tourist visa for pregnant women

[green card 2013 2]

hello, im pregnant women i want that my baby born in us to get his citizen immidiately ,my priority date willbe current within may 2013 ,my baby will born after that date my question is if i can apply for tourist visa or no and the reason is tha my baby born ther ,his father is green card holder and im waiting for f2a

[Anh map 2,098]

All you can do is apply. With stronger ties to the US than home you may find it difficult to be approved.

[skiptex 225]

you want to apply for tourist visa.. to enter USA>. so your baby be can born US Citizen?

[Boiler 45,535]

So you have the funds to pay for a US Birth? I am sure that is one thing the Consulate will wish to see substantiated.

From a practical point of view, it is not going to happen.

[ProudAfrican 5]

hello, im pregnant women i want that my baby born in us to get his citizen immidiately ,my priority date willbe current within may 2013 ,my baby will born after that date my question is if i can apply for tourist visa or no and the reason is tha my baby born ther ,his father is green card holder and im waiting for f2a

Hello,

So you want your baby to be born in US and be the first to be the USA citizen? Wonderful mom.

There is nothing wrong applying for visitor visa but in most cases the CO won't issue you the visa.you might be placed in AP that will take longer and you will end up having a Moroccan baby.

Be proud of where you are from and give birth to your baby there.

All the best

Edited October 11, 2012 by ProudAfrican

[canadian_wife 1,822]

You are dealing with a difficult consulate. You have immigrant intent as shown by your pending immigrant petition. You are pregnant and want your baby to be born in the US with your green card husband.

You are going to have a difficult time getting a tourist visa. You will have to show exceptionally strong ties to Morocco and means to pay for the baby's birth in the US

Good luck

[aaron2020 11,651]

The US does not make it a habit of letting foreign nationals into the US to have US citizen babies.

If you let the US Embassy know your plan, your chance of a visitor visa is zero.

[GandK 168]

The purpose of a US. tourist visa is to visit the country and not to give birth there in order to gain US citizenship for the baby.

If I were you, I would not tell the consulate officer what your real goal for visiting is...

[jaycali 415]

Agree with above posters. There is no "give birth visa" and there's a reason for that - the US does not want people from across the globe to have 14th amendment babies. You'll have to apply for a tourist which allows you to visit the US for tourism purposes. You'll need to convince the consulate that that is your only intention.

Unless you want your child to one day become president, it won't make much of a difference if he/she waits until your visa is ready. The baby can come with you at that time, and he/she will gain citizenship when you do if he/she is still under 18.

[justashooter 430]

coming to USA to have an anchor baby by using a tourist visa is fraud.

[rade2rising 205]

it sounds like a great idea but not sure if it will work out for you

[JohnR! 5,495]

hello, im pregnant women i want that my baby born in us to get his citizen immidiately ,my priority date willbe current within may 2013 ,my baby will born after that date my question is if i can apply for tourist visa or no and the reason is tha my baby born ther ,his father is green card holder and im waiting for f2a

You can certainly apply for a tourist visa, but it may be denied for a number of reasons. Make sure you present evidence showing ties to your country and providing the consulate with enough evidence to support the notion you will return home at the end of your allowed stay.

Having a baby on US soil will not advance the processing of your visa, so there is no advantage for taking that risk; besides, it is a costly endeavor for which your husband's health insurance most likely will not cover you, since you are not in the policy in the first place. You and your husband may end up with thousands of dollars in medical bills as a result.

Good luck, whatever your decision.

[Xanax 349]

You can definitely apply and try for a tourist visa but as you have shown you have immigration intent, you are pregnant and you are from a difficult country/ consulate it is unlikely your visa application will be approved.

[theoc 0]

It'll definitely be difficult for you to get a tourist visa. Maybe impossible. It's pretty much pointless applying.

[belinda63 3,038]

How will you pay for the prenatal care, birth, and pediatric care for the child (while waiting for its passport so you can return home)? This can easily run you more than $10,000, do you and/or your spouse have this money?

Edited October 23, 2012 by belinda63