I have two children and one will have AOS interview and I have to bring COSTODY PAPERS for cildren.Plaese if somebody can explain what is costody papers for children.I hve just tax return forms where schows my kids names and depedents of me.I dont know where I can find COSTODY PAPERS for my childre.Please HELP
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children costody papers HELP
- Thread starter aldin
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Your children are from a previous marriage? That means that if you are solely applying for them then you must have a custody papers that means that you have entirely responsability over them OR is there are papers that states that your husband agree with the adjustment of status so they can live permanently in the US. And it suppose that all was set on the court. So they are in need of court papers.
Good luck,
Good luck,
Jane Green
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Aldin,
From your previous posts I know you are the naturalized citizen and your family (wife and son) are having interview pretty soon. You do not need any custody papers for a child, if you were and still married to his mother. Your marriage certificate and child’s BS is enough.
Now, you never before mentioned you have two children….So, if this other child is not with the same woman (your current wife) then you should have a divorce, or child support papers from the court, certified by the clerk, showing with whom the child currently lives (the custodial parent) and how much of a child support you pay or receive every month, just like Cherr said.
And of course – if this child is a younger sibling of your 5-year-old and was born in US to the same parents (you and your wife…) – there are no any custody issues/papers you have to worry yourself about.
Good luck!
From your previous posts I know you are the naturalized citizen and your family (wife and son) are having interview pretty soon. You do not need any custody papers for a child, if you were and still married to his mother. Your marriage certificate and child’s BS is enough.
Now, you never before mentioned you have two children….So, if this other child is not with the same woman (your current wife) then you should have a divorce, or child support papers from the court, certified by the clerk, showing with whom the child currently lives (the custodial parent) and how much of a child support you pay or receive every month, just like Cherr said.
And of course – if this child is a younger sibling of your 5-year-old and was born in US to the same parents (you and your wife…) – there are no any custody issues/papers you have to worry yourself about.
Good luck!