mnicholas81
Jan 22, 2013, 04:50 PM
Scenario:
A woman is planning to visit her American fiancé for a few months in the U.S. and will bring her young child with her. They both will be traveling with B-2 tourist visas. The notarized permission from the child's father is required to transport the minor out of the country. However, let's say hypothetically that after a few months together, the couple decide to just stay together and get married.
Question:
Would the woman in this scenario need an updated permission from the child's father to file for their Adjustment of Status, and would she need his signature on any documents?
A woman is planning to visit her American fiancé for a few months in the U.S. and will bring her young child with her. They both will be traveling with B-2 tourist visas. The notarized permission from the child's father is required to transport the minor out of the country. However, let's say hypothetically that after a few months together, the couple decide to just stay together and get married.
Question:
Would the woman in this scenario need an updated permission from the child's father to file for their Adjustment of Status, and would she need his signature on any documents?