k2 parent consent

[kimcas04 0]

4 hours ago, Charles_n_Grace said:

Consulate requirements is one thing, but CBP will likely ask for something when a child accompanies a single parent. That is why I suggested the Solo Parent ID.

https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/268/~/children---child-traveling-with-one-parent-or-someone-who-is-not-a-parent-or

if you think that you need a solo parent ID Charles_n_Grace then go get it. its not hard to get a solo parent ID as long as you have all the documents i think. all we have to do is gather all the documents that we think we need to get a visa for our child(ren). goodluck 

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

5 hours ago, kimcas04 said:

if you think that you need a solo parent ID Charles_n_Grace then go get it. its not hard to get a solo parent ID as long as you have all the documents i think. all we have to do is gather all the documents that we think we need to get a visa for our child(ren). goodluck 

I am not certain if the Solo Parent ID will work as a waiver of the father's rights or if Grace will still need a consent form from her ex. She will talk to the people from DSWD to find out.  In your case, the biological father has no rights (by Philippine law) since the child was born out of wedlock.

 

But when you enter the US, Customs and Border Patrol may ask to see documentation showing that you have father's consent to take the child across the border, or documentation that the child is illegitimate (I hate that word). If you do not have satisfactory documents, it can cause a delay while they check into it. Read the link I provided for more details.

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

To answer your earlier question about Travel Clearance, I found this:

 

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When is a travel clearance not required?

A travel clearance from the DSWD is not required by a minor traveling to a foreign country:

1. With both or EITHER parents.

2. With his/her solo parent or legal guardian. Solo parenthood or legal guardianship may be proved by: (a) A photocopy of the solo parent identification card from the Municipal Social Welfare & Development Office; or (b) A photocopy of a certification from the local Social Welfare and Development Office of being a solo parent or Tallaq or Fasakh certification from the Shariah court or any Muslim barangay or religious leader; or (c) In the case of an illegitimate minor, a certificate of no marriage from the local civil registrar; or (d) In the case of a deceased parent, a photocopy of the death certificate; and (e) In the case of legal guardianship, a certificate of legal guardianship issued by the court.

 

this was from this site:

http://jlp-law.com/blog/travel-clearance-required-travel-of-minors-abroad/

[kimcas04 0]

Thank you so much for the information Charles_n_Grace... 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

The information that Sagot and Hank spelled out for you is all you need. We have helped many here with the same issue and they had no problems leaving the Philippines with only her kids, passports with visas and CFO certificates. No problems, Notta, Zero. My wife left the Philippines with two kids in tow and had no issues using what Sagot, Hank and I have stated. The Philippine government has made this so easy for you, don't make it more complicated for yourself as it just might have the reverse effect.

[kimcas04 0]

thanks greenbaum... im just really confuse someone told me that i need to get a travel permit because that what happened in her case so i want to make things all clear so i can get my daughter in time and no problem at all. 

[kimcas04 0]

hi guys . i'm in the philippines right now and processing my daughter's papers as a k2. i just one to ask one more question about letter of consent for my daughter's father because i just want to make sure that everything go smooth to the US embassy. the question is the letter is need to be hand written or its ok if it's computerized with his signature and notarized. thanks for the answer guys. 

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

1 hour ago, kimcas04 said:

hi guys . i'm in the philippines right now and processing my daughter's papers as a k2. i just one to ask one more question about letter of consent for my daughter's father because i just want to make sure that everything go smooth to the US embassy. the question is the letter is need to be hand written or its ok if it's computerized with his signature and notarized. thanks for the answer guys. 

You can do either one of those it is up to you. I would honestly type it out and have it notarized with a signature. 

[Hank_ 9,174]

2 hours ago, kimcas04 said:

hi guys . i'm in the philippines right now and processing my daughter's papers as a k2. i just one to ask one more question about letter of consent for my daughter's father because i just want to make sure that everything go smooth to the US embassy. the question is the letter is need to be hand written or its ok if it's computerized with his signature and notarized. thanks for the answer guys. 

Were you and the father married?  No?  If not, no letter is needed from the father.  The mother has sole custody of the child.. embassy knows this.

 

Thousands before you have not had an issue.

[kimcas04 0]

we are not married but my daughter is 9 years old so i just want to get letter of consent just to make sure we don't have any problem to the embassy . 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, kimcas04 said:

we are not married but my daughter is 9 years old so i just want to get letter of consent just to make sure we don't have any problem to the embassy . 

Its not needed. Like hank said We have seen many before you who has no issues including my wife who had 2 k2.

[Hank_ 9,174]

3 hours ago, kimcas04 said:

we are not married but my daughter is 9 years old so i just want to get letter of consent just to make sure we don't have any problem to the embassy . 

If it makes you feel better.. .but don't expect the embassy to be interested in it.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

CO Will probably not ask for it.

[kimcas04 0]

thanks for the advice  @Greenbaum and @Hank_ really appreciate it. i'm so nervous about the interview you know. i hope i can get my daughter without any problem. 

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

34 minutes ago, kimcas04 said:

thanks for the advice  @Greenbaum and @Hank_ really appreciate it. i'm so nervous about the interview you know. i hope i can get my daughter without any problem. 

We understand that and that's why we are trying to help you. There is one thing I want you to take away from all this is that "Do not believe the Philippine Rumor Mill about things". I say this because I have seen it myself and 99% of the time it turns out to be false. If I have seen this before with my asawa so please don't believe the "I heard it from so and so, they heard it from so and so." That information is most likely not true.