I-129F

[patientlyw8ing 0]

My fiance has a child who he does not plan on taking him to the U.S.. We did list the childs name on the application but we are unable to provide a birth certificate for the child since my fiance and his ex-gf are not in good terms. What will happen then? Should we have not listed the child on the application?

[Zen Den 18]

My fiance has a child who he does not plan on taking him to the U.S.. We did list the childs name on the application but we are unable to provide a birth certificate for the child since my fiance and his ex-gf are not in good terms. What will happen then? Should we have not listed the child on the application?

it's ok that the child's name is on the application whether your fiance will bring the child over with him to the US or not, it's better that the name is on paper just in case in the future he changes his mind and petitions the child. however, your saying that he and his ex are not in good terms so he can't get a bc is not clear. if he's on the bc he doesn't need the ex to get a copy, he can apply for it himself. now if he's not, then in the future he will have to establish his relationship with the child through proof (ex. dna) to be able to bring him to the US and at the same time get a permission from the ex, or establish in court that she's not a good/fit mother, or wait till the child is 7yrs old and hopefully chooses to go with him instead of the ex.

for now, he's good

[Theresa0828 65]

My fiance has a child who he does not plan on taking him to the U.S.. We did list the childs name on the application but we are unable to provide a birth certificate for the child since my fiance and his ex-gf are not in good terms. What will happen then? Should we have not listed the child on the application?

Agree with Zen Den, all he needs is to go to NSO and get a copy of the child's Birth Certificate... or he can do it online too if he is far from the local NSO office.