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njidekachi:
Pls do visa on arrival for your son and save your self the stress

Hi Njidekachi, i have some questions for you about this V.O.A. I'm trying to private chat you about them. Please accept my message invitation so we can talk.

Oakbend in Houston.

Ivygreenly:
Congrats..
Kindly help me with the name of the hospital you used

Thank you soo much for the information. I was able to get in through Atlanta and was stamped in for 6months.

Just to share some information about my POE.

I declared i was coming in for child birth in 2020 for my 1st baby, so they put me through the secondary screening. They asked questions about my work, how much i have, advised me not to take discount and to make sure i come with all my hospital receipts when next i am entering.

For my 2nd entry through same Atlanta, i was asked what my purpose of visit was then i was taken straight to secondary screening. I guess i was already flagged in the system from my 1st entry. They wanted to see all my receipt of payments from my 1st childbirth, including documentation from the hospital. I showed them everything. They were surprised i was coming in for another baby when they noticed i was pregnant. Wanted to know where my 1st baby was, how long i intend staying, when my EDD is, where my final destination is, who i will be staying with, how much i had on me, if i had a credit card.
Then he said i should make sure i bring all my receipts and hospital documentation next time like i did now. At that point, i knew he was going to stamp me in. WHEW!! Thank God!!

I think low hospital bill is still an issue because they were discussing if the hospital bill was high enough. My hospital zero balance letter carried $5100 for CS, luckily i gave them the receipts for the other expenses first. I.e. Gynecologist, paediatrician, Anesthetics, etc. So they saw all of those receipts 1st before seeing the amount on the zero balance letter. That didnt make them conclude i paid only $5100. My total bill was above $10k.
[quote author=GraciousWords
post=101327226]No one can accurately predict your future chances of getting a US visa.

Usually, people can enter the US before their visa expires and are permitted to stay there for a period corresponding to the stamp on their passport (usually 6 months max), regardless of whether their visa expires during their stay e.g. visa expires the day after they enter the US.

Read here:
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/frequently-asked-questions/about-basics.html[/quote]

Pls any luck with this?

Coriander45351:
Good day house. I am planning on going to Virginia for birthing my baby. I have checked around for hospitals and Obyns, the most prominent ones i found is Dr Fitzgugh and Henrico doctors. This is good but the prices are quite low and i am wondering if ppl who used these facilities had issues with visa renawal due to low cost. Appreciate if any one can give me contact of other Obgyns and Hospitals in Richmond Virginia. �����

Good day house. I am planning on going to Virginia for birthing my baby. I have checked around for hospitals and Obyns, the most prominent ones i found is Dr Fitzgugh and Henrico doctors. This is good but the prices are quite low and i am wondering if ppl who used these facilities had issues with visa renawal due to low cost. Appreciate if any one can give me contact of other Obgyns and Hospitals in Richmond Virginia. �����

Good day house. Pls what is the average time for getting a baby's passport after birth in Virginia presently. Appreciate any information i can get.

Thank you all for the information given

Hello gurus in the house, i have an enquiry. I have a valid B2 visa but my due date is 2weeks after my visa's expiry date. Is it possible to still use this visa for birthing and hope the POE stamps me in for 6months. Do i risk getting banned for future visa applications by following this route if i am leaving the US after the expiry of my visa but before the expiry of my POE Stamped in date. Help a sister with valid information please.