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Hello all, I need some help from you for a friend of mine.

He is a US citizen, she is Korean, planning on doing DCF. Problem is that she has a minor child. Can she leave with the child to the US after DCF is done? Or does she need the father approval? If she has full custody does it make any difference?

Do you happen to know where i can look for DCF processing times for Korea?

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He should be able to file an accompanying I-130 for the child at the same time as he files for his wife. The child will receive a CR-2 visa.

However as you mention, the big issue in getting the visa approved for the child is who has custody and/or the biological father granting permission to immigrate.

The exact legal requirements are country specific and I can't help with that. He likely should check with the consulate issuing immigrant visas in Korea for the requirements.

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