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DS-260: previously divorced, question in regards to civil documents

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My EB2 petition was approved and the case is now at NVC. I am currently filling up the DS-260 form.

I was divorced in 2021. From my previous marriage, I have one child which lives with the mother in Germany.

I have been re-married in 2022 and now I have one child from second marriage.  The child from first marriage will not be immigrating to the US since living with the mother.

In the DS-260 form, once declaring my previous ex-spouse, I will mention the child there and tick on 'not immigrating to US'

I will provide the divorce certificate in the civil documents, do I need to also attach birth certificate for the child from first marriage? (Even the child is not immigrating to the US) 

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Dashinka   24,109

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I do not believe you need to include the birth certificate of a child that will not be immigrating with you.  I would keep a copy with you in case a CO asks to see it when you have your interview.

 

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