letter of awareness of the pregnancy

[mark_kub 0]

hello

i have filed my k1 visa the papers have been recived on oct 2nd 2006, my fiancee is 12 weeks pregnant and i would like to know if i should wright a "letter as a statement indicating awareness of the pregnancy" ?

thanks for all input

mark

[chuckandkim 0]

Similar case I saw on Vietnam side of this forum. USC and Beneficiary are about to have a baby. Beneficiary came for the interview, was denied of K-1 Visa. HCM Consulate sent beneficiary away, telling her to go and have the baby, file for US Citizenship or Birth Certificate as US Citizen for her child first. Then return for more instruction. Possibly have to switch her Visa application to K-3, spousal Visa.

You may email the consulate/embassy for more detail/requirement.

[CarolineM 0]

How does a letter prove anything? It could be anyone's baby - doesn't prove a relationship - won't expedite your case...Why would you send such a letter

[Sinergy 3]

I was pregnant and gave birth to me and my husbands son while we were in the K-1 limbo, and weather i informed them of this or not they wouldnt have cared. just let it be and rejoice with your baby when your all together. a letter of anything will not do anything with your case, as far as i know it wont help it or hurt it.

Edited November 16, 2006 by Ionescu

[meauxna 15]

The OP has a good question, based on the performance of Manila and HCMC.

I don't know the answer, but I think it's a good question.

[aussiewench 9]

The OP has a good question, based on the performance of Manila and HCMC.

I don't know the answer, but I think it's a good question.

I agree. The way I see it, if they have evidence of being together at the time of becoming pregnant, a letter stating awareness of the pregnancy would perhaps alleviate any question that may be asked of the childs paternity. From reading ellis_islands doc about red flags etc, a pregnancy can be a red flag if the conof believes that the petitioner may not be aware of it. I sure can't see how such letter would do any harm. It may very well do some good, particularly as they are not yet married and their seems to be added hoops to jump through with a child out of wedlock when it comes to registering a child as a USC.