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Hi, im new here and maybe this is in the wrong forum, in that case im sorry, I have a question, i was reading the faqs of the imigrant visas on the home site of the US consulate in Stockholm Sweden and I ran it to this question (I'll just copy and paste here): I'm divorced; do I require permission from my ex spouse to take my child(ren) out of the country?

And the answer: If you are divorced and you are applying for a visa for your child(ren) by a previous marriage, you will be required to present on the day of your visa interview proof that you have been awarded custody of the child(ren) by the court and that permission has been given for the child(ren) to be taken out of the Sweden.

Ok, so my question is, i am divorced and i do have a child, but it is not my ex husbands child, she has a different father, from a relationship after my divorce. i have had sole custody since her birth. Do i still need permission from her father or court to take her out of the country? We have no papers signed of anything like visitation rights etc.

I would really appreciate it if someone could share some light over this :)

Thank you

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Hi, im new here and maybe this is in the wrong forum, in that case im sorry, I have a question, i was reading the faqs of the imigrant visas on the home site of the US consulate in Stockholm Sweden and I ran it to this question (I'll just copy and paste here): I'm divorced; do I require permission from my ex spouse to take my child(ren) out of the country?

And the answer: If you are divorced and you are applying for a visa for your child(ren) by a previous marriage, you will be required to present on the day of your visa interview proof that you have been awarded custody of the child(ren) by the court and that permission has been given for the child(ren) to be taken out of the Sweden.

Ok, so my question is, i am divorced and i do have a child, but it is not my ex husbands child, she has a different father, from a relationship after my divorce. i have had sole custody since her birth. Do i still need permission from her father or court to take her out of the country? We have no papers signed of anything like visitation rights etc.

I would really appreciate it if someone could share some light over this smile.png

Thank you

Yes you strill have to show proof of custody they will not just take your word. I would see a lawyer. Maybe there's some affidavit to sign.

And depending on the country they may require a DNA test also.

In Nigeria you just have the parent staying sign and say they have permission to take my child and get ity notoraized it may be that easy.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Sweden
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Thank you for your answer, i have proof that i'm her guardian/ sole custody, I know that with joint custody the other parent need to sign a permission tho.

Thank you for your help. i appreciate it

♥ 12 JUN 2014: Submitted I-129F package
♥ 16 JUN 2014: Package received SCS
♥ 18 JUN 2014: NoA1 (hardcopy 24 JUN 2014)

♥ 23 JUN 2014: Alien Registration Number changed

♥ 16 JUL 2014: NoA2 (22 JUL 2014 Hard Copy)

♥ I-129f was approved in 28 days from NOA1 date ♥

♥ 06 AUG 2014: Received email from US Embassy in Stockholm containing IV info

19 AUG 2014: Medical examination

13 NOV 2014: APPROVED!!!! Interview, American Embassy, Stockholm

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As long as you have court papers stating you have sole custody you should be fine.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Sweden
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As long as you have court papers stating you have sole custody you should be fine.

Thanks :)

♥ 12 JUN 2014: Submitted I-129F package
♥ 16 JUN 2014: Package received SCS
♥ 18 JUN 2014: NoA1 (hardcopy 24 JUN 2014)

♥ 23 JUN 2014: Alien Registration Number changed

♥ 16 JUL 2014: NoA2 (22 JUL 2014 Hard Copy)

♥ I-129f was approved in 28 days from NOA1 date ♥

♥ 06 AUG 2014: Received email from US Embassy in Stockholm containing IV info

19 AUG 2014: Medical examination

13 NOV 2014: APPROVED!!!! Interview, American Embassy, Stockholm

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