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No permission from BIO Father for minor daughter - options?

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Avery Cates
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This option right here is an astoundingly good and efficient way to get the daughter's VWP revoked and make her forever ineligible for a B-2. Intentional or not, roughly 50% of the things you're thi

Boiler
Boiler

Why does the Bio Dad object? Makes sense if Father was in Mexico but what difference does it make if he is in Spain? VWP is for visiting, child will lose the privilege if it is abused.

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lala64   93

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I agree ask embassy what the requirements are for daughter migrating with Mother. Last thing you need is a kidnapping charge if he were to be so vindictive. It is possible to suggest that the child come later. They have a full year after your fiancé is approved to join her in the US. Start the custody paperwork now and continue to attempt getting a letter from the father. I had trouble getting a letter from my fiancés ex as well. She stalled until she finally gave in after months and months of nonsense. Good luck

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Amadia   711

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Hello! Good day! can someone show me a sample letter of consent. I'm already married to a US citizen and already processing our papers. My daughter needs a consent letter from her dad,giving consent to travel and to live with me as well. Thanks! and God Bless everyone! a reply will be much appreciated :idea::idea::joy::joy:

Hi,

The link is a sample letter of consent for a minor: http://photos.state.gov/libraries/unitedkingdom/164203/cons-acs/sample_letter_of_consent_to_travel.pdf

Please note that the letter must be signed by a notary public to express validity and legality.

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eiram   0

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There is no real form but the letter should have something like the following statements:

I PARENT allow my son/daughter NAME to immigrate to the United States of America and to permanently reside there. I also allow NAME to return to HOME COUNTRY to visit and then return to the US.

It should be notarized.

Thanks for this info! God Bless!

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There is no real form but the letter should have something like the following statements:

I PARENT allow my son/daughter NAME to immigrate to the United States of America and to permanently reside there. I also allow NAME to return to HOME COUNTRY to visit and then return to the US.

It should be notarized.

Thanks for this info! God Bless!

 
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