Hello guys, i just wanna need some advice for my k2

[jocelyn23 11]

I just got aprroved from nvc case number, my problem is. Do i really need a parental frim bio father consent for my k2. She is an elligitimate child. But surename of father is on birth certificate? What should i do? 

[Ate 180]

32 minutes ago, jocelyn23 said:

I just got aprroved from nvc case number, my problem is. Do i really need a parental frim bio father consent for my k2. She is an elligitimate child. But surename of father is on birth certificate? What should i do? 

 

You don't need parental consent from the bio father to apply for K2 for an illegitimate child from the Philippines.  Every consul in the US Embassy in Manila would know that the mother (I assume that's you?) has full custody of an illegitimate child.  It's ok even if the father's name is on the child's birth certificate.  No need for you to worry.

 

[jocelyn23 11]

If feels good to read your comment, thank you. Do you also has a k2? 

[Ate 180]

No K2 for me ☺️

 

Just to cover all our bases regarding custody of the child, I have to ask:

1. How old is your child?
2. Has the bio father ever challenged you in court (or in the barangay) for custody of the child?

 

[jocelyn23 11]

The child is 15 years old... the father doesnt want to sign and talk at all. He doesnt challenge me in the court. Maybe i will be the first to challenge him for him to ooen hes mouth... what should i do first in the baranggay? 

[Ate 180]

1 hour ago, jocelyn23 said:

The child is 15 years old... the father doesnt want to sign and talk at all. He doesnt challenge me in the court. Maybe i will be the first to challenge him for him to ooen hes mouth... what should i do first in the baranggay? 

 

Thanks for the additional info.  I just asked to confirm that there are no complications with your situation.  Based on what you shared above, looks like there's none.

 

So, no need for you to do anything at the baranggay or in court.  You have full custody of your child.  No need for consent from the bio father for you to apply for K2 visa for your child.

 

Good luck on your journey!

 

[jocelyn23 11]

Thank you for the advice ate, hopefull evething will goin well 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

7 hours ago, jocelyn23 said:

Thank you for the advice ate, hopefull evething will goin well 

We had no issue bringing my wife's illegitimate child, was a breeze had no interaction with the father at all

[Cyberfx1024 7,978]

13 hours ago, jocelyn23 said:

The child is 15 years old... the father doesnt want to sign and talk at all. He doesnt challenge me in the court. Maybe i will be the first to challenge him for him to ooen hes mouth... what should i do first in the baranggay? 

If the child is illegitimate then you so need to do anything at all.

[jocelyn23 11]

5 hours ago, Randyandyuni said:

We had no issue bringing my wife's illegitimate child, was a breeze had no interaction with the father at all

Does your wife provide consent letter to embassy. What did she does? 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

17 minutes ago, jocelyn23 said:

Does your wife provide consent letter to embassy. What did she does? 

She provided nothing from the father, but he was 5, not sure if the k2 being older makes any difference but being illegitimate denies him parental rights

[Greenbaum 12,258]

2 hours ago, Randyandyuni said:

She provided nothing from the father, but he was 5, not sure if the k2 being older makes any difference but being illegitimate denies him parental rights

Doesn't make any difference. My K2 s we're 20 and 9. Went through the whole process with out any problems. My 12 yo never met his father until last year at 17 yo.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

3 hours ago, jocelyn23 said:

Does your wife provide consent letter to embassy. What did she does? 

You don't need anything from the Father. Just go get the visit and not worry about him. You have the Government laws on your side.

[jocelyn23 11]

3 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

Doesn't make any difference. My K2 s we're 20 and 9. Went through the whole process with out any problems. My 12 yo never met his father until last year at 17 yo.

The problem to me is the father has surname of her birth certificate

[Cyberfx1024 7,978]

19 minutes ago, jocelyn23 said:

The problem to me is the father has surname of her birth certificate

That is not a problem at all so please do not worry about it at all. We see this type of thing all the time on here.