LisaD1234

But my question is, what wording or documents is the consulate looking for? I am aware that's the position of my lawyer. And my daughter even had her own lawyer to speak for her wishes in the process. We're done that part, she can move. The order will state that she can move to the US with her mom. But should the consulate be looking for something more specific about moving, school, visitation etc then i wanted to know that information before we go in front of the judge and have the final order endorsed.

Great information thank you. I think along with the new order i will try and get the notarized letter. Such a long expensive process i dont want any more delays!

The lawyer will handle everything family related but is not a immigration lawyer and cant give me any advice on that side of things.

Yeah, but being as how its being drafted and made i wanted to make sure i have the right wording in my order. I didn't ask for sole custody and the father wants to make sure its still says he gets visits certain times of the years. If theyre looking for certain words in that court order that will make the process easier now is the time i can add those words in Yeah, but being as how its being drafted and made i wanted to make sure i have the right wording in my order. I didn't ask for sole custody and the father wants to make sure its still says he gets visits certain times of the years. If theyre looking for certain words in that court order that will make the process easier now is the time i can add those words in

Yes and were at the NVC stage, her dad was just fighting me on the move so i had to pause and do the court thing

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My husband is american, myself and our common child got our visas and moved summer of 2021. My 15year old child from another father was left behind, long story. Anyway i have started the court process to get her moved where I am, we have settled and in a few weeks the judge will endorse the final order. Anyone else who has been through a similar situation and can give me advise on what wording the consulate is looking for? Or should i go straight to notarized letter? I've spent alot of time and money on the court process and want to get on with his without having to go back to change some words in our order.