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I will also add that the same documents were requested from my husband (petitioner). My husband was married twice, the first marriage ended in an annulment (1969) and the second with the death of his partner (2008). He had termination certificates for both marriages, but we received an RFE because it was noticed that the 1969 certificate was missing some kind of signature. Due to an error 40 years ago, the entire procedure was suspended until the correction was made. Ultimately, we managed to explain it and even get the signature, but the situation was scary..

It was for K1 visa. They asked me not only for my previous marriage certificate, but also for my divorce certificate, documents from the court hearing and the final court verdict. Later repeated for adjustment of status..

It happened to us too.. but it was 12 years ago..

Chancy, thank you so much for the clarification. This is very important information. Anything else they need to know? If not, I will pass on this good news to the children's parents. They couldn't get answer anywere, and here, thanks to you everything is clear.This is good news that they can safely plan their future , not only for themself , but also for their children who are the most important. It is hardly surprising that they are afraid of the new life in a completely unfamiliar place..Every decision to emigrate is difficult.. Thank you, Chancy for taking the time to help resolve the issue.. We appreciate all what you did...

Thank you Chancy for such accurate information. The attached link is very useful, although it takes time to fully understand the whole process and terms. My simple understanding is this: the mother has to go to the embassy interview alone, without the children. She will receive a visa valid max 6 mnths and must enter the United Stated during this time. Children can wait, but the condition is that they must enter the US before they turn 18.. Of course , all this needs to be updated in the system, it will probably have to be done by the children's mother so that their application is not expired, but they will probably handle it..This link is really great, thanks again.. And to answer your question: 1. About 2 years ago 2. YES 3. 40 4. Poland

Hello, I am asking for a friend , he needs your help and advise . He lives with his life partner ( they are not married) with whom he has 2 young kids ( 5 and 3 y old) Her mother (now US citizen) applied for her and her children to come and live in the USA. If the decision is positive, can the mother go alone without the children and after a few months, when she make decision that she really wants to stay in the States, she will come back for the CHD? The children's father is very afraid of their future , he wants his partner to go without children first and see if it is her dream and a place where she wants to live with kids permanently. The father is not planning to go to the USA as he has a good business and life in his own country and doesnt want to start " life from the skratch". Pls, does anyone know the answer to his question? I will very appreciate for any suggestion..