Which Documents are required to submit for Child's DS-260?

[Jimmyzr1 36]

I've already submitted documents for Immigrating Spouse's I-864 and DS-260, which documents are needed for Stepchild for DS-260? I've already uploaded his I-864. What other documents are needed?

 

I know I need to Submit:

1. Passport Bio Page

2. Birth Certificate

3. Passport Photo

4. 

5.

6.

7.

Edited June 13, 2023 by Jimmyzr1

[SteveInBostonI130 3,374]

There is a list at the NVC website when you complete the DS-260.

 

Also, does Philippines require court order or the other parent's consent?

 

Edit:  deleted

Edited June 14, 2023 by SteveInBostonI130

[Jimmyzr1 36]

4 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

There is a list at the NVC website when you complete the DS-260.

 

Also, does Philippines require court order or the other parent's consent?

 

Edit:  deleted

Thank you, yes I've already seen those requirements, but anything else than what I've shown above?

 

The father of the child was never recognized at birth because he bailed and wanted nothing to do with the child. He's not listed on B.C. and probably not in country.

[top_secret 2,331]

6 hours ago, Jimmyzr1 said:

I've already submitted documents for Immigrating Spouse's I-864 and DS-260, which documents are needed for Stepchild for DS-260? I've already uploaded his I-864. What other documents are needed?

 

I know I need to Submit:

1. Passport Bio Page

2. Birth Certificate

3. Passport Photo

4. 

5.

6.

7.

4. Marriage certificate with mom establishing stepchild relationship with petitioner.

 

5. Divorce decrees if necessary to validate the marriage certificate.

 

5 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

Also, does Philippines require court order or the other parent's consent?

In the Philippines?  NO, if a mom is the one immigrating with her kids.

[Jimmyzr1 36]

35 minutes ago, top_secret said:

4. Marriage certificate with mom establishing stepchild relationship with petitioner.

 

5. Divorce decrees if necessary to validate the marriage certificate.

 

In the Philippines?  NO, if a mom is the one immigrating with her kids.

Thanks for this! Hopefully nothing else is needed. Child is 13 yo.