kennyliza:
Hello Adedoyin, I tap into your miracle ooooo. I am April 2018 due mum, I just got denied B2 visa in my interview today. The White make VO(cubicle 3) asked me;
-why I am traveling-to give birth
-why US and not any other cheaper country
-,my work,
-where I have been before- told him Dubai last year.
- is my hubby traveling with me etc.
After answering all this, I still got denied.
However,the VO didn't bother to check any of my documents.

Please may I know whether it was a female or male VO that granted your visa. Want to know if female VO are more sympathetic than the VO?



quote author=Adedoyin2108 post=62288447]Hello Nairalanders

I must salute the great work you all do here. Just thought to post my visa interview experience. Interview was on Nov 1 in Lagos.

My husband and I applied for B2 medical n tourism

VO: What’s your relationship?
Husband: We are married
VO: What’s the purpose of the visit?
Husband: To give birth
VO: Is this your first child?
Husband: Yes
VO: What do you do? Where do you work? Where did you school?
Husband: Bla bla
VO: What do you do? Where do you work? What does your job entail? Where did you school?
Me: Bla Bla
VO: What’s your budget? How much do you have?
Husband: About 24k, we have 16k (we had bank statements to prove it but he didn’t request for it)
VO: Your visas have been approved. And he gave us two white documents.
They didn’t ask to see any document. Favour all the way!

I’ll be in Houston last week of November. Using Dr Xydas and Houston Northwest Medical and staying at InTown Suites for now. Anyone with similar itinerary, let’s hook up. Thx

ladeonas:


please what airline did you use and how was the POE?

Mamatukwas:
Wow! This was a bit rude! The man is entitled to his fears without anyone casting aspersions on the size of his pocket!

It's not personal, he knows his wife's condition so knows how long they might need to spend in the hospital... As their rep, you could have responded a bit better and possibly won yourself a client.

Oga @ Ala (something) pls ignore and waka pass. Bless you!

ladeonas:
please how is London entry like before joining connecting flight to US

stellz:
Good evening everyone, any elpaso bound mum due in march in the house?

rainbowlady:


@Ayotundesh Please what is the name of the Hospital in Atlanta you are using?

Vlesparza:


I apologize if the statement sounds harsh as I mean no disrespect. I simply want to emphasize that he be informed as to the prices for an additional stay at any hospital given the statement that was mentioned made it seem as if the poster was not aware of this. Also, as honorable advice, I suggest anybody that plans on making the trip have enough money to cover at least a $1300 unforeseen expense should it arise and not be caught off guard and jeopardize their immigrant status. My statement is meant as an honest advice and I hope I was not taken in any other way. As it is, I hope my advice helped anyone who was undecided to embark on this trip or cancel it if their budget does not allow it.

ladeonas:
please how is London entry like before joining connecting flight to US

Marylandmama:

You don't enter London when u re connecting at Heathrow except you have a valid UK visa, so all you ll do is clear immigration for connecting flights and wait at the departure lounge.

Ayotundesh:



The immigration-customs queue was very long...
The officer asked someone with an American green card if he had a British visa because, we were to lodge in a nearby hotel over night and connect the next morning.

Anyway he said, no, no visa, so they asked for the ticket to show the details that there is indeed a connecting flight the next day.

After it was shown to her, she let us pass through to lodge for the night.

Now I'm not saying it's a rule or a law, that one. should drag rights with them....
But if they say No one can go through because of you don't have a visa, just gently & clearly explain to them to study your ticket and you will indeed be connecting a flight in some hours and you need to rest.

I say this because some people are experts in converting one person's luck or favour in scaling through as a general law in entering another man's country.

But if you are connecting straight away, you don't need to go through immigrations or customs because you don't need to leave the airport.

ladeonas:
i went to california for my two sons,LaX is not bad at all,just go with enuf cash and any necessary documents,i used airfrance d first time n lufthansa for the second trip

please what airline did you use and how was the POE?

Ayotundesh:




Grady

choco7:
pls who has information about visa on arrival. how to apply, how long its issued for. have searched old post and still cant find the infor. thanks

Ayotundesh:




Grady

Terminalia:
Hello, pls for peeps that used visa on arrival, how did you go about getting Naija passport for your LO in Nigeria. Kindly advise urgently. Thanks

Ahmadrc:
Good evening everyone, any elpaso bound mum due in January and/or February in the house?

kennyliza:
Hello Adedoyin, I tap into your miracle ooooo.

I am April 2018 due mum, I just got denied B2 visa in my interview today. The White make VO(cubicle 3) asked me;
-why I am traveling-to give birth Cos of better medical system
-why US and not any other cheaper country- told him a friend of mine Gave me a review of the best medical care she got for her delivery in us
-,my job. - accountant of xxxxxxx
-where I have been before- told him Dubai with hubby last year.
- is my hubby traveling with me -No
After answering all this, I still got denied.
However,the VO didn't bother to check any of my documents.

Please may I know whether it was a female or male VO that granted your visa. Want to know if female VO are more sympathetic than the VO?

@Nairalanders, please help me where did I go wrong, I am so sad right now...

Ayob3:


Hello Ayotundesh,

Why Grady and not Emory please ?

SuperDad:



Hi @Ayotundesh
Wow...how did you pull off Grady? I called Grady a few months ago and we were told they officially stopped accepting international patients since Jan 27 this year o!