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My Chinese citizen fiance is planning to file for AOS/Green Card (apologies, I don't really know the correct terminology for all of this) shortly after our upcoming marriage. She has a six year old son (not my biological child, but he lives with me and is considered my son and part of my family) was born in the USA and is an American (and not a Chinese citizen). If for some reason they reject her application and put her in removal proceedings, what is likely to happen to her son? Would he be automatically sent with her back to China or would he possibly be left in my care here in the US?

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My Chinese citizen fiance is planning to file for AOS/Green Card (apologies, I don't really know the correct terminology for all of this) shortly after our upcoming marriage. She has a six year old son (not my biological child, but he lives with me and is considered my son and part of my family) was born in the USA and is an American (and not a Chinese citizen). If for some reason they reject her application and put her in removal proceedings, what is likely to happen to her son? Would he be automatically sent with her back to China or would he possibly be left in my care here in the US?

That's an interesting question. The child isn't yours and you are not its legal guardian. I'm not entirely sure whether being a step-father gives you any legal rights to the child, I doubt it but i would say it depends on state laws. They can't deport a US citizen though so either the mother takes the child with her, the STATE takes the child into foster care, or perhaps the mother could sign over guardianship to you. Where is the biological father? Why don't you adopt the child?

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Two questions. Is the dad a US or PRC (or some other) citizen? and , Why are you worried about removal proceedings?

I would think that if the boy's biological father is a USC he would be granted custody, unless there are other circumstances at play.

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