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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Just a hypothetical question. Say I am filing for cr-1/ir-1 for my wife... it gets to the point of the medical exam... doctor finds out that she is pregnant.. say by 2 months... does this hurt our chances of getting the visa?

Not at all.

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Not at all.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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Not a problem. There may be some vaccinations she cannot get due to being pregnant, but the doctor will give her a medical waiver for that.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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Just a hypothetical question. Say I am filing for cr-1/ir-1 for my wife... it gets to the point of the medical exam... doctor finds out that she is pregnant.. say by 2 months... does this hurt our chances of getting the visa?

Everyone has said no so far but I am not so sure especially as you didn't specify "pregnant by me" or "pregnant by someone else".. I'm not saying your wife is a cheater but just giving you two scenarios because you didn't specify... plus it's hypothetical :D

In either case, it will be noted and it's important to be honest especially if there are some vaccinations that are contra-indicated if someone is pregnant.

One issue that might arise is if she's 2 months along and you haven't visited in 6 months then they may not (I'm not saying WON'T just MIGHT not) issue the visa as in a valid relationship people don't cheat.

If she's pregnant and it's yours then absolutely no issue because the CR-1 visa is an immigrant visa, so if anything it's an indication of a real relationship (in my opinion of course, I don't know how they think in Manilla).

I'm also thinking it might be good if she can take the letter where you were so excited she was pregnant (with your baby) etc with you to the interview. That'd go down well I think. Also proof that you DID visit during the time the child was conceived so they don't doubt it.

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