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The dates vary based on the embassy you are applying with. Just keep checking every day for possible cancelations.

Some embassies actually state you are not to use the scheduling tool but to email them at a specific email address the payment details and the reference number from the online application. In essence, check the embassy site of the country you're doing it through and look for those instructions.

Emailing them is the best way to get a schedule.

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Same! My mom had absolutely normal period and cycles for 4 months after which she got to know she’s pregnant with my brother and 4 months pregnant.

Right. I wish there were videos put up with actual abnormal symptoms. I had a full 5 period but I did have a light brownish and then light pinkish color spotting 3day before my period started. A positive pregnancy test by my next schedule period time.

Yes bleeding like a period is possible during pregnancy but it’s not called period , it’s called decidual bleeding . Having your period is impossible because your baby needs to implant on your uterine line . Having your period means your uterine lining is shedding , so it’s impossible to have your period . Baby won’t survive a shedding lining 😳

@@iceman9635 Someone was arguing with me that it used to be 15 years not 5 before. Is that true? Her daughter is 11 who was born in UK and got it.

@@iceman9635 one year and 2 months

@@AmmarNomaniif she/he born before 1986 it is 10 years of presence . If he/she born After 1986 it is 5 years.

@@a.shwartz9579 Wow didnt know that. But dont you have to change constitution for that? Or is it just the that can be changed?

Hey was your tranacript official or unofficial?

What did u end up doing?

Lol, no a birth certificate is not enough.

@@calvin659 it’s enough to get a travel paper for your child to get to the States. Then take your time to get a passport.

@@Tomorrow32 Straight from USCBP: *"If you're flying into the United States all children and infants will require a passport, with the exception of Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), refugees, and asylees, who will continue to use their Migrant Registration Card (Form I-551), issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), or other valid evidence of permanent residence status or refugee or asylee status to apply for entry to the United States."* So unless your kid has a green card or is a refugee or seeking asylum, all of which require much more paperwork - they're not flying internationally. There are no "travel papers" for children that claim to be US citizens.

Hmmm. I'm not sure. My understanding was both parents need to be present at the embassy for the interview with the child. If one parent cannot be present, you need to have some letter from them explaining their absence or something like that. You could try to go, but be prepared to be turned away. Once there, just ask the interviewer what you are missing and what needs to be done. As far as i could see, if they like you they want to help you as much as possible to get the cbra... If they feel like something is shady or not legit they give you a harder time, or they will require more documents/proof from you.

I think it was about 2 weeks (so loooong ago! i cant remember exactly) but i remember an option to pay extra to get it expedited within a few days

@@jenl8063 Awesome! Thank you so much!

I didn't call for a rush request. Each country will have their embassy own phone number. So you should find it on the website. That's all the info i can help with about that sorry!

@@jenl8063 No worries. Thanks!

Wow! Sorry to hear that! I think def depends on who interviews you and what their personal bias may be. Unfortunately that is the case most of the time

Right, dont do it during your period. I think i did mine usually before my period because of cysts. But i can really remember now, i just know it did it not during my period.

I took Maca almost every day with my fresh made veggie juice. But you know your body, if you feel its best to take at certain times thats fine too. Do what works for your body!

@@jenl8063 you took during luteal phase too and during periods..? And you didn't try to concieve during that period ? I m sorry for asking again and again

Does he look like he’s given up, or his spirit is broken?

The Romanian orphans were ignored day and night.. none of their attachment needs were met. This is VERY different than having them cry for an hour (or less) before they fall asleep on their own. This baby is very clearly attended to, loved, and cared for.. the exact opposite of the Romanian orphans that developed RAD because of their harsh neglect and attachment disorders.

@@melissah1639 nope. My son is very happy, well loved, loving, thriving boy! He always lets us know when he needs something from us. There are times now when he cries from his crib because something is wrong- we forgot his water bottle, the sound machine turned off, his pajamas were on funny - we can tell its something and listen in by door or the monitor and always go in to fix the problem. He goes right back to sleep once the problem is fixed! Once there was lightning and thunder was so loud it woke him from his nap, he was startled and cried- i went in immediately to hold him and rock him because i knew he needed comfort. Maybe some parents are neglectful and just chuck their kid in the crib unattended to do their own thing. Mine was a careful process of solid routines, watching wake windows, making sure his needs are met, the room is sleep conducive, etc. We didnt break him, he didnt give up. He is now comfortable falling asleep even tho we put him in his crib awake. and he also knows how to cry out when he needs something. I hope ppl dont use this method in an unloving way to ignore their kids cries no matter what. I always look at his monitor from the moment we close the door until he is alseep to make sure he is OK and if he needs something.

That's why it is called "extinction".. If this would happen in nature, we would go extinct! LOL ;)

This was a very ignorant comment. The Romanian orphans you speak of were ignored for days, weeks, years. No child is going to be “broken” for crying for 45 minutes. Check out Supernanny, she says the same exact thing. And we aren’t talking about newborn babies, we are talking about 9-12 months.

Oh yes. He had some regression.. I think at 9months, and then 11months, etc... Haha. But i just applied the same principle. I'd check the monitor to make sure he was ok and give him a good 15min. Sometimes i gave him longer if i could see he was trying to settle. And sure enough he'd sleep. Each baby and parent is different. I was pretty strict about as long as you're clean, fed and loved you dont need me. Haha. Sounds bad but i had anxiety about going in to "help" and not really being able to help and he'd end up having bad sleep habits, or just waking and crying and me going in and a vicious cycle. I read that during regressions dont start anything you're not planning on continuing. But obviously take into consideration if they are sick, dirty diaper or too cold/hot etc. If you can fix it that's great. If there's nothing to be done, just let them be. That's what i did and he's 23months and a WONDERFUL sleeper- i havent had any issues my peers have been having the past few months. He always goes to bed happily and easily with the right schedule and bedtime routine. Up to you mama! Thay

Sorry but im not sure. You will have to find a way to contact your local embassy and ask. My HR? Or go to the us embassy website and look for an email that covers crba and viasa.. Etc

Your child is entitled to it. It's a right so hopefully it all goes well for you.

I get you. I felt the same way. Super nervous and doubtful. But i find that when you go into the US embassy, the mood changes, they want to help you. Just think of it that way, as long as there's nothing shady going on, they really wanna help your baby to get that CRBA! Once you talk to someone inside on the interview i found they were all so helpful and will let you know what you need to do to make it work!

Hi... So naps i just bounced baby to sleep and then put in the crib. It works for us. I like the cuddle time with him for this and he usually stays alseep then. But bedtime def put him in awake after the bedtime routine and he puts himself to sleep.

Are you just showing the times you've travelled outside or lived in America?

Hi! Ok, so depends on your babies age, if they still need night feedings. If your pediatrician says the baby does not need any more night feedings, then you could slowly wean them off of night feedings. Or cut it out cold turkey and yes, just let them cry. For me, i slowly weaned off the night feedings. The most important thing is to make sure they are falling alseep independently when you put them down for the night. Then if my son woke up around 1am, i would wait 10-15min to see if he would fall back asleep by himself. But later if he woke up at 3/4am i would wait a bit, and then go feed him them back in the crib. Make sure to feed them with the lights off- only change the daiper if its poo or super-duper wet. Dont talk - keep it dark, feed and business like, then back in the crib. If you know the longest time your baby can go without a feeding will help to know if should go to them or let them be. I kept doing this until only the 5/6am feed was left. And then eventually, by 9 months for us we had weaned off all night feedings. I knew for sure when a couple mornings he wasnt even really hungry for 7am feeding upon waking for the day (like he nursed for a few min and wanted to get up and play).. Maybe i will do a video on this? Press like this comment if you'd like to see that vid.

@@jenl8063 Thank you this was very helpful!

Hmmm.. I'm not sure, depends on where you live maybe? Like Im in Malaysia so I had to go online to book my appointment and print out the paperwork myself, some things filled out online and sent to them first... I think? I can't remember too much now😅

I have a question if u live out of Usa do u file tax return abroad and tax credit for ur child ???

Plz reply me plzzz plzzz

@@mrshusnain4471 hard question. I bet it doesn't have an easy answer. Youd probably need to sell your child to pay someone to answer that. Not worth it

@@mrshusnain4471 no. For my circumstances, my husband is malaysian and provides for our family. So I'm just a housewife/mom here. I have not worked in the usa since i was like 21...so, no, i personally dont have to file any tax thing for my baby. My baby has a Malaysia birth cert, and a CBRA. When my child turns 18 they will have to decide to move to usa to be a citizen there or a Malaysian citizen. Its up to them. While my child is under 18,they are entitled to both.