Parental consent from the other parent

[caduceus37 0]

Hi VJ friends,does anyone here in VJ have same status with mine?? i have a child from my ex husband,i have a sole custody of my child,my fiance is including her on k2 visa petition.my question is.do i need the parental consent from the father of my child for me to join with me in the united states? please help.thank you vj friends:)

[jkelly07 120]

going out of the country you need a consent from the other parent for sole custody of the child, written consent, or court orther,

[camuaqp 0]

Hi VJ friends,does anyone here in VJ have same status with mine?? i have a child from my ex husband,i have a sole custody of my child,my fiance is including her on k2 visa petition.my question is.do i need the parental consent from the father of my child for me to join with me in the united states? please help.thank you vj friends:)

My guess is YES , but it all depends on your country specific rules. In my case my child's father died many years ago, but still i needed a notarized permission in order to take him out of the country.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

Moved from "K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures" as you'll get better answers here.

OP, please explain if you were married to the child's father and if so how was the marriage terminated?

[caduceus37 0]

Moved from "K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures" as you'll get better answers here.

OP, please explain if you were married to the child's father and if so how was the marriage terminated?

yes,its been terminated,annulment and i have the sole custody of the child.one of our vj friend had the same case with mine and she said she called the immigration here in the Philippines and they said,as long as the child is traveling with the mother or father.there's no consent needed,but if the child travels with relatives,they need consent from the parents.she's in the united states now and the immigration did not ask for consent from the father of her children.what do you think?

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

If you're annulled and have sole legal custody then you won't need a consent letter from the father. Be ready to show the annulment order giving you full custody at your interview so that the CO can determine you don't need consent.

You'll be fine.

[caduceus37 0]

If you're annulled and have sole legal custody then you won't need a consent letter from the father. Be ready to show the annulment order giving you full custody at your interview so that the CO can determine you don't need consent.

You'll be fine.

Hi Bob 4 Anna:) thanks for that info.that was my worry,i feel relieved now,thanks so much.yes i will bring the decision letter.i always pray to God everyday to help me grant our visa.please pray for me too.thanks and God Bless always..

[Wally G! 58]

Hi caduceus37

That is awesome. You will fine at the interview. God bless you. Continue to keep us posted on the interview.

[caduceus37 0]

Hi caduceus37

That is awesome. You will fine at the interview. God bless you. Continue to keep us posted on the interview.

pls help:( wally,and Bob 4,is it true that even my previous marriage has been terminated( annuled)..and im not using my ex husbands name,is it true that aside from my NBI clearance that im going to submit to embassy using my maiden name,do i need to submit NBI clearance aka using my ex husband's last name to the embassy during the interview?

[Wally G! 58]

Yes you must submit an NBI clearance on any name you have used. This includes previous married names.

NBI clearance on her previous married name.

NBI clearance for in your maiden name.

Alternative method

Also you can apply for new NBI clearance. Put your maiden name and make sure you indicate your other name under "also known as" or "alias".

Either on will work.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

Yes you must submit an NBI clearance on any name you have used. This includes previous married names.

NBI clearance on her previous married name.

NBI clearance for in your maiden name.

Alternative method

Also you can apply for new NBI clearance. Put your maiden name and make sure you indicate your other name under "also known as" or "alias".

Either on will work.

Exactly