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Jon&Anna

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About Jon&Anna

  • Birthday November 22

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  • Gender
    Male
  • City
    Bridgeville
  • State
    Delaware

Immigration Info

  • Immigration Status
    K-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Texas Service Center
  • Local Office
    Dover DE
  • Country
    Singapore
  • Our Story
    At the beginning of August of last year, Mary Ann and I met through the international dating website, Cherry Blossoms. She actually found and messaged me first letting me know that she was interested in learning more about me. I really loved her profile, but I noticed that she was going through a divorce and I was hesitant to enter into a relationship. I was worried I'd fall in love with her and then she'd end up getting back together with her husband. However, by talking to her I realized that her relationship was definitely over. I decided to take a chance and see where things go. We hit it off immediately and became instant friends. We enjoyed talking to each other so much that we left the Cherry Blossoms website and began to Skype every day. We haven't missed talking to each other for even a single day since last August. No matter what we have going on in our lives that are 10,000 miles apart, we always make time for each other. After talking for a couple months, I decided I really wanted to meet her in person. I flew to Asia for the first time during my Thanksgiving break. I have always wanted to go to Singapore, but I didn't know anyone there. Now I got to visit a country I heard so many great things about and spend time with a woman I was falling in love with. After spending the week together, we knew we were perfect for each other. We continued to talk every day after I returned to the United States and once her divorce paperwork was finalized in January, I asked Mary Ann to move to the US and marry me. We submitted our fiance visa application at the beginning of February, but I couldn't stand being apart from her until it was approved. I decided to make another trip back to see her during Spring Break. We had the best time together and continued to fall deeper in love. We are hopeful that her visa will be approved this summer and she will be able to join me in the US where we will marry.

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  1. Jon&Anna
    She still has a Singapore passport so we are guessing she can leave the US with that, but can't reenter. Yes, we told him she needs a US passport to travel. He doesn't want her to be a US citizen. He wants her to only remain a Singapore citizen.
  2. Jon&Anna
    The court document says the father has reasonable access in case he wants to visit the child in the US. Her father said he won't grant permission for her to get a US passport, so we are trying to find a way around needing his permission.
  3. Jon&Anna
    The custody agreement says my wife has sole care, control, and custody of her daughter.
  4. Jon&Anna
    That's a good idea. We can try that.
  5. Jon&Anna
    We have not completed this form, but we can try it. We submitted the sole custody from the court, but received a letter saying they still need the father's permission because he is on the child's birth certificate. My wife called the state department to explain the situation, but they said without his permission they can't issue a passport.
  6. Jon&Anna
    Yes, she submitted it with the application, but they said since the dad's name is on her birth certificate we still need his approval.
  7. Jon&Anna
    Yes, we submitted the sole custody document from the court when we applied.
  8. Jon&Anna started following Getting a US Passport for my daughter
  9. Jon&Anna
    My wife and her daughter became US citizens in April and applied for US passports in May. My wife has sole custody of her daughter, however the state department says that she needs the approval of her ex husband to get her daughter a passport because he is listed on her birth certificate. Her ex is a Singapore citizen and he is not being cooperative. He will not agree to sign the form and give permission for his daughter to get a US passport. The passport website says my wife can get a passport for her daughter without the father's permission if she has sole custody, which she does, but the letter we received said that is not true. Does anyone have advice on how we can get a passport for my daughter without her father's permission?
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