Hello,kollins said:
Thanks a lot Pipis Husband! Please I need to check that I got you clearly. If I receive MR, we should go ahead with it and then inform AVO that we have a baby due at the EDD. By what means do we inform AVO of the baby on the way?. How do you mean when you say "The MR will even reflect this anyway" ?? Ok the MR report will say my spouse is pregnant right??Pipis Husband said:Hi, I'd advise you go ahead now with the MR for you and your spouse BUT also update AVO about the impending addition to your family for their information. The MR will even reflect this anyway.
As soon as your new family member arrives, update AVO again with the child's details and raise new application fee to cover the child. Also get a new POF to cover your baby and process a passport for the baby as soon as this is feasible. Having been informed, AVO will issue you instructions how to incorporate your baby in to your application.
Congrats in advance on your new child, all the best
Congrats Sis!Mrs L said:Guess what guys?? Our CC
No. One is expected to score at least 6 in each. The person needs to re-register and rewrite the exams. Best of luck.Maxidoo said:
Congratulations Mrs L.Mrs L said:Guess what guys?? Our CC
@ Toronto_Raptor: If you spouse is still pregnant as at the time you are to do Medical, she would not be allowed to do X-ray because it is dangerous for the child but if she has delivered of the baby before then, all you need to do is informed AVO of the new addition to your family so that they can consider that when sending your medical. Ensure you get International passport for the new child and send the details to them. If your wife has delivered before medical, please ensure you send the child's details before you proceed for the medical.Toronto_Raptor said:
Good day Cocodio, please read this article,Cocodio said:
Call GTB to find out if there was any attempt on your card.Jeezy said:Hello People,
I am a July 30 applicant (2171). My GTB Naira Mastercard has not been charged till now.
Dear Jeezy, please be calm. Recall I responded to you before now that you are not the only one in this boat. But to make you feel better, you can send an email to CIO for status of your application using this address, cio-sydney-search-enquiry @ cic.gcJeezy said:Hello People,
I am a July 30 applicant (2171). My GTB Naira Mastercard has not been charged till now.
Good one Pipis Husband. This is more educative.Pipis Husband said:Good day Cocodio, please read this article,
having an X-ray during pregnancy is generally considered safe. It's highly unlikely that a diagnostic X-ray during pregnancy will harm a developing baby.
Most X-ray exams — including those of the arms, legs, head, teeth or chest — won't expose your reproductive organs to radiation, and a leaded apron and collar can be worn to block any scattered radiation. The exception is abdominal X-rays, which expose your abdomen — and your baby — to radiation. High doses of radiation can cause changes in a baby's rapidly growing cells. In turn, it's possible that these changes could slightly increase a baby's risk of birth defects or certain cancers, such as leukemia, later in life. Remember, however, that the typical dose of radiation associated with a diagnostic X-ray — even one of the abdomen or pelvis — doesn't pose this risk.
Before having an X-ray, tell your health care provider if you are or might be pregnant. Depending on the circumstances, it might be possible to do an imaging study that doesn't involve radiation — such as ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging. In addition, if you have a child who needs an X-ray, don't hold your child during the exam if you are or might be pregnant. Instead, ask another person to take your place.
If you had a diagnostic X-ray before you knew you were pregnant, remember that any potential risk is exceedingly remote. If you had radiation treatment for a medical condition, the risks might be more significant. Share any concerns about radiation exposure with your health care provider. He or she might consult a medical radiation physicist to calculate your baby's radiation exposure.
This is the source of the article, http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/pregnancy-week-by-week/expert-answers/x-ray-during-pregnancy/faq-20058264 It is from the website of the internationally renowned Mayo Clinic in the US. Please take the time to review your opinion before you share it so that others can be accurately informed. If at any point, an x ray is considered unsafe, there are other means of getting internal imaging such as ultra sound scan. Any decent maternity hospital in Nigeria can do ultra sound in place of xray. Ask your wife
