Is authhorization letter from ex husband needed?

[mac589 0]

Hi ,

First just wanna say thank you all VJ's ,this site really helps a lot

I am divorce for almost 5 years and i have a 13 yr.old daughter from my ex husband . We just got our NOA2, now preparing for the next step. My question is do i need an authorization letter from my ex husband for my daughter to join with me K2. We have no communication since then and i raised my child with out him in the picture .Any inputs is gladly appreciated,thanks you so much

[baron555 934]

Hi ,

First just wanna say thank you all VJ's ,this site really helps a lot

I am divorce for almost 5 years and i have a 13 yr.old daughter from my ex husband . We just got our NOA2, now preparing for the next step. My question is do i need an authorization letter from my ex husband for my daughter to join with me K2. We have no communication since then and i raised my child with out him in the picture .Any inputs is gladly appreciated,thanks you so much

If he is listed as the Father on the Birth Certificate, yes you need that. I believe there is another document you can obtain if you do not know his whereabouts. Go to your regional forum for better information about how to do this in the Phils.

And email the Embassy and ask them;;they are nice people and know what they want to see in this regard.

Edited May 10, 2011 by baron555

[pushbrk 12,898]

Hi ,

First just wanna say thank you all VJ's ,this site really helps a lot

I am divorce for almost 5 years and i have a 13 yr.old daughter from my ex husband . We just got our NOA2, now preparing for the next step. My question is do i need an authorization letter from my ex husband for my daughter to join with me K2. We have no communication since then and i raised my child with out him in the picture .Any inputs is gladly appreciated,thanks you so much

The answer is country specific. The Philippines is unique in many ways regarding this. First, please clarify the circumstances, as there is no divorce in the Philippines. Were you married to the child's father when the daughter was born? Do you have full custody?

[payxibka 10,045]

PI specific, moving to PI regional

[mac589 0]

The answer is country specific. The Philippines is unique in many ways regarding this. First, please clarify the circumstances, as there is no divorce in the Philippines. Were you married to the child's father when the daughter was born? Do you have full custody?

@baron555 thank u for the sharing ,i will email them

@pushbrk thanks for the time ,yes there is no divorce in the Pihilippines ,i got divorce in Japan and i filed petition of recognition of divorce in the court here in Phiippines which was granted so i have no problem in that thing.Yes i was married when i have my child and i have the full custody since we divorce .

@payxibka thank u for moving this post

Hope to hear who have been or who have the same case as mine .Thank u all

[marklovetina 52]

@baron555 thank u for the sharing ,i will email them

@pushbrk thanks for the time ,yes there is no divorce in the Pihilippines ,i got divorce in Japan and i filed petition of recognition of divorce in the court here in Phiippines which was granted so i have no problem in that thing.Yes i was married when i have my child and i have the full custody since we divorce

@payxibka thank u for moving this post

Hope to hear who have been or who have the same case as mine .Thank u all

u are fine sis...

Edited May 11, 2011 by marklovetina

[tallcoolone 102]

u are fine sis...

If that's true then that is a Major Problem in the Philippines

Solution:

I say that both parents whom names are on the paperwork should get a court decree allowing the child to leave the country.

This opens up the possibility of children being kidnapped from a parent and taken to another country............

[marklovetina 52]

If that's true then that is a Major Problem in the Philippines

Solution:

I say that both parents whom names are on the paperwork should get a court decree allowing the child to leave the country.

This opens up the possibility of children being kidnapped from a parent and taken to another country............

yes true and i know someone who did that..

she didnt ask her husband's permission... but really she was surprised too that the CO didnt ask for a consent from the father... no DSWS paper works.. and even the annulled women i know tho they are the respondent CO didnt ask for a consent....

and now the mother and her 3 kids are in USA, enjoying life...

[sunandmoon 450]

If that's true then that is a Major Problem in the Philippines

Solution:

I say that both parents whom names are on the paperwork should get a court decree allowing the child to leave the country.

This opens up the possibility of children being kidnapped from a parent and taken to another country............

maybe it's a way of leveling the playing field, considering remarks you made in the past about being a man's world in the Philippines. I will not dignify them by qouting.

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

one misogynistic comment removed and poster thread banned.

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

2 addition posts removed that are not pertinent to the thread spirit.

[~happyndinlove~ 540]

2 addition posts removed that are not pertinent to the thread spirit.

OK....I'm fine with that. I'm content to see his post gone.

Thanks for responding quickly.

How the mods gonna stop him from repeating his statement? This is not the first time he has made comments like this...? What's your advice?

Edited May 12, 2011 by ~happyndinlove~

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

use the report button - if it's not reported, there's fairly good odds the mods won't know about it.

[~happyndinlove~ 540]

use the report button - if it's not reported, there's fairly good odds the mods won't know about it.

So, the mod protocol is to be reactive instead of proactive?

Edited May 12, 2011 by ~happyndinlove~

[pushbrk 12,898]

So, the mod protocol is to be reactive instead of proactive?

Essentially, yes.

Now, what needs to be clarified for the OP is whether the full custody is sufficient for visa issue and child travel. For China it would be. For many other countries it would not be. Is it for the Philippines? Opinions about what "should be" are not helpful in establishing what "is".