I don’t know if it’s feasible to give birth to a baby in the United States.

1. You don’t need to find an intermediary. . You can arrive with your own tourist visa. It's just that it will be extra difficult if you don't have friends or relatives around.

2. Insurance after birth? Just buy commercial insurance similar to those in China.

3. What policy? Maternity policy or insurance policy? Basically they are the same.

4. Whether your child gets a green card or something else depends on you. If you activate the citizenship process for your child to apply for a U.S. passport and apply for a visa from the Chinese Embassy in the United States to return to China, that is citizenship. If you apply for travel documents directly and return to China, you are a Chinese citizen.

In addition, if you are a U.S. citizen, similar to your child’s situation, your child must apply for reunification with you when he or she reaches the age of 18 or 21 and has the ability to provide financial support. The other statement is wrong. I understand why some people say this. In fact, some people do this and use another bill to try to force them to stay. It is quite difficult and they have to pay expensive fees to lawyers.

5. You cannot use having children as a reason for coming to the United States. If you are found to be pregnant when you enter the country, you may be prohibited from entering the country or you may be given a short period of time to enter the country. Therefore, I can only say that your husband has the same right to apply for a US visa as you do.