo...he don start

TWoods:


Yes you can, but will mostly be ignored. If you did not feel fit to fly then why did you make the attempt to fly to the US in the first place? If no doctor would dare, then you just admitted that the "fit to fly" certification with which you boarded the flight to the US was a fraud. We cannot simply continue to hold other nations to ransom over our own selfish needs.

No time for pointless and biased arguments

Momo13:


No time for pointless and biased arguments

But you had time to "waste" to respond to it... you can easily take a pass.

Shawbabe:


You are even explaining to TWoods. Lol he is looking for round 5 argument. Us wey care about POE understand safe and unsafe. No mind TWoods jo...he don start

That's complete nonsense... as i mentioned to the above poster... you could easily take a pass.

please has anyone used JFK POE? Or heard any gist? I am booking virgin to JFk, then local flight to houston. Please help

drafrican:
Unsafe POE are places where alot of people are refused entry such as chicago and houston
I have never used JFK
ur most likely to meet a black or indian cbp at dulles/bwi so they themselv.es are not pure breed americans imho
Etihad and qatar have had a few issues lately with passengers being turned baack for flimsy reasons so its reasonable to be wise and go through places like atlanta or dallas where they are reasonable
I might be wrong
pls anyone flying british airways do you know if they accept naira or I must pay in dollars

That is bizarre. There is no correlation between "safety" and being denied/allowed entry at a POE. If you're a genuine traveller, you should have zero problems at any POE... they are staffed by the same agency, following the exact same laws. The idea that you can zero in on certain POEs as "safe" simply because you think they'd be staffed by "blacks or Indians" is absurd. Basically you're saying the "blacks or Indians" do not apply the rules the same way as the "whites" or in simple language - are just as crooked as we are.

What is a "pure breed American"?

No one is turned back for "flimsy reasons". The rules are the rules. Thousands of people follow them and are let in at the same POEs daily.

Lastly, to the section i highlighted... thank you for reinforcing the view that we are fundamentally a dishonest set of people hellbent on looking for loopholes to exploit rather than follow simple rules. Bravo.

TWoods:


What do the number of blacks in an area have to do with procedures at the POE?

A more general question based on some of the answers i've noticed lately - what does it mean to have a "safe" POE? I thought all POEs were safe, from a security standpoint?

Baba you be clown.....lol.... Remember Favour dey some POE... #wakapassmode

FADEO:


Baba you be clown.....lol.... Remember Favour dey some POE... #wakapassmode

"Favor" (as used here) is an entirely Nigerian construct. It is simply code for the hope of getting away with less than honest intentions. #wakapassmode

TWoods:


That's complete nonsense... as i mentioned to the above poster... you could easily take a pass.

Your post is complete nonsense. You can as well pass on the conversation about POE. Last I checked you don't have to put yourself through the UNSAFE and SAFE poe we unfortunate things have to go through. So you take a pass.

[quote author=TWoods post=54523317]

I was under the impression that the letter should come from your doctor. Why would a doctor be at an airport to do "fit to fly" tests on a woman whose medical history he is unaware of?[/qukote]
The week I got into the USA was the week I delivered..the doctor shouldn't have taken my delivery since they don't know my medical history and I never attended any antenatal class..I wonder why they are doctors.. So a doctor must know my medical history before he attends to me.even when there is an emergency...cool down oooo

TWoods:


That is bizarre. There is no correlation between "safety" and being denied/allowed entry at a POE. If you're a genuine traveller, you should have zero problems at any POE... they are staffed by the same agency, following the exact same laws. The idea that you can zero in on certain POEs as "safe" simply because you think they'd be staffed by "blacks or Indians" is absurd. Basically you're saying the "blacks or Indians" do not apply the rules the same way as the "whites" or in simple language - are just as crooked as we are.

What is a "pure breed American"?

No one is turned back for "flimsy reasons". The rules are the rules. Thousands of people follow them and are let in at the same POEs daily.

Lastly, to the section i highlighted... thank you for reinforcing the view that we are fundamentally a dishonest set of people hellbent on looking for loopholes to exploit rather than follow simple rules. Bravo.

Do you ever correct, criticise or be objective with love & humility Man u are so full of it!!!

T woods,u r being unfair even if u r not a woman, u were fit to fly for 15hrs n above but not fit to fly back immediately. Haba. After she spent 24hrs without food. It happened years ago in Chicago n d lady asked for a Dr and she wasn't fit anymore. U sure don't know wat women go thru from ur comments. Dat alone can make her have pre-eclampsia,etc n she finally went into preterm labor. SMH.

TWoods:


But you had time to "waste" to respond to it... you can easily take a pass.

fatima04:
Hello house, seems i have a unique challenge i think. Applied for US passport 27th of Feb and was told to fill in zeros for the SSN. I just received a mail now from the passport office,telling me to send the SSN or sign an attestation to that effect.

Has anyone encountered this? How do I go about it cos my travel date is dangerously here ooo. Thanks for suggestions in advance

from information on the website, its important that you write a declaration once you dont have SSN.

You must provide your child's Social Security number, if they have been issued one, in accordance with 22 U.S.C. 2714a and 22 C.F.R 51.60(f).
If your child does not have a Social Security number, you must submit a statement, signed and dated, that includes the phrase, “I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the following is true and correct: (Child's full name) has never been issued a Social Security Number by the Social Security Administration.”
For more information, please see Frequently Asked Questions.

#copied.

I also need the format for the declaration if any one has it.

Like it or not even in Naija the Dr would have to know ur medical history. Haven't u seen hospitals in Naija reject emergency cases much more a more developed country. Pls try and come in earlier. If anything happened. God forbid the Dr would be blamed most times. That is y dey don't risk it..[quote author=Colouredgirl post=54532046][/quote]

Sophiamax16:
IMO, people shouldn't be scared . It is really terrible. They did nothing wrong . I wish they fought with a lawyer. Imagine dat ling flight. Wat if she lost her baby ? SMH.

please which other entry can you advice when going to Texas.

Sophiamax16:
T woods,u r being unfair even if u r not a woman, u were fit to fly for 15hrs n above but not fit to fly back immediately. Haba. After she spent 24hrs without food. It happened years ago in Chicago n d lady asked for a Dr and she wasn't fit anymore. U sure don't know wat women go thru from ur comments. Dat alone can make her have pre-eclampsia,etc n she finally went into preterm labor. SMH.

Just dont waste your energy on him.I have said it that he must be a US embassy official,because all his answers to peoples questions are always harsh and mean, i know for sure that this Birthing something is breaking his heart and if he has the opportunity, he will put an end to it,.. He is neither a woman going on a birthing mission to the USA ,nor is he living in Nigeria as he said,but he is always on this forum trying to attack people in the name of "i too know" or due process. He can never jump & pass,He has quarrelled with almost every member of this forum and yet he keeps on coming back on the forum on daily basis.

Ah dint realize it was twoods lol
Ok we have heard when govt bans it we wont go again but till den you can cry a river !!!!!!

TWOOD....oya reply them......lol....I so trust you for that...lol

TWoods:


That is bizarre. There is no correlation between "safety" and being denied/allowed entry at a POE. If you're a genuine traveller, you should have zero problems at any POE... they are staffed by the same agency, following the exact same laws. The idea that you can zero in on certain POEs as "safe" simply because you think they'd be staffed by "blacks or Indians" is absurd. Basically you're saying the "blacks or Indians" do not apply the rules the same way as the "whites" or in simple language - are just as crooked as we are.

What is a "pure breed American"?

No one is turned back for "flimsy reasons". The rules are the rules. Thousands of people follow them and are let in at the same POEs daily.

Lastly, to the section i highlighted... thank you for reinforcing the view that we are fundamentally a dishonest set of people hellbent on looking for loopholes to exploit rather than follow simple rules. Bravo.

#PepperThemGang

I see your posts as a breath of fresh air!

But you get time to be replying everyone. Is it that you don't sleep?

No matter how stupid the questions may sound, biko, jump and pass. Inugo? I will send you ugba through a safe poe when favour is on duty

FADEO:
TWOOD....oya reply them......lol....I so trust you for that...lol

TWoods is very partial. That is how he didn't come and help us answer that aunty that is 31 weeks gone and has zeroed her mind she must give birth in US by faya by force and is still asking us how she can circumvent the process.

She wanted urgent and useful advice if not I would have directed her to Favour that is on duty only in US POE

I kuku gave her my 'useful' advice. But una wicked o, nobody even bothered to answer her. Oga CBP officer no dey see that kain one respond to.

nefertitiram:



TWoods is very partial. That is how he didn't come and help us answer that aunty that is 31 weeks gone and has zeroed her mind she must give birth in US by faya by force and is still asking us how she can circumvent the process.

She wanted urgent and useful advice if not I would have directed her to Favour that is on duty only in US POE

Ohh really? I wasnt given such forms during my application. Should I have attached that or what? Havent read anything of such on the thread and also the lady at the xounty office just filled the zeros once i said he hasnt been issued.

To confirm the letter is a must right? Kindly enlighten me more because have been delayed with this and would like to know the exact thing I should have done

FADEO:


from information on the website, its important that you write a declaration once you dont have SSN.

You must provide your child's Social Security number, if they have been issued one, in accordance with 22 U.S.C. 2714a and 22 C.F.R 51.60(f).
If your child does not have a Social Security number, you must submit a statement, signed and dated, that includes the phrase, “I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the following is true and correct: (Child's full name) has never been issued a Social Security Number by the Social Security Administration.”
For more information, please see Frequently Asked Questions.

#copied.

I also need the format for the declaration if any one has it.

He can't have a job as serious as that. On top this 100% NL presence? Mbanu!

Austine2020:
Just dont waste your energy on him.I have said it that he must be a US embassy official,because all his answers to peoples questions are always harsh and mean, i know for sure that this Birthing something is breaking his heart and if he has the opportunity, he will put an end to it,.. He is neither a woman going on a birthing mission to the USA ,nor is he living in Nigeria as he said,but he is always on this forum trying to attack people in the name of "i too know" or due process. He can never jump & pass,He has quarrelled with almost every member of this forum and yet he keeps on coming back on the forum on daily basis.

[quote author=nefertitiram post=54534673]


TWoods is very partial. That is how he didn't come and help us answer that aunty that is 31 weeks gone and has zeroed her mind she must give birth in US by faya by force and is still asking us how she can circumvent the process.

She wanted urgent and useful advice if not I would have directed her to Favour that is on duty only in US POE[/quote

Good morning everyone.

I will love to notify the US Consulate about my change of intent to travel. I have a B1/B2 class Visa, it was primarily for Business( to attend a Professional Conference ) but my Visa/ Passport arrived some days after I was slated to travel, so I couldn't travel.

I applied for this Visa while undergoing my studies in the Uk and returned immediately after graduation. I took In immediately but unfortunately had a miscarriage. I have taken in again but my husband wants better healthcare for me this time around. We have decided I will go for childbirth in the US with our savings, however I don't know if my visa will pose any form of challenge.

Kindly give pieces of advice/ suggestions on what to do should there be any challenges at the POE.
I am due in August.

I will be grateful.
Thank you .

You were not pregnant when you got your visa so I dont think you have any problem, or will have anyproblem. Just take along the proper birthing documents and lots of cash when crossing POE

JMarines:

Good morning everyone.

I will love to notify the US Consulate about my change of intent to travel. I have a B1/B2 class Visa, it was primarily for Business( to attend a Professional Conference ) but my Visa/ Passport arrived some days after I was slated to travel, so I couldn't travel.

I applied for this Visa while undergoing my studies in the Uk and returned immediately after graduation. I took In immediately but unfortunately had a miscarriage. I have taken in again but my husband wants better healthcare for me this time around. We have decided I will go for childbirth in the US with our savings, however I don't know if my visa will pose any form of challenge.

Kindly give pieces of advice/ suggestions on what to do should there be any challenges at the POE.
I am due in August.

I will be grateful.
Thank you .

baslone:




Dont mind me

Actually, I had an experience sometime in 2015 as well- Can't remember which exactly but I think it was the American Passport- I was turned back to go get a money order.




We had a nice experience with him the last time and nothing has changed really.

I Actually went for his Full package- he provides accommodation by the side, peeps in to check on you medically from time to time while his wife has a standby car to take you to wherever you want to go whenever you want to.

PS: Thanks for the info! Appreciate

Hello, I don't know if you have completed the process , but if you are in a hurry, then for the Nigerian passport, there is a business centre opposite the embassy. The costs are there.

DiObyyy:
British airways don't accept Naira debit cards anymore. You'll have to pay with a USD card or call British airways to book for you and you'll pay at Gtbank.
I tired that and the price I was given was ridiculous.

quote author=drafrican post=54529197]Unsafe POE are places where alot of people are refused entry such as chicago and houston
I have never used JFK
ur most likely to meet a black or indian cbp at dulles/bwi so they themselv.es are not pure breed americans imho
Etihad and qatar have had a few issues lately with passengers being turned baack for flimsy reasons so its reasonable to be wise and go through places like atlanta or dallas where they are reasonable
I might be wrong
pls anyone flying british airways do you know if they accept naira or I must pay in dollars

I booked with an agent who have a discounted price with British airways. I got return ticket to Houston for 635K. You can PM me for his contact.