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Hello mamas,

I would like to appreciate everyone who has contributed to this forum. Even though this is my second missionary journey, I learnt so much from reading people's experiences. Got into LA via Virgin Atlantic on Monday. Had an overnight layover in London and i approached the UK Border Officer for a transit visa as advised here. Was granted a transit visa for 24 hours. Flight to LA was long and tiring as I travelled with my 1 year old though my mum travelling with us eased things a great deal.

My POE experience.

Landed at LAX at 1pm. I had requested for a wheelchair so I was wheeled straight to the CBP officer and didn't have to queue.

Handed him our passports. He asked to see my daughter and started chatting with her.

CBP Officer: How long are you guys here for?
Me: 9 weeks.

CBP: 9 weeks? What are you here for?
Me: I'm here to have a baby.

CBP: So you just come here to have babies?
I smiled.

CBP: And you have how much with you?
Me: $xx

CBP: Place your right four fingers here.

He stamped us in for 6 months. He didn't check any documents.

God is truly amazing. The wheelchair assistance lady helped us with our bags in agric and stayed with us till my host arrived. I had two bags filled with foodstuff but nothing was seized. Got Mr Fred's contact from @brownshoogah and @julzz. He got us a nice place 2 mins from Dr M' s office. Waiting for my first appointment.

Thank you to everyone for your immense help. God bless you.

MoNiyi16:
Hello mums, please can any LA mom help with Mr Fred's contact. I'm travelling to LA next month but I'm yet to find accommodation. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.

@brownshooga Wow! Thank you so much for your quick response. I really appreciate it.

Brownshoogah:
Compliments of the season.
Please can any LA mom help me with Mr Fred's contact.
Thank you.

Hello mums, please can any LA mom help with Mr Fred's contact. I'm travelling to LA next month but I'm yet to find accommodation. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.