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Daughter has a baby but is not married

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robertwdalton   0

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Our daughter all ready has a priorty date and she is currently over 21 and unmarried. If our daughter has a baby but is still not married will she be allowed to have the baby come with her when she gets her visa?

What is tyhe rule for this situation?

Robert and Mai

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Our daughter all ready has a priorty date and she is currently over 21 and unmarried. If our daughter has a baby but is still not married will she be allowed to have the baby come with her when she gets her visa?

What is tyhe rule for this situation?

Robert and Mai

As long as the daughter is still unmarried, the child will be able to come with her.

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NigeriaorBust   4,087

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Is the fathers name on the birth certificate. Even if unmarried if the father is named you may need his permission to bring the baby.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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JimVaPhuong   4,863

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Our daughter all ready has a priorty date and she is currently over 21 and unmarried. If our daughter has a baby but is still not married will she be allowed to have the baby come with her when she gets her visa?

What is tyhe rule for this situation?

Robert and Mai

If she was petitioned for a family preference visa then her daughter can get a derivative visa.

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