K1 Visa while pregnant

[JimVaPhuong 4,864]

Any updates on this situation?

Filed I-129F and week later found out I was pregnant. I, too, am hoping that NOA2, interview, and visa all happens before Feb. 2012 the estimated baby due date. I am the US petitioner, however, ob/gyn has informed me in Texas I can have father sign Acknowledgement of Paternity (AOP) before birth of child. They will actually send the paperwork to him in another country and he has to get it notarized and mailed back to the AOP worker. AOP worker will provide me with copy. If he is not here in the US by the time baby is born, I have to bring the AOP paperwork with me to hospital when I deliver and they will put his name on child's birth certificate.

What is the benefit of this? Will Texas not allow his name on the birth certificate unless he admits paternity?

[benjamin10 0]

be thankful you child isn't being born in another country me and my husband have been working our butts off for our son's birth abroad

[shaester 0]

What is the benefit of this? Will Texas not allow his name on the birth certificate unless he admits paternity?

The benefit is if my fiancee has not had his visa approved/interview before the child is born, we are preparing so his last name can legally be placed on the birth certificate because he is acknowledging beforehad that he is the father of the unborn child. The information is sent to Texas Burea of Vital Statics. They match his information and my information. The representative told me this is in place to keep people from putting "Brad Pitt" as the father. However, if he is here then all he has to do is sign the paperwork at the hospital.

Exactly. Texas will not allow his name on the birth certificate unless he admits paternity. Here's more information--

https://www.oag.state.tx.us/AG_Publications/txts/paternity.shtml#acknow

[baron555 934]

I am in the middle of K1 visa process and currently awaiting NOA2, currently have waited 5 months already for the VSC. I am the US petitionar and am 9 months pregnant. Our baby will certainly be born before the interview in Honduras. My question is will they require DNA testing for my fiance (paternity) and of me and the baby to approve the visa and will this subsequently delay the interview or visa??? Please anyone in this situation or previously I would love some info...........

No since the baby doesn't need a visa.

[TBoneTX 47,163]

Recent post split from old thread and given this title as a new thread:

Fiancee Pregnant; Due Date Perhaps before Consular Interview [split topic]

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