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lilsadie Enthusiast

lilsadie   50

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Will there be any problems if we got pregnant on my visit. When I file the Fiancé Visa.

Anthony

Happy Camper, lol

Hi! I'm not sure about the legalities with this one but my only concern would be the cost of having the baby in the USA if your wife comes over late in the pregnancy and doesn't have insurance?

We were going through IVF and stopped because of this reason. Our situation is a bit different as my partner is here in Australia with me though so we have no insurance at all when we get there... Might be different if she can go under your insurance straight away?

Dont know if that's something you need to consider! Either way, best of luck! Its an incredibly exciting time for you both!!

christeen Experienced

christeen   966

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No legal issues... If born before visa is issued, the you will need to obtain a CRBA for the infant to travel... No expedites for pregnancy ...

10/14/2000 - Met Aboard a Cruise ship

06/14/2003 - Married Savona Italy

I-130

03/21/2009 - I-130 Mailed to Chicago lockbox

11-30-09: GOT GREEN CARD in mail!!!!!!

Citizenship Process;

1/11/2013: Mailed N400 to Dallas Texas

3/11/2013: interview.. Approved

4/4/2013. : Oath! Now a U.S. citizen!

Penguin_ie Grand Master

Penguin_ie   5,999

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No issues;

there may be certain vaccinations she cannot have, and will need to do before AOS, after the baby is born.

If baby is born abroad, you will need to get it a US passport (no visa needed) before travel.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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AMG32id Apprentice

AMG32id   1

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I am very worried about the cost here as opposed to there. If the baby is born there I fear that he/she will have to get a visa too and then apply to be a US citizen. Will he/she have to get a green card? I thought only people born in the US are US citizens. I am more afraid Donald trump will think his birth certificate is fake. lol he/she wont be able to run for President. lol

lilsadie Enthusiast

lilsadie   50

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Hahaha. I cant help with that (as I said in the last post) but when we research the cost with out medical insurance it was around the $20000 mark to give birth. Hefty! We are going through an immi attorney and he recommended to have the baby in the USA though due to the visa issues. We are a same sex couple though so its a bit more complicated!

belinda63 Experienced

belinda63   3,052

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Well if you are concerned about your child running for president you really need to find a way for it to be born here. Only a person born on US soil can be president.

Other than that a CRBA is the way to go. A lot of doctors don't want to take a late pregnancy so it may be better for the child to be born there.

baron555 Veteran

baron555   934

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Will there be any problems if we got pregnant on my visit. When I file the Fiancé Visa.

Anthony

Happy Camper, lol

No, pregnancies by the petitioner and beneficiary have no affect on the K-1 process.

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

As of Dec 7, 2009, now Zero miles apart (literally)!

rhein Proficient

rhein   452

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I am very worried about the cost here as opposed to there. If the baby is born there I fear that he/she will have to get a visa too and then apply to be a US citizen. Will he/she have to get a green card? I thought only people born in the US are US citizens. I am more afraid Donald trump will think his birth certificate is fake. lol he/she wont be able to run for President. lol

Your child will be born a U.S. citizen although born in the Philippines. This was the case for my son.

Read this: http://manila.usembassy.gov/service/citizenship.html

Met in Ormoc, Leyte, Philippines: 2007-05-17
Our son was born in Borongan, Eastern Samar, Philippines: 2009-04-01
Married in Borongan, Eastern Samar, Philippines: 2009-10-24
CR-1 Visa - California Service Center; Consulate - Manila, Philippines
I-130 mailed: 2010-04-13
I-130 NOA1: 2010-04-24
I-130 NOA2: 2010-09-30
NVC received case: 2010-10-14
Case Complete: 2010-12-01
Interview scheduled: 2010-12-06
Medical, St. Luke's, Manila: 2010-12-09 and 2010-12-10
Interview at US Embassy in Manila 8:30 AM: 2011-01-05 - Approved!
Visa delivered: 2011-01-08
CFO Seminar completed: 2011-01-10
My beloved wife Sol and my beautiful son Nathan arrive in the U.S. (POE San Francisco): 2011-01-26
Lifting Conditions - Vermont Service Center
Date mailed: 2012-11-01
Receipt date: 2012-11-05
NOA received: 2012-11-09
Biometrics letter received: 2012-11-16
Biometrics appointment date: 2012-12-10
Biometrics walk-in successful: 2012-11-20
Removal of Conditions approved date: 2013-04-27
10 year green card mailed: 2013-05-03
10 year green card received: 2013-05-06
Citizenship
N400 mailed: 2013-10-28
N400 delivered: 2013-10-31
NOA1: 2013-11-04
Biometrics: 2013-11-18
In Line: 2013-12-26
Interview scheduled: 2013-12-30
Interview: 2014-02-03

Oath ceremony queue: 2014-02-07

Oath ceremony: 2014-03-28 Sol is a U.S. citizen

Applied for expedited passport: 2014-04-01

Passport received, Priority Express: 2014-04-09 This is journey's end at last!

Naturalization certificate returned, Priority Mail: 2014-04-12

Passport card received, First Class: 2014-04-14

1457 days, I-130 mailed to passport in hand

verysadguy Collaborator

verysadguy   170

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My K-1 fiancé was preggo there. We got her here in time for US marriage and on my insurance. Consulate was supportive but overseas medical tried to say she couldn't fly. Modern flight allows late term pregnancy flying just not if in labor.

The rest of my K-1 saga is so crazy it should be a friggin' movie but the baby is an angel :)

Sincerely,

VerySadGuy

30 year healthcare professional

Victim of heinous immigration romance scam

Father of a lovely little girl

And champion for those wronged by fraud.

christeen Experienced

christeen   966

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If born outside USA but parent is citizen, the baby is born a us citizen... You file for a CRBA and the baby will get a us passport and come to the USA as a citizen.

10/14/2000 - Met Aboard a Cruise ship

06/14/2003 - Married Savona Italy

I-130

03/21/2009 - I-130 Mailed to Chicago lockbox

11-30-09: GOT GREEN CARD in mail!!!!!!

Citizenship Process;

1/11/2013: Mailed N400 to Dallas Texas

3/11/2013: interview.. Approved

4/4/2013. : Oath! Now a U.S. citizen!

jackie_chelis Newbie

jackie_chelis   1

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This might or might not answer your question, but a pregnancy might be a good thing. For example, in my case, I am the petitioner and my fiance the beneficiary... Well, we started our case March 15, 2014 on my late visit to the US (we currently live together in Mexico) and upon my return, we got pregnant. According to our family members and acquaintances who have gone through a visa or residency process, being pregnant helps because it applies as proof. Currently, I am in the process of returning to the US and just wait for him there while I get my doctor check-ups.

Of course, deciding whether to have your baby in the US or abroad is up to you. As other members have stated, you do have to worry about the costs, having a baby in the US may be pretty expensive if not covered by insurance. Also, having a baby born abroad is not a problem as many people may think. Here is a link with information for obtaining a CRBA. And yes, a citizen-born-abroad can run for president if they wanted to. Here's a link to that question: Is a person born abroad to a US citizen eligible to be president? (I know this is wiki, but it's the only site that gives a clear, short answer) If you want to read the full constitution, here's a link to that too: constitution.org - president eligibility.

Aaaaaaand good luck woth your process! We are so happy that we can almost see the end of ours. Let's hope for the best and spread the support!

*Dec 19, 2011: Met for the first time in Mexico

*Jan-Jun 2012: I Studied Abroad in France (kept in contact)

*June 28, 2012: Officially started dating while vacationing in Mexico

*August 25, 2012: I went back to the US to finish bachelor's degree

*Dec 2012: Both graduated college/university (him in Mexico)

*Jan 2, 2013: Engaged!

*June 22, 2013: Moved in together (in Mexico) :wub::wub:


*March 15, 2014: Sent i129-f

*March 24, 2014: NOA1

*April 15, 2014: NOA2 (approved) :D

*April 26, 2014: found out we are pregnant! :goofy:

*May 6, 2014: NVC received petition

*May 11, 2014: NVC case created

*May 13, 2014: received Packet 3

*May 21, 2014: payed and scheduled appointments


*June 2, 2014: both arrived in Ciudad Juarez

*June 3, 2014: he had medical and ASC appointments

*June 4, 2014: he had consular appointment (APPROVED!!!) :D

*June 6, 2014: picked up passport with visa at Juarez DHL Lopez Mateos

*June 7, 2014: crossed to El Paso; flew into Las Vegas


*July 5, 2014: we got married! :dance::dance:


December 5, 2014: BABY DUE :energy:

2ndMessiah Rising Star

2ndMessiah   184

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Please don't take this the wrong way. But if your fiancee is not pregnant now, why complicate matters by being careless?

Thank you, goodnight and may your gods go with you",

Dave Allen.

 
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