A Travelling Mom

[gfmoore 0]

My USC husband is planning to visit again here in the Philippines while waiting my spouse visa..we really miss each other! ....the thing just makes me worry is~what if I got pregnant while I'm still here in the Philippines before my visa,will they allow me to travel with a baby in my womb? Will this be a problem one day and adjust my flight or postpone my visa?I just have this thought that maybe I will wait for another 9 months to give birth and leave my baby here because I don't wanna leave my baby here ...well this is just for in case because it's not yet happened and I'm not yet pregnant but your words might help us to use a birth control;)But,if it's not a problem with the US embassy and I am free to become a mother anytime I want,that would be great! but if it'll take a long while to be with my husband,I think that kind of blessing must accept later on when I get there in US.Thank's everyone in advance!God Bless Us All!

[pushbrk 12,979]

My USC husband is planning to visit again here in the Philippines while waiting my spouse visa..we really miss each other! ....the thing just makes me worry is~what if I got pregnant while I'm still here in the Philippines before my visa,will they allow me to travel with a baby in my womb? Will this be a problem one day and adjust my flight or postpone my visa?I just have this thought that maybe I will wait for another 9 months to give birth and leave my baby here because I don't wanna leave my baby here ...well this is just for in case because it's not yet happened and I'm not yet pregnant but your words might help us to use a birth control;)But,if it's not a problem with the US embassy and I am free to become a mother anytime I want,that would be great! but if it'll take a long while to be with my husband,I think that kind of blessing must accept later on when I get there in US.Thank's everyone in advance!God Bless Us All!

As long as it's not to late in the pregnancy for travel, you being pregnant will have no impact. In the womb, is the least complicated and least expensive way for a baby to travel. :-)

Please be aware that you are posting in the K3 visa forum but are actually on the path to either a CR1 or IR1 visa. K3 is virtually unobtainable.

[gfmoore 0]

My USC husband is planning to visit again here in the Philippines while waiting my spouse visa..we really miss each other! ....the thing just makes me worry is~what if I got pregnant while I'm still here in the Philippines before my visa,will they allow me to travel with a baby in my womb? Will this be a problem one day and adjust my flight or postpone my visa?I just have this thought that maybe I will wait for another 9 months to give birth and leave my baby here because I don't wanna leave my baby here ...well this is just for in case because it's not yet happened and I'm not yet pregnant but your words might help us to use a birth control;)But,if it's not a problem with the US embassy and I am free to become a mother anytime I want,that would be great! but if it'll take a long while to be with my husband,I think that kind of blessing must accept later on when I get there in US.Thank's everyone in advance!God Bless Us All!

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

PLease fill in your timeline so we know where you are in the process and can advice you better.

Most airlines allow you to fly till your 32 week, longer with a doctor's letter. A pregnancy won't delay your visa- in some countries, if you had been unmarried they may want a DNA test to proof the child is his, but as you are married and will be able to clearly demonstrate he was with you at conception, that will not be a problem. Should the child be born before your visa is issued, your husband's household size for the affidavit of support will go up one, and your visa will likely not be issued until CRBA (Consular Record of Birth Abroad) is done and your baby has a US passport so s/he can travel with you.