happytbaby:

@ Onlineise : una try with una breakdown. Thank God i listened to my people and did Form A o, I also thank God for the small dollars I got from my initial hustle which i started immediately God blessed us with this pregnancy....by now hubby for don tell me to abandon this second missionary journey.

My people: how do you quote multiple posts at the same time?

nefertitiram:


What I did was harass the living daylight out of customer care. Just have your passport numbers handy when you call them.

Holla me for cheap tickets! I've found one crazy deal

Baniboy:
Hey folks, nice one being here. This is my first attempt for wify. Got 2 yrs B1/B2 M entry annotation. didn't declare she was going for child birth. No appointment yet with any medical care center. Feel blessed I can share from your wealth of experience. No relative there. How do I begin? Any suggestion will help.

boldbabe:
Good day everyone. I salute una. I have been MIA but I am back. Good to see that the thread has reached part 4, kudos to all mama that have helped the thread grow. I tried to catch up on old posts.

LadyG, kedu ka I mere? Dalu nwanne. Chukwu gozie gi.

Shout out to Nerf, Feddy27, firsttymmum, Pebbles23, Modath, Nogen, Bisoye82, Uchetobi, Phema, Olokings, Bigfido, Pamperme, Iyawotobe, Vcole, Gracydee, Kween and so many others.


Wishing all mamas successful visa interview, successful POE, successful deliveries and goodluck to all waiting mamas like me.

EvaMD:
been reading and still following up,

just to give update on my decision so far as per giving birth in Yankee,after careful review and timeline my DH and I have decided to just jejely born the pikin( issue) for naija, I tried registering with the hospital in dallas I chose but my contact there was so busy and with the case of applying and securing close appointment date seeming impossible I didn't wanna risk paying a hospital 1k dollars for registration then begin speak phonetics after for refund, seeing as I didn start the process on time.

so my people any mamas recommend good hospitals in lagos ( am thinking of going with premier specialist in VI, grateful for reviews)

Thank you to all who commented and adviced ( lady G and all the other commenters who showed interest and gave genuine opinions, you guys are the real MVP)

I go contact my NL again when I wan tackle this UK embassy people for my settlement visa. Fingers crossed.

thanks abunch

firsttymum:
Ladyguinivere what qualifies u for a Dropbox.

moyomola22:
Hello all, thanks for all d informations I learnt here, dis is my ist time of commenting here. I bless God 4 a successful entry tru Chicago Poe despite some tough questions lol, but with some informations I gt here I was ready for dem. Am using xydaswomen centre DR NORA CHUI, such a nice woman. I also did a tour around Houston north west medical center,I love d place soo much. Wishing all expectant mothers safe delivery.

chloe7:
To qualify for the DHL Drop Box Visa Renewal Program, visa applicants must be applying to renew either a B1/B2, an F, an M, a J, an L, or an H visa. They must satisfy all of the following criteria for their visa class.  If applying as a group or family, all members must fulfill each criteria to use the program.

For B1/B2 visa holders:
• The applicant is a Nigerian passport holder; if not a Nigerian passport holder, the applicant principally resides in Nigeria and their last visa was issued in Nigeria;
• The applicant’s last visa interview resulted in an issuance;
• The applicant was issued a two-year B1/B2 United States visa;
• The visa expired no more than four years prior to reissuance;
• The applicant was at least 14 years old at the time of the last issuance or will be under the age of 14 at the time of reissuance; and
• The applicant has never been arrested nor had an encounter with law enforcement, customs, or immigration officials in the United States.

For  F or M visa holders:
• The applicant is a Nigerian passport holder; if not a Nigerian passport holder, the applicant principally resides in      Nigeria; and their last visa was issued in Nigeria;
• The applicant’s last visa interview resulted in issuance of an F or M visa;
• The visa expired no more than four years prior to reissuance;
• The applicant is continuing in the same program the original visa was issued for, for example continuing with a bachelor’s degree, even if you have changed institutions, OR if you are continuing with a different program at the same institution; for example completing a bachelor’s program and continuing to study for a master’s degree at the same institution.
• The applicant’s endorsed I-20 is submitted with the application;
• A current transcript is included with the application;
• The applicant was at least 14 years old at the time of the last issuance or will be under the age of 14 at the time of reissuance; and
• The applicant has never been arrested nor had an encounter with law enforcement, customs, or immigration officials in the United States.

For  J visa holders:
• The applicant is a Nigerian passport holder; if not a Nigerian passport holder, the applicant principally resides in Nigeria; and their last visa was issued in Nigeria;
• The applicant’s last visa interview resulted in issuance of a J visa;
• The visa expired no more than four years prior to reissuance;
• The applicant’s Student and Exchange Information System (SEVIS) number has not changed at the time of issuance from the previously issued visa;
• The applicant was at least 14 years old at the time of the last issuance or will be under the age of 14 at the time of reissuance; and
• The applicant has never been arrested nor had an encounter with law enforcement, customs, or immigration officials in the United States.

For  L visa holders:
• The applicant is a Nigerian passport holder; if not a Nigerian passport holder, the applicant principally resides in Nigeria; and their last visa was issued in Nigeria;
• The applicant’s last visa interview resulted in issuance of an L visa;
• The visa expired no more than one year prior to reissuance;
• The same petition is provided that was used in the previous visa application;
• Receipts showing payment of all necessary fees are provided;
• The applicant was at least 14 years old at the time of the last issuance or will be under the age of 14 at the time of reissuance; and
• The applicant has never been arrested nor had an encounter with law enforcement, customs, or immigration officials in the United States.

For H visa holders:
• The applicant is a Nigerian passport holder; if not a Nigerian passport holder, the applicant principally resides in Nigeria; and their last visa was issued in Nigeria;
• The applicant’s last visa interview resulted in issuance of an H visa;
• The visa expired no more than one year prior to reissuance;
• The same petition is provided that was used in the previous visa application;
• Receipts showing payment of all necessary fees are provided;
• The applicant was at least 14 years old at the time of the last issuance or will be under the age of 14 at the time of reissuance; and
• The applicant has never been arrested nor had an encounter with law enforcement, customs, or immigration officials in the United States.

 Applicants who do not meet these criteria should schedule regular appointments to ensure they receive the earliest visa appointment available to them. If you schedule a renewal appointment but do not meet the criteria for this category, you will be turned away on your appointment date and required to schedule a new appointment. This could result in a significant delay in your application.

Ajujuju2:
Please houston moms. Anyone remember how mch it cost for secure luggage wrap??
@Aif france moms, is it true checked-in stroller replaces baby's hand luggage?
@wolefola..hope i got the moniker right.

Please helppppp.

Peebles23:
I hail thee O L O K I N G S!!!!!!

olokings:

greetings ma'am..
howdhayado!

Peebles23:
firsttymum i dey use all my body greet oooo. Hwz our hubby its been a yle

firsttymum:
oga me.... How far

temyb:


@ ajujuju2 amen,thanks a bunch. It was even because of the ivf I took flight ooooo. I don't believe those children might make it at 32 at the hospital back home. I didn't want to hear stories that touches the heart. As in I was just too scared. I would pay my Dr fee but I know we would be able to work something out with the hospital on the nicu,no money fit buy pikin. Have done 2 ivf,I had to just give myself brain. My prayers are that they don't stay more than 3-4 weeks maximum,they are doing good anyway. No complications&I believe there would be no complications,just one is on oxygen and they wod soon take it off. Believing God for the best for them,I just didn't trust my Nigeria hospital&u know general hospital can't be trusted with ivf even though they are sometimes good.
God that has started his work would complete it

tyosho:
Hello house.
Pls can anyone help with information on how to get accomodation in Chicago?
Would appreciate any info on getting an apartment for 5wks in July.

blue355:
pls oakbend mamas, how long did it take to get zero balance from the hospital?
do I need to go to the hospital or wait for it in the mail.
i have been waiting for over 2 weeks now

wolefola:


please what is moniker oo,but I checked in stroller and still carried baby's hand luggage.