Need HELP K1-Visa interview DENIED because of child

[All American 0]

My Fiance child was denied a Visa because of lack of documents.

Does anyone know what documents are needed for the son on a K1 Visa? Also what medical documents are needed for the child? The child is under 6.

I checked everywhere on the site but found nothing?

All my Fiance documents are good, but they said the son requires more documentation. My Fiance was not sure which documents.

Could anyone please help?

[Otto 83]

Denied and asked for more documentation are two different things. The Embassy/Consulate would have given the foreign beneficiary a description of what they need (usually in writing).

** Topic is interview-related and may be more appropriate in "US Embassy/Consulate Discussion"; moving thread there.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

Please fill out your timeline and profile. Document requirements vary from country to country.

Yes a six year old will need to have the medical exam and vaccinations.

You will also have to prove that the child is the son/daughter of the K-1 beneficiary, birth certificate usually does this.

Finally you will need to prove that the child can immigrate to the US, either demonstrating the K-1 beneficiary has sole custody of the child (no other person with parental rights) or a signed affidavit from the child's other biological parent granting consent for the child to immigrate.

[All American 0]

My Fiance child was denied a Visa because of lack of documents.

Does anyone know what documents are needed for the son on a K1 Visa? Also what medical documents are needed for the child? The child is under 6.

I checked everywhere on the site but found nothing?

All my Fiance documents are good, but they said the son requires more documentation. My Fiance was not sure which documents.

Could anyone please help?

Sorry I was not more specific.

the child is 4 years old.

My Fiance had the interview yesterday.

Her documents were Okay.

Her sons were not. She said he needed more forms. I am not sure which ones?

The consulate is in Rio de Janeiro

I appreciate all the advice

Thanks again

[All American 0]

Denied and asked for more documentation are two different things. The Embassy/Consulate would have given the foreign beneficiary a description of what they need (usually in writing).

** Topic is interview-related and may be more appropriate in "US Embassy/Consulate Discussion"; moving thread there.

Thanks,

I will try to fill out my timeline.

I am thinking more that he needs forms filled out too. Which forms are I am not sure?

[All American 0]

Denied and asked for more documentation are two different things. The Embassy/Consulate would have given the foreign beneficiary a description of what they need (usually in writing).

** Topic is interview-related and may be more appropriate in "US Embassy/Consulate Discussion"; moving thread there.

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Actually we had the birth certificate. We had the original and the translated birth certificate. They were notarized.

[SunDrop 59]

You've not mentioned the child's biological father? Where is he in the picture?

I know that I'll need a letter from my daughter's father, stating that he agrees for me to take her to permanently reside in the United States.

If he's not on the scene, then this needs to be proved. It may mean that she'll need to go to court to be formally granted sole custody. She might need to prove that he hasn't contributed to the child's support financially, if he hasn't. Is he named on her birth certificate?

The CO should have told your fiancee what more is required, just 'more documents' isn't any help to either of you. And I imagine with recent child custody issues between the US and Brazil, they're going to be sh!t hot on getting it right.

[All American 0]

You've not mentioned the child's biological father? Where is he in the picture?

I know that I'll need a letter from my daughter's father, stating that he agrees for me to take her to permanently reside in the United States.

If he's not on the scene, then this needs to be proved. It may mean that she'll need to go to court to be formally granted sole custody. She might need to prove that he hasn't contributed to the child's support financially, if he hasn't. Is he named on her birth certificate?

The CO should have told your fiancee what more is required, just 'more documents' isn't any help to either of you. And I imagine with recent child custody issues between the US and Brazil, they're going to be sh!t hot on getting it right.

Yes my fiance has gotten written documentation from the child's biological father stating that he can leave the country with her.

I will try to ask her again if they specifically said which documents. She was vague and that I should speak with a lawyer to find out the documents needed for a child.

[Anh map 2,098]

What does the paper that she was given at the end of interview say exactly? That is where you need to start.

[Norm and Grace 0]

My Fiance child was denied a Visa because of lack of documents.

Does anyone know what documents are needed for the son on a K1 Visa? Also what medical documents are needed for the child? The child is under 6.

I checked everywhere on the site but found nothing?

All my Fiance documents are good, but they said the son requires more documentation. My Fiance was not sure which documents.

Could anyone please help?

check out this link, it might offer you some information.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...000082ca60aRCRD

[Norm and Grace 0]

My Fiance child was denied a Visa because of lack of documents.

I hope this helps. You can check out alot of web sites for this info. Check out visa pro.

Does anyone know what documents are needed for the son on a K1 Visa? Also what medical documents are needed for the child? The child is under 6.

I checked everywhere on the site but found nothing?

All my Fiance documents are good, but they said the son requires more documentation. My Fiance was not sure which documents.

Could anyone please help?

Document requirements for K-2 Visa:

The documents to be submitted for applying for K2 visa are same as that for a K1 visa. While filing the application for K-2 visa, the applicant should submit the following documents-

•A valid passport (not needed if child is under 16);

•Two completed DS-156 (non-immigrant visa application) forms.

•Two completed DS-3052 Supplemental Application Forms.

•Two recent color photographs (taken not more than six months prior to the application);

•A medical examination report;

•Permission to travel from other parent;

•A copy of the child's official birth certificate issued by the Registrar of Births. The birth certificate of the child should disclose the date/place of birth and names of his/her parents;

•Evidence of relationship such as letters, photographs which demonstrates that you have a legitimate relationship with the person who has petitioned for you;

•Evidence of support which demonstrates that you or your children will not become a public charge in the United States. Submit a completed Form I-134 (Affidavit of Support) to prove that your sponsor has sufficient financial resources;

•Evidence of termination of prior marriage such as death certificate, divorce decree;

•Military record: you must obtain your record of military service, if applicable and obtainable;

•Police certificate: police certificates are required for every applicant aged 16 or over

•Bank draft for visa fee.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

•A valid passport (not needed if child is under 16);

Really? I highly doubt that a Passport isn't needed for children under 16. International travel requires a Passport not to mention where the heck will they affix the Visa?

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Really? I highly doubt that a Passport isn't needed for children under 16. International travel requires a Passport not to mention where the heck will they affix the Visa?

This is specific to the country where the visa is being issued. In some countries, children don't get passports. They travel on their parent's passport, which naturally means the child cannot travel without the parent. In this case, there may be a "travel pass" for the children attached to the parent's passport. Visas for the children are affixed to the parent's passport.

[rk17 0]

My Fiance child was denied a Visa because of lack of documents.

Does anyone know what documents are needed for the son on a K1 Visa? Also what medical documents are needed for the child? The child is under 6.

I checked everywhere on the site but found nothing?

All my Fiance documents are good, but they said the son requires more documentation. My Fiance was not sure which documents.

Could anyone please help?

hello may i ask where ur fiance is from? im concernd bout this topic cause im taking my kids as well.

good luck to us

[Kathryn41 3,205]

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I would also request that instead of offering to 'help' the OP privately,that you please address the issue in the threads instead. The information you have may be of help to more than just the one asking the question right now and may assist others who read about it here. Visa Journey also prefers that our members avoid providing advice in private PMs in case there is misinformation or problems with the advice. Public review helps to ensure that the information is accurate, as well as being of help to others.

Edited March 8, 2010 by Kathryn41