Benwems:

When you say Brp mail does it mean Brp email? Or letter mailed to your address

shawrygal:
VISA ALERT FOR FAMILY OF 2

Application for admission: 28/05/2022

Conditional offer: 27/08/2022

Unconditional offer: 3/10/2022

CAS: 27/10/2022

Visa application: 27/10/2022

Biometrics: 1/11/2022(Standard Ikeja)

Brp mail: 4/11/2022

Collection mail: 8/11/2022

Documents submitted for Assisted service.
1. Statement of account
2.Bsc certificate
3. Neco
4. Marriage certificate
5. Passport
6.Tb test
7.visa confirmation receipt
8. Assisted service receipt
9. check list printout
10.CAS
11. Employment letter
12. Reference Letter
13.Family pictures
14. Nysc certificate
15. CV
16. Transcript


My dependant application: 7th of October
Biometrics:2nd of November( Standard) Abuja
Brp mail: 4/11/2022

Collection mail: 7/11/2022.

Documents Submitted by Dependant

Passport
Statement of account
Consent Letter
Authorization letter
Tb test
Family pictures


I thank the Almighty God for blessing my Family with this good news. This is really our year of perfect Jubilee.

Thanks to everyone that has contributed to this wonderful group. I learnt alot from here.

horla:
I request for guidance with respect to assisted service at TLS. Can I provide the copies of documents to be scanned in black and white? In this case, academic certificates have been laminated and copies are not in colour.

onyiokoye:
You will confirm you IHS fee when you apply for your visa.

Yes you can pay with anyone’s card in any country.

LUBU16:

well, i have been wondering the reason most people are tilting towards el paso considering te fact that the cost at MIHS is much lesser. i placed a call to mihs and was made to understand that the cost is just as it is on their site. i was still doubtful so i had a personal chat with someone on tis forum who had been there personally and got the same response.so mihs here i come. also i think people tilt towards el paso becos of te fact that they respond to mails and will give you certain documents you can tender at the POE. i think there is another way through it and that will only cost $150 more which is fine by me. for me, phoenix here i come in february.
good luck guys.

estrellaycocina:



Thats is the one of the reasons I went with El Paso, service. I thought that if that was the way MIHS was before they received me thats the way it would be when i got there. Then I had also seen the reviews of the hospitals that someone posted here, so I obviously went with El Paso (doctoresparati.com). You will not regret it, they will treat you very well and as the website says, it is a service specialized for international patients, which I dont think anyone else offers.

fabulousmom:


@BnBarbie and Mokeju,

I had my baby in El Paso, and I can boldy tell you that my baby's circumcision is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen so far. Just because of the circumsion, I will choose to have my next boy child there, as it seems most people have complaint about circumcision done by other hospitals in the US.

As for the mode of operation, I have been able to deduce that people have little knowledge about how it is done in El Paso. So I'll be pleased to break it down. Doctoresparati is a service-providing group or team that helps to link patients with obstetricians/gynecologists at a very specific and affordable price and at any stage of the pregnancy, no matter how advanced, as well as help arrange a medical center to give birth to your child in, at an unbelievably low price.

It is no news that most hospitals in the US charge bank-breaking hospital bills and ob/gyn fees, not to mention the fact that you cannot estimate how much your bill will be until after you give birth. It is also an open secret that most ob/gyns will not accept medical responsibility of patients who have advanced past 24weeks in pregnancy. Doctoresparati makes everything easy. They offer the whole package at a minimal fee. (Now I'm beginning to sound like a marketer of doctoresparati. Lol)

After contacting doctoresparati, you will be expected to pay a registration fee of $150 to confirm your intentions of using their services, as well as to book an appointment with an ob/gyn for you. During your stay in El Paso, you will be attending pre-natal clinics at Eastside Women Heathcare Center, where you will be cared for by one of US' best ob/gyns. This hospital is well known to specialize in tourist birth (international patients). The ob/gyn assigned to your care will tell you when you will likely have your baby, as well as tips on how not to incur extra hospital bills. The ob/gyn fee is $2,500 for year 2013.

You will be expected to run some lab tests as stipulated by US law before you have your child. The tests are listed on doctoresparati website. You are however allowed to bring in your test results from nigeria, if you have already done those tests in nigeria (but in my opinion, I think it's cheaper to have it in their lab- it cost me only $222.75 for my tests).

You will be having your baby in a much more bigger hospital, Del Sol Medical Center. Everything from your daily room charge, to the care charge, to the labor and delivery, to the drugs (medication) that will be dispensed throughout your period of admission, to the food you'll eat throughout, to the nursery care of your child, to the test and first immunization your baby will receive at birth, to the lab tests that will be done on you in the hospital, has been included in the hospital bill of $2,700 stated on doctoresparati website for year 2013.

I realized that doctoresparati did me a whole lot of good with the hospital bill at that $2,700, because after I was discharged, I called the hospital to send to me a detailed receipt of payment showing a zero balance (it was just too good to be true, so I wanted to be on the safe side). When I got my receipt/bill, I realized that if I had walked into Del Sol Medical Center without using the services of doctoresparati, I'd have been paying a hospital bill of $10,701.05, instead of the $2,700 deal doctoresparati offered.

The bill went like this:

DEPARTMENTAL CHARGE SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION. AMOUNT($)

Ob/gyn. 1,697.00
Labor & delivery. 5,846.00
Pharmacy. 508.05
Lab-main. 2,650.00

TOTAL CHARGES: 10,701.05
TOTAL PAYMENTS: 2,700.00
TOTAL ADJUST: .00

BALANCE: 0.00

If you are having a boy child, be sure to include your circumcision fee of $170. The pediatrician who will come to check your baby's welfare after the birth of your baby will also charge a fee of $210.

In summary, the prices on the doctoresparati website are reliable and genuine.

As for the processing of documents, that's another long story. I'll allow you digest this first before I bring that up. (What a long story! My thumbs are aching.lol)

I hope this helped you all clarify your thoughts about El Paso and the modus operandi.

ciao.