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TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 1:22pm On Jun 08, 2018
This should help for question 1. IMO you should fill MEDIF and still have the fit to fly.
Mamaiyanu:
Hello guys,

Please I need your opinion on something.

1. I'm gonna be travelling at 35weeks plus 2 days. I've read conflicting information on this thread about flying with Emirates. Is 35weeks +1 say equal to 36weeks ? Do I need to fill the medif form to fly at 35w+2days? Or is my doctors fit to fly sufficient?

2. For those that used Dr Xydas/HNWMC, do I need to do labs here or are they covered in the fee paid? As much as possible I don't want to incur additional cost in the US on labs.

Thanks a mill for your response.

TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 7:10pm On May 08, 2018
onyotse:
am interested in sharing accomodation
OK ma'am, I am still searching but will keep you posted if I find a good deal.
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 6:41pm On May 07, 2018
Tsrlee11:
Pls any mama coming to Houston and wouldn’t mind sharing accommodation with me? Hola
What hospital are you using? Will send you a pm
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 5:34pm On May 06, 2018
Mamaiyanu:
My dear nairalanders,
I applied for my first us visa in 2014 to have my first child. Denied.
Applied to have my second child this year in March (posted the transcript earlier). Denied again

So I decided to apply again for the visa. I took time to fill my ds-160. In the space where they asked have you been denied a us visa before. I said Yes, and explained several reasons to contradict why I thought I was denied. In the space for employment, I also described what I do in my company with plenty story .

Lagos dates were not looking favourable so I decided to pick Abuja.

On top visa only God knows how much I have spent. Visa fee twice, flight ticket to Abuja, hotel in Abuja, taxi to move around. It is well.

My interview was scheduled for 7:30 am this morning. I'm sure my burden of proof was more than Phemas own sef.

There were 3 ladies and a guy doing interviews. The three ladies were more thorough, asking plenty questions and requesting for documents. The guy on the other hand was sharp sharp. Denying people like water in less than a minute. I was just praying to God that I should not go to the guy. Alas it was my turn and I was asked to go to him. I just braced myself and said babe let's do this.

Vo: pass me your passport please
Me: hands it over

Vo: How are you doing today?
Me: Very well thank you


Also take charge of the interview. If he asks a question, give him more details than what was asked. Don't just stand there giving one liners and waiting for the questions to be asked. Their default predisposition is to reject you, so you need to give them a reason to give you the visa by showing you know what you are saying.

All the best to future applicants!
Congratulations!
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 12:30am On Apr 27, 2018
[Is there anyone interested in sharing a two bedroom apartment between June 4 to Aug 31 in Houston, Texas? Her hospital is Oakbend hospital. I am also open to other means of accommodation if anyone has something to share here.[/quote]is this offer still available
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 4:32am On Apr 25, 2018
MiracleMum:
@Lagos US Consulate office

VO: Good morning, nice meeting you - may I have your passport please?
Me: Good morning, my pleasure - sure you may have it.
VO: where in the US do you intend going
Me: Houston Texas
VO: for what purpose?
Me: childbirth
VO: I can see you were here last month, so what has changed now?
Congratulations �
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 2:43pm On Apr 20, 2018
PFA the budget sheet. You can also use the search bar for more options. Found all I needed here so just take your time and go through the thread. Goodluck to everyone yet to go for their interview.

TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 1:51pm On Apr 20, 2018
ozymes:
Abuja or Lagos
Lagos
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 9:32am On Apr 19, 2018
Mamaiyanu:
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!


This is a huge relief. wish you a safe delivery
Yes o, I was also tensed when I wasnt seeing any successful visa interviews weeks b4 I went for mine. Thank you to everyone!
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 9:29am On Apr 19, 2018
IncredibleWest:
Congratulations. I wish you safe flight and safe delivery.

Please can i DM you for sample of your budget sheet?

Thank you.
New here, don't know how this DM thing n d all NL sef works but yes please I am open to sharing
TravelRe: Give Birth In USA: Cost And Procedures Part 6 by ptefemmeforte: 9:00pm On Apr 18, 2018
good evening house, FTM and silent reader but ha to give part back to the forum to keep the hope alive.
Myself and my DH went for our visa interview 16th April and it was successful.
Transcript:
VO: Morning, passport please
Me: hands them over
VO: looks at my husband and asks what is the relationship.
DH: We are marrie.
VO: when did your marry?
DH: August 26, 20**
VO: I see you are going to the US for childbirth, why the US?
DH: To give our first child the privilege of dual citizenship
VO: what do you do?
DH: I work at *** as ****, was recently promoted to *** . Explains job description
VO: Have you travelled before?
DH: No but my wife has been to France twice for studies.
VO: checks my passport to confirm, and I also passed the plastic titre de sejour card France gives for second year of study, he was confuse and aske if I was a PR and I explained what the card meant. Faces me squarely an said that means you're a student.
Me: Technically, but I have completed all coursework an left France since June 2017 but my graduation is June 2018.
VO: Well, technically you are a student
Me: Smiles (didnt know how to answer, cos my french visa don expire sef)
VO: What did you study?
Me: International Business Mgt, major in European markets
VO: Do you speak french?
Me: Yes
VO: i can only say 'Bonjour' and started typing for a long time.
VO: Who sponsored your education?
Me: My parents
VO: Can I see your correspondence, budget sheet and bank statement
hands them over, looked at the bank statement for a long while. Asked some questions about certain outflows and then passed the white paper.

I am grateful to all the gurus on this platform, cos before I eventually decided to do it myself, agents were saying the fact that i just finished masters might be used against me (probably that i want to go find a job in the US) and were suggesting all sorts of lies to tell. I give God all glory sha.

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