APPROVED, ALREADY IN USA BUT FIANCE BROKE UP

[ipatientlywaiting 23]

Adoptive parents are the family that plans to adopt the baby. 

[Naes 12,205]

I thought she was trying to say in-laws but didn't know the term for it...

[Ash.1101 1,756]

Sounds like the OP isn't coming back.

Either troll or is realizing no one here is going to help her go after what she wants.

[Ontarkie 14,234]

~~Two more posts removed. Stick to answering the OP and leave the extra judgement aside.~~

[Ontarkie 14,234]

2 hours ago, ipatientlywaiting said:

Adoptive parents are the family that plans to adopt the baby. 

She posted that they were her parents here. So no not the baby's soon to be adopted parents. 

Plus if she puts the baby up for adoption there is no child support going to anyone. 

 

 

 

[HRQX 4,145]

14 hours ago, Boiler said:

She could not get a K1 and be underage

"Underage" varies.

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If one of you is under the age of 18, you are likely to be considered underage in the United States. Your legal ability to marry will depend on the laws of the state where you plan to get married. Each of the 50 U.S. states sets its own rules, and you will need to research them.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/fiance-marriage-visa-book/chapter2-6.html

[Diabloz1019 5]

People this lady needs help. I understand she needs to leave and go home but guys please be considerate,helpful and nicer because this site is meant to be that way. 

[Dashinka 24,519]

1 hour ago, Diabloz1019 said:

People this lady needs help. I understand she needs to leave and go home but guys please be considerate,helpful and nicer because this site is meant to be that way. 

I don't disagree that she made some mistakes, but the reality of it is she has very few options with the USC fiancé apparently not in the picture anymore.  Her only questions were could the I134 be pressed against him, and could he be sued for child support once the baby is born.  The simple answers to both are no and yes as several other posters have already mentioned.  Everything else is just curiosity, and with the OP not back to clarify anything, it is what it is.

 

I wish the OP good luck with her future, and I am sorry this journey did not work out for her, but short of reconciling with the fiancé, her only option is to leave before the I94 expires to avoid any future immigration plans if she so intends.

[Crazy Cat 41,904]

3 hours ago, Diabloz1019 said:

People this lady needs help. I understand she needs to leave and go home but guys please be considerate,helpful and nicer because this site is meant to be that way. 

The K-1 visa comes with several limitations. Bottom line:  Without the support of her fiance, she has no legal path to remain in the US.  There is no helping her to stay unless she marries the original petitioner.

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

22 hours ago, Aitara said:

Hi I just want to ask how I'm going to deal with my situation right now, my fiance stopped contacting me days before my expected flight. But I still got in my flight to USA because I have a ticket already. I'm staying with my soon to be adoptive parents, and they're also Americans. My fiance never bothered contacting me again which is really strange. Although he told my adoptive parents here that he doesn't want to be part of it anymore and his mom wants to void my Visa. I kind of read some part of Affidavit of Support that he/she can be sued if I become a public charge when I finally get in the USA. My parents here are planning to file a report against him for abandoning me, and for getting me pregnant. Do I have rights to do that?

 Why on earth would you want to stay if he says the relationship is over? You’re visa becomes void, go home to your family... if you’re keeping the baby, the USA has laws that will require him to pay child support if the baby is his regardless of where you live in the world.

[TBoneTX 45,329]

3 hours ago, Waiting waiting said:

You’re visa becomes void

The K-1 visa is "dead upon arrival" at port of entry.  The I-94 later expires.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

3 hours ago, Waiting waiting said:

 Why on earth would you want to stay if he says the relationship is over? You’re visa becomes void, go home to your family... if you’re keeping the baby, the USA has laws that will require him to pay child support if the baby is his regardless of where you live in the world.

requiring him to pay and collecting that payment are 2 separate activities, lot of people can claim inability to pay, the person (USC) sounds a little young and non-committal 

[Shiran 1,134]

I am curious how far along is the pregnancy. If she stays full duration of I-94, she might be too far along to be allowed on the airplane. How old does the child need to be before it can petition for the Mother? 

[Crazy Cat 41,904]

1 minute ago, Shiran said:

I am curious how far along is the pregnancy. If she stays full duration of I-94, she might be too far along to be allowed on the airplane. How old does the child need to be before it can petition for the Mother? 

A citizen must be 21 years old to petition a parent.

Edited June 18, 2019 by missileman

[Unidentified 2,930]

3 minutes ago, Shiran said:

I am curious how far along is the pregnancy. If she stays full duration of I-94, she might be too far along to be allowed on the airplane. How old does the child need to be before it can petition for the Mother? 

Hopefully not too far along that she can't fly back. She could potentially incur overstay ban as well as a very expensive birth.