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doreese:
@petruchi

I think getting a medical visa is advisable that's if you haven't already applied. It saves you a lot of stress at pie. And if you already have applied, you can state it at your interview that you'll be giving birth later.

Cos if by what you say you are 2 months gone, it means ull be spending roughly 5 months in the US and this will raise a flag at your visa renewal.

Thanks for the response. Both hubby nd i wanna apply together.Pls what are the likely documents to go along with to the embassy when applying for medical visa. And can i and hubby still go with the invitation or not? I just want to know how to go about it cos this our first time to apply.Thnx

customised87:
Get the invitation but also get your Dr/Hospital Correspondence to take to the interview plus your statement of account and work related documents. Then you will have to tell them you will be staying behind after the birthday to give birth.
The problem there may lie in your job,you may have to do some convincing as to how you will leave your job in Nigeria for that long...but then,who knows maybe you are a homemaker.

Am self employed. Pls What if I was granted the Visa and I did not make use of it for the purpose. Can I still use it anytime am ready to travel for the purpose of giving birth?

Hello house,pls am new here.Pls hubby and I re going to US embassy for interview by next month.Am planning to give birth there but am just 2months gone.The plan is that my uncle will send birthday invitation to both of us and the party is August. Which means I will have to travel by August if granted. And my husband will join me by Dec.Pls hope this plan will work out and what are the documents to take along.We are planning to go to Abuja embassy.Pls I need response.........

please,am a married lady going to camp. Will they allow me to leave the camp for a week and come back to join them cos I will be going for a conference outside the country for a week. Thnks