Will you be refused a visa if you are pregnant and go abroad?

Recently, a friend asked Zhu Xiao in a private letter: "I'm F2B, and I'm waiting for an immigration interview. But I'm eight months pregnant now. Will the interviewer refuse to sign me because I am unmarried and pregnant? What should I do with it? Should I go to the interview as scheduled or wait until the baby is born? Can the baby immigrate with me? "

First of all, for the immigration application category of F2B relatives, the immigrant beneficiary (that is, the China applicant) can have a de facto marriage, but can't register marriage, otherwise it is equivalent to automatically giving up F2B's immigration application. Unmarried couples can't accompany F2B immigrants, but children born out of wedlock can.

If you are pregnant during the interview, you can go to the interview as scheduled, and the visa officer will not refuse the visa because you are unmarried and pregnant, because this is in line with immigration regulations.

About the identity of the child, there are generally three situations and solutions:

1. Postpone the interview for the time being, and take the child with you: If the child is not born at the time of the interview, you can postpone the interview first, and contact the consulate to apply for "adding the name" after the child is born, that is, add the child's name to your immigration file.

The child will attend the interview with you, get an immigrant visa together, and enter the United States to get a permanent green card together;

2. Interview as scheduled, give birth to a child in the United States after getting a visa, and take American citizenship directly: if you are pregnant, you need to consult a medical examination center, and there may be cases where you can't get a medical examination vaccine; In addition, there is another situation. If the physical examination and interview can be completed as scheduled, it is necessary to ask pregnant women if they can fly;

3. The child was born before he got the immigrant visa and didn't go to the United States: in this case, he can directly bring the child to the United States and get the American green card. But in this case, it is generally necessary to confirm with the airline whether it is allowed to fly. If not, you need to apply for I- 13 1A boarding paper from the consulate, and then take it with you to enter the United States.

In addition, if unmarried couples also want to immigrate to the United States, you need to wait until you get a green card to register for marriage, and then submit an application for immigration of F2A relatives for T A.. At present, the whole application period of F2A immigrants is about 2-3 years.