Hello everyone,

This is to give an account of my POE experience. Arrived through Atlanta and requested for a Wheel Chair. The lady who wheeled me was very helpful, I must say. She made sure I met my connecting flight to Houston (less than 2 hours from the time of arrival to Atlanta). Everything happened so fast, I actually did not believe the POE experience was over; it was that smooth. Lasted less than 2 minutes.

CBP: Hello, how are you today?
Me: Good morning, I am fine..you?
CBP: Why are you here?
Me: For child birth
CBP: Why the US?
ME: For dual citizenship opportunity for my Baby.
CBP: Wow, that was very straight and truthful, most people won't say that.
Me: Smiled.
He stamps me in for 6 months and asked me to enjoy my stay in the US. Just like that. I did not have to go through Agric or any other screening. Was wheeled straight to the Terminal for my connecting flight. Everything was just sharp sharp to the glory of GOD.



Thanks to this wonderful platform for all the lessons. Wishing everyone a smooth ride all the way and a very safe delivery.

Ojugunrege:


Thanks a lot. My interview today was successful.

Congratulations dear. Please let me know if you have any good deal on Flight, accommodation and hospital.

Ojugunrege:


hello ma'am.
congratulations!
apart from your correspondence with the doctor/hospital,
please did you already make some deposits?
and did the doctor give u a letter for the embassy?

I also sent u a PM.

Only paid $250 to get the Doctor’s correspondence and Hospital Letter. No additional payment.

nafyzah:
Congratulations... If in may ask was it only medical you applyied for or B1/B2/

I applied for a B1/B2.

Hello everyone and Happy New Month. I started off my month with great joy, just got my Visa approved. Halleluyaaaaah! Below is a transcript of my conversation with the Visa officer.

Vo: Good morning, how are you doing?
Me: I’m well, Good morning
Vo: Why are you traveling to the US?
Me: To give birth to my 3rd child
VO: Why the US?
Me: Because they have one of the best medical services in the world.
VO: Why not South Africa or other countries
Me: I haven’t been to the US and would like to use this child birth opportunity
VO: (Asks again) Why the US?
Me: It comes with the bonus of dual citizenship for my Baby (VO nods and kept typing)
VO: What does your husband do?
Me: I tell him
VO: So you work with XYZ Bank as Branch Manager
Me: Yes
VO: How long have you worked there?
Me: I tell him
VO: How long have you been a Branch Manager?
Me: I tell him
VO: How much will this trip cost you in USD?
Me: About $15,400
VO: Why this Hospital?
Me: My friend used it and recommended it, plus I hear they specialize in catering for International patients for Childbirth. VO nods his head.
VO: What’s the most expensive expenditure item on your budget list?
Me: Obstertrician fee, I have a budget sheet and can show you more details
VO: No, don’t worry. Have you traveled out of the country before now?
Me: Yes, twice to the UK
VO: Do you have the Visa for the trips?
Me: Yes and hand it over to him
VO: Is your Husband joining you on this trip?
Me: No, he’ll be busy with work and has to be around to cater for the kids.
VO: I will be granting your Visa, pick it up at blah blah blah. Even though I didn’t ask for your documents, you might have to present them at the POE.
Hands me the white paper and I walk away with a wide smile on my face.
I didn’t have to present any of the many documents I took along. Thank GOD for his Grace and mercies. Wish you all same, even better luck with yours.

Hello everyone, thanks so much for sharing your experiences on this forum. It has helped me understand the interview process a great deal. GOD bless the brains behind this.

Please I’d like to have a sample Letter written by a Nigerian physician to the physician in the US.
Is it a requirement for the Visa interview?
Who should it be addressed to?