Pregnant During EB-3 Visa Interview

[eezee21 0]

My husband and I are about to have the visa interview soon. I'm expected to give birth a month after the interview. We plan to travel to the US in about 3-4 months after baby is born.

Question is: Once I've given birth, how will I then be able to include my baby as my dependent? What will be the process?

Thanks very much!

[Joshuaching 11]

My husband and I are about to have the visa interview soon. I'm expected to give birth a month after the interview. We plan to travel to the US in about 3-4 months after baby is born.

Question is: Once I've given birth, how will I then be able to include my baby as my dependent? What will be the process?

Thanks very much!

As soon as your baby's born, you or your husband should report this to the US Embassy in Manila. There's a form to fill out and civil documents to include. You may get all these information from the US Embassy's web site. You would be applying for your son's Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA), and also a US Passport. This process takes about 30 days to complete.

[canadian_wife 1,791]

eezee21 - is either you or your husband a US citizen? It is unclear from your post and a US passport can only be obtained if one is a US citizen that meets the residency requirements

good luck

[eezee21 0]

Finally, interview is over!! Thanks for your reply.

Here's what the officer said:

- After giving birth, there is no need for me to bring the baby to the embassy. There's no form, whatsoever that we have to submit back to the embassy.

- Upon entry to the US, we only need to show the immigration my baby's long form birth certificate (and of course passport and photos).

Has anyone experienced this before?

By the way, I am not yet a Green Card holder. Neither me nor my husband is a US citizen.