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I-765 for K2, Item 16, Do I list the stepfather (K1 petitioner) or biological father's birth name?

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Hey all-

 

I've been able to answer most my questions with a thorough search of past questions..but this one I can't find.

 

We're filing an I-765 (Employment Authorization) for our K2 minor child along with the rest of the AOS paperwork. For the purpose of getting her a Social Security Card. 

 

Item 16 requests the birth names of the applicants' father/mother. I ASSUME we should list the K2 child's biological father. However, since I'm now her stepfather, was the K1 petitioner, and the biological father hasn't ever been in her life I wanted to double check. Wasn't sure if I should list the US citizen step father (me) or her biological father in Brasil. 

 

Any thoughts? This one has me stumped. 

 

Thanks ahead of time!

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29 minutes ago, IdAuHunter said:

Hey all-

 

I've been able to answer most my questions with a thorough search of past questions..but this one I can't find.

 

We're filing an I-765 (Employment Authorization) for our K2 minor child along with the rest of the AOS paperwork. For the purpose of getting her a Social Security Card. 

 

Item 16 requests the birth names of the applicants' father/mother. I ASSUME we should list the K2 child's biological father. However, since I'm now her stepfather, was the K1 petitioner, and the biological father hasn't ever been in her life I wanted to double check. Wasn't sure if I should list the US citizen step father (me) or her biological father in Brasil. 

 

Any thoughts? This one has me stumped. 

 

Thanks ahead of time!

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I would list her biological father. Until you formally adopt the child and/or the biological father formally gives up parental rights, I would put the biological father as the father. 
 

You are, for immigration purposes, is the stepfather to the child, with the operative word being “step”. 

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