Complications, please help (PERU)

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Hi, I'm not exactly sure where to post this, but i need help and i don't know where to turn, its very important and i know this is long but if someone can please help, i would greatly appreciate it. I'm sorry that i cannot give names, but its better this way and i apologize if there is any confusion. Ask me any questions if you'd like.

Here it goes:

I'm going to start off with just a few bits of information. My father met a Peruvian woman online around 5-6 years ago. She also has a son that's 6. My dad is from Peru as well, but has been living in the US since the 70's). They have been talking for about 5-6 years now and eventually he went to Peru and married her around 3-4 years ago. Through the last few years he has been working towards bringing her and her son here and getting them their visas.

Now, my family and I have been skeptical of this whole situation from the start. She is over 30 years younger than him and there is just so much unexpected coincidences that arise where my dad has to send more money than what he already does on a weekly basis. I could dive deeper into this but just know that a lot seems fishy. Over the last few months all the steps leading towards the final stage have been in place, which is his wife and her son getting their Visa.

About a week after his wife had received her Visa (and still waiting on her sons), she had told my father that she no longer wants to come for stupid reasons. Of course she says this coincidentally right when this is all in the final stage. While breaking up with my dad she asked him if he could still send her money to support her and her son (whom my dad calls his son now). He said he wouldn't and then all of a sudden she decided she wanted to come again.

NOW here is the major problem. About two years ago my dad had to send his wife money so her and her son could go back to the town in which the son was born to get a notarized letter with the sons real fathers signature authorizing the son to leave the country. This town is in the mountains and his wife had no way of contacting the father. So my father was told that all she had to do was put an ad out in the paper there and if the father came forward, he would have to sign the paper authorizing approval for the son to leave. So of course the father sees this ad and shows up requesting money to sign the papers. My dad sends the money and the paper gets signed.

Now, pan to the present time. The United States have now given both his wife and her son their Visas. My dad buys the plane tickets for them to get here. They get to the airport and of course, another problem. His wife's son is not allowed to leave the country because the paper that the sons father had signed two years, had expired. The son cannot leave. Now, she has decided that she is going to leave her son in Peru with her sister and come alone to the United states and eventually go through the whole process again of getting the father to approve the son leaving the country while being here and her son there. I'm sorry but just a personal comment, i would never leave my son back in Peru like that. Especially knowing of all the hassle it took to get the papers singed originally.

So, my question.. how did the United States give her son a visa without that specific paper of consent from the father. I mean wouldn't they have noticed that it was expired and would have asked for another one? Because now Peru wont let him leave without it. And, does that even sound like a likely reason as to why he cant come and she can?

This is all just too weird and my Dad does not want to believe that any foul play is taking place here or even in the past for that matter. I fear she will come here, he will continue to support her here, and still keep sending money to Peru for the son. Then, she will eventually just leave and go back.

Thank you for any help you can give regarding this problem =)