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hello everyone!!

First i want to say i love this site so much good info...I met my girl on line at a single parent

site we both have beautiful daughters....and We love kids and plan on having one of our own together!!

we met about 15 monthes ago and text,,chat talk on phone or e-mail everyday...and our daughters wink

and make faces at each other over the cams so much fun...we started our paper work back in march of 2008

after my daughter and I spend 2 weeks in thailand with her and her daughter..now today they call about

interview end of month...I have two problems ..first one is that my dad got sick earlier this past year having a stroke and that stopped me from making my second visit to her...along with slowing work in america didnt help either...now her daughters real dad is a bit of a butt...He uses her as a reason to come in and out of thailand...He has signed off on her passport but hes not wanting to sign off on 100% custody to allow us to take her to u.s with us...we have proof from thai government that my fiancee has supported her 100% all along with know money from him...he has not seen her in person in 3 years ,,,

so what can we do to get around him???? if we call him now after all this time and ask him for

his approval i sure he will play some kind of game ...so he gets something out of it...or just be plain mean

so we have problems,,,,any help would be great!!!

our time frame almost one year to the date,,,for first file to interview

thanks chris

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hello everyone!!

First i want to say i love this site so much good info...I met my girl on line at a single parent

site we both have beautiful daughters....and We love kids and plan on having one of our own together!!

we met about 15 monthes ago and text,,chat talk on phone or e-mail everyday...and our daughters wink

and make faces at each other over the cams so much fun...we started our paper work back in march of 2008

after my daughter and I spend 2 weeks in thailand with her and her daughter..now today they call about

interview end of month...I have two problems ..first one is that my dad got sick earlier this past year having a stroke and that stopped me from making my second visit to her...along with slowing work in america didnt help either...now her daughters real dad is a bit of a butt...He uses her as a reason to come in and out of thailand...He has signed off on her passport but hes not wanting to sign off on 100% custody to allow us to take her to u.s with us...we have proof from thai government that my fiancee has supported her 100% all along with know money from him...he has not seen her in person in 3 years ,,,

so what can we do to get around him???? if we call him now after all this time and ask him for

his approval i sure he will play some kind of game ...so he gets something out of it...or just be plain mean

so we have problems,,,,any help would be great!!!

our time frame almost one year to the date,,,for first file to interview

thanks chris

This is s serious situation as you know. If you want usable info from people here you will have to provide clear information to base the advise on. Otherwise you will get wild speculation. I'm sure its on its way.

Examples. He signed off on her passport. Does he work in the Thai government passport office? He has zero to do with her passport. Uses her to come in & out of Thailand. What does that mean? Uses who? The daughter? Proof from the govenment about the 100 % support of the child? What form does that take? The Thai government doesnt provide such proof.

In Thailand it is common for people not to be married & yet refer to each other as husband or wife. Was she actually married to him? This will make a huge difference.

The games have already begun. In these situations its common for the father to attempt extorsion tactics. It isnt a matter of being mean; its about money.

The child has a passport. When was it issued? Is her last name different than her mothers?

Done right & with the correct information his permission will not be needed. We didnt need the fathers permission to bring my wifes daughter because we had a clear understanding of how this can be done in Thailand.

You can bring the little girl here. Forget what you think the father might do. He cant do anything due to his past behaviour. You just need to know how to present the info to the right people at the right time.

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hello everyone!!

First i want to say i love this site so much good info...I met my girl on line at a single parent

site we both have beautiful daughters....and We love kids and plan on having one of our own together!!

we met about 15 monthes ago and text,,chat talk on phone or e-mail everyday...and our daughters wink

and make faces at each other over the cams so much fun...we started our paper work back in march of 2008

after my daughter and I spend 2 weeks in thailand with her and her daughter..now today they call about

interview end of month...I have two problems ..first one is that my dad got sick earlier this past year having a stroke and that stopped me from making my second visit to her...along with slowing work in america didnt help either...now her daughters real dad is a bit of a butt...He uses her as a reason to come in and out of thailand...He has signed off on her passport but hes not wanting to sign off on 100% custody to allow us to take her to u.s with us...we have proof from thai government that my fiancee has supported her 100% all along with know money from him...he has not seen her in person in 3 years ,,,

so what can we do to get around him???? if we call him now after all this time and ask him for

his approval i sure he will play some kind of game ...so he gets something out of it...or just be plain mean

so we have problems,,,,any help would be great!!!

our time frame almost one year to the date,,,for first file to interview

thanks chris

This is s serious situation as you know. If you want usable info from people here you will have to provide clear information to base the advise on. Otherwise you will get wild speculation. I'm sure its on its way.

Examples. He signed off on her passport. Does he work in the Thai government passport office? He has zero to do with her passport. Uses her to come in & out of Thailand. What does that mean? Uses who? The daughter? Proof from the govenment about the 100 % support of the child? What form does that take? The Thai government doesnt provide such proof.

In Thailand it is common for people not to be married & yet refer to each other as husband or wife. Was she actually married to him? This will make a huge difference.

The games have already begun. In these situations its common for the father to attempt extorsion tactics. It isnt a matter of being mean; its about money.

The child has a passport. When was it issued? Is her last name different than her mothers?

Done right & with the correct information his permission will not be needed. We didnt need the fathers permission to bring my wifes daughter because we had a clear understanding of how this can be done in Thailand.

You can bring the little girl here. Forget what you think the father might do. He cant do anything due to his past behaviour. You just need to know how to present the info to the right people at the right time.

When Rin went to get passports for her children, we were told both parents have to sign for a minor's passport in Thailand. For Rin to get passports for her children she needed their father's signature (they were never married at the amphur - lived as husband and wife for seven years). Since he could not be located, Rin had to go to the local amphur where she lived along with two people that knew her (sister and cousin, in her case) and sign an affidavit stating that she was 100% responsible for taking care of the children. The next day she took that affidavit and was able to get their passports. She did not need the affidavit for anything else (i.e. the US Embassy did not require any proof that she had 100% custody).

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02/12/2007 - I-130 and I-129F approved!

04/17/2007 - Interview - visa approved!

04/18/2007 - POE LAX - Finally in the USA!!!

04/19/2007 - WE ARE FINALLY HOME!!!

09/20/2007 - Sent Packet 3 for K-4 Visas (follow to join for children)

10/02/2007 - K-4 Interviews - approved

10/12/2007 - Everyone back to USA!

AOS

06/20/2008 - Mailed I-485, I-765 (plus I-130 for children)

06/27/2008 - NOA1 for I-485, I-765, and I-130s

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Thank you

Yes she did that a few weeks ago at the local government office and had it notery and signed..her girl did get

thai passport issued last year when she did locate the father ,,And once he was being kind not playing some kind of game.

agian thank you!! we feel better about this now and think we will look more at our documentation on relationship

good luck everyone chris

First i want to say i love this site so much good info...I met my girl on line at a single parent

site we both have beautiful daughters....and We love kids and plan on having one of our own together!!

we met about 15 monthes ago and text,,chat talk on phone or e-mail everyday...and our daughters wink

and make faces at each other over the cams so much fun...we started our paper work back in march of 2008

after my daughter and I spend 2 weeks in thailand with her and her daughter..now today they call about

interview end of month...I have two problems ..first one is that my dad got sick earlier this past year having a stroke and that stopped me from making my second visit to her...along with slowing work in america didnt help either...now her daughters real dad is a bit of a butt...He uses her as a reason to come in and out of thailand...He has signed off on her passport but hes not wanting to sign off on 100% custody to allow us to take her to u.s with us...we have proof from thai government that my fiancee has supported her 100% all along with know money from him...he has not seen her in person in 3 years ,,,

so what can we do to get around him???? if we call him now after all this time and ask him for

his approval i sure he will play some kind of game ...so he gets something out of it...or just be plain mean

so we have problems,,,,any help would be great!!!

our time frame almost one year to the date,,,for first file to interview

thanks chris

This is s serious situation as you know. If you want usable info from people here you will have to provide clear information to base the advise on. Otherwise you will get wild speculation. I'm sure its on its way.

Examples. He signed off on her passport. Does he work in the Thai government passport office? He has zero to do with her passport. Uses her to come in & out of Thailand. What does that mean? Uses who? The daughter? Proof from the govenment about the 100 % support of the child? What form does that take? The Thai government doesnt provide such proof.

In Thailand it is common for people not to be married & yet refer to each other as husband or wife. Was she actually married to him? This will make a huge difference.

The games have already begun. In these situations its common for the father to attempt extorsion tactics. It isnt a matter of being mean; its about money.

The child has a passport. When was it issued? Is her last name different than her mothers?

Done right & with the correct information his permission will not be needed. We didnt need the fathers permission to bring my wifes daughter because we had a clear understanding of how this can be done in Thailand.

You can bring the little girl here. Forget what you think the father might do. He cant do anything due to his past behaviour. You just need to know how to present the info to the right people at the right time.

When Rin went to get passports for her children, we were told both parents have to sign for a minor's passport in Thailand. For Rin to get passports for her children she needed their father's signature (they were never married at the amphur - lived as husband and wife for seven years). Since he could not be located, Rin had to go to the local amphur where she lived along with two people that knew her (sister and cousin, in her case) and sign an affidavit stating that she was 100% responsible for taking care of the children. The next day she took that affidavit and was able to get their passports. She did not need the affidavit for anything else (i.e. the US Embassy did not require any proof that she had 100% custody).

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