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[Kyiv, Ukraine] Do minor children need to attend the K1 visa interview? And, single parent proof.

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I've read conflicting information and just trying to find answers from people who have experienced it.

 

My fiance has a 2 year old child and wants a definitive answer on if the child needs to attend the interview or not. I've read conflicting information even from official sources.

 

Also, she has some official paper from the her oblast government stating that the child has no father (good for 6 months), is that all she will need at the interview to deal with the parental/custodial questions?

 

Thanks all!

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Was a K2 filed for the child?

 

If the child will be immigrating with her via K2 then, yes, the child has to attend an interview. However, if the child will be immigrating at later date then an interview will be scheduled when the time comes.

 

Is the letter from the government family court ordered? Is there a father's name on the births certificate?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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On 4/10/2018 at 4:19 PM, NuestraUnion said:

Was a K2 filed for the child?

 

If the child will be immigrating with her via K2 then, yes, the child has to attend an interview. However, if the child will be immigrating at later date then an interview will be scheduled when the time comes.

 

Is the letter from the government family court ordered? Is there a father's name on the births certificate?

Sorry for the late response, I am just now seeing this.

 

Yes, a K2 will be filed and immigrating at the same time. The child is 2.

 

There is no father listed on the birth certificate. It is a fake name listed as the father - I am told this was very common in Ukraine. She does have an official paper from the government (ZAGS?) that says the child does not have a father, and she will be getting a new copy with new dates on it before the interview. 

K1 / K2 Visa

Service Center: California Service Center

Consulate: Kyiv, Ukriane

 

I-129-F mailed to USCIS 2017-11-10

Case Status received (NOA1) by USCIS: 2017-11-14

Check cashed: 2017-11-17

Case Received Email Notification: 2017-11-17

Case status available on myUSCIS: 2017-11-20

NOA1 Hardcopy received by mail: 2017-11-24

NOA2 Approval (204 days): 2018-06-06

Approval status updated on  new website: 2018-06-08

-- no updates on old website, no text, no email --

NOA2 Hardcopy received by mail: 2018-06-12

NVC Case Number Generated (21 days since NOA2): 2018-06-27

Case Left NVC: 2018-07-10 (13 days at NVC)

Case Received by Embassy: 2018-07-12 (2 days travel time!)

Medical Exam: 2018-07-16

Interview: 2018-08-08 (Approved)

Entry: 2018-09-19 (Chicago POE)

Marriage: 2018-10-12

 

"New" Case Status website: https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/

"Old" Case Status website: https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do

 
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