0yin:


I think you should write back to the embassy that you are pregnant and would like to birth in the US, if your visa has already been granted. You might be called in for an interview but you should be ready to defend yourself as to how you didn't realize you were pregnant at the last interview you had.

Diapearl:

please what kind of defences would be viable.thanks

Girlmummy:


"Delayed period"

Newmum15:
Any mum heading to Atlanta next month?Would love to share information and company pls.

Amother4life:


I think we should make it a point of duty to keep the integrity of this thread. Especially when someone has clearly confessed to misrepresentation during an interview . What if this was a "VO"lurking around this thread? We are already a country under suspicion let's try to keep this community above board please.

Amother4life:


I think we should make it a point of duty to keep the integrity of this thread. Especially when someone has clearly confessed to misrepresentation during an interview . What if this was a "VO"lurking around this thread? We are already a country under suspicion let's try to keep this community above board please.

Diapearl:

Amother4life.......please am here looking for help and not an undercover VO. I wonder why u singled out my post to be a VO's own. I have read how some peoples questions and worries were handled here and that is why i posted mine too.please stop discouraging those who honestly want to help. Thanks

babysykes:

I booked directly from their site: www.britishairways.com. After booking,you can pay online or choose the option of paying @ any branch of Guarantee trust bank (gtb)not later than 72hours after booking has been done. Yes,i have paid

Diapearl:

Amother4life.......please am here looking for help and not an undercover VO. I wonder why u singled out my post to be a VO's own. I have read how some peoples questions and worries were handled here and that is why i posted mine too.please stop discouraging those who honestly want to help. Thanks

Newmum0615:
Good evening pple. How are all our preggies and recent mums doing? My visa interview is next week and it just dawned on me that my hubby has a US green card. Does anyone have an idea if his status will affect my application? Thanks in advance of your responses.

Phema:


That depends. . .

Is he in the US? Has he filed an immigrant visa for you? How did he get his green card?

Amother4life:


This thread is primarily meant to help people gather or share appropriate information about a process and not how to circumvent that process. If the moderator is not going to speak out I will because the stigma of being from a "fraudulent "country affects us all. We must be the change we seek it's that simple. The fact that you could come back to attack me speaks volumes.

Omodaraju:




You were able to lie with ease at the Embassy that you weren't pregnant at six weeks gone. You should be able to come up with defences that will conquer POE (even IAH - the best of them all).

I'ld advice you to be careful in trying to make this work. If you're "lucky", the CBP officer will search and look through all the pregnancy related records in your bag or scroll through your phone or tablet for preggie related information. All in the bid to puncture holes in your story
yes being some1 who isnt close to me, u would say i lied with ease... but at the time we booked for interview, i wasnt pregnant and i just found out few days b4 my interview that i was pregnant and was adviced by some1 ( whom i think may not also know the consequences of lieing about pregnancy status to a VO) not to disclose it because it would make them deny us visa. Ok i got the visa and while searching for cost n procedure to get hospital and birth in US i found this thread and from what i read i decided to ask this question.
meanwhile what is IAH?

To err is human...

Newmum0615:
His mum who is a citizen applied on his behalf. He was granted last year although he lives in Nigeria and only intends to be going every 6 months

Newmum0615:
His mum who is a citizen applied on his behalf. He was granted last year although he lives in Nigeria and only intends to be going every 6 months

babysykes:

I booked directly from their site: www.britishairways.com. After booking,you can pay online or choose the option of paying @ any branch of Guarantee trust bank (gtb)not later than 72hours after booking has been done. Yes,i have paid

Newmum0615:
Good evening pple. How are all our preggies and recent mums doing? My visa interview is next week and it just dawned on me that my hubby has a US green card. Does anyone have an idea if his status will affect my application? Thanks in advance of your responses.

zeezahbee:
Since your husband has a green card , it is quite easy for you to get a visiting visa, because your husband will obviously fle for you to become a PR.

2ndly' you do not have to bother paying the hospital bill But you can pay if you like(that's your decision to make)because your husband is rightly open to the any free medical as a residence.
Because your husband is a residence and will automatically become a citizen in 5years from the day he got the green card, accepting Medicaid for your baby is not a crime.
You case is quite different from every other person here.
Your husband status has covered the baby and even u.

Let the vo know that your intention is to give birth and go back home, the vo know if he/she denies you, you will probably still go to the USA legally after your husband files for you.

zeezahbee:
Since your husband has a green card , it is quite easy for you to get a visiting visa, because your husband will obviously fle for you to become a PR.

2ndly' you do not have to bother paying the hospital bill But you can pay if you like(that's your decision to make)because your husband is rightly open to the any free medical as a residence.
Because your husband is a residence and will automatically become a citizen in 5years from the day he got the green card, accepting Medicaid for your baby is not a crime.
You case is quite different from every other person here.
Your husband status has covered the baby and even u.

Let the vo know that your intention is to give birth and go back home, the vo know if he/she denies you, you will probably still go to the USA legally after your husband files for you.

Newmum0615:
Good evening pple. How are all our preggies and recent mums doing? My visa interview is next week and it just dawned on me that my hubby has a US green card. Does anyone have an idea if his status will affect my application? Thanks in advance of your responses.

woaini:
So the eagle has landed.
Got to dallas today with lufthansa.
The flight was really good the service was top notch with lots to eat and drink. The flight from abuja was kinda empty though (I wonder why).

Straight to the matter.
As we landed in dallas I said a word of prayer stepped out and continued to call on God. I walked I did not feel I needed a wheelchair having sat on a plane for so long. It got to my turn and my conversation with d cbp guy went thus
Him: hi
Me: hello
Him: so where to and what brings you
Me:told him, to spend my maternity leave and give birth
Him: when last where you here, was it to give birth
Me: last year vacation
Him: have you made contact with a doctor
Me: yes and hands him burden of proof (notification of intent letter, hospital correspondence, doctors correspondence, maternity leave letter from my job) arranged in that order. It was intentional
He read them all then asked how much my care would cost and how much I had. I told him about 6k then I had 5002usd cos of exchange rate then my cards
He asked where I work, I told him. He stamped me in 6months. All this took like 3minutes. I was jumping for joy

To be continued........

woaini:
5k dollars. I summed up the coins in my purse to 2dollars (I don't know how to add up those coins). I got PTA that's d best option now. I missed the easter low sales of dollars.
Thanks @ newmum