child support evidence for n400

[Ontarkie 13,920]

1 hour ago, Nancy r said:

It is Ria Money Transfer, and is not a child support agency.

Does that transfer give you a record of it?

[Ontarkie 13,920]

36 minutes ago, Villanelle said:

Umm no. GMC applies to everyone. 

 

Kinda surprised at @Family for endorsing the above comment. 

 

Not having an order with a specific amount of $ simply means you don't have to prove you paid/are paying the $ amount specified. 

 

So if you have an order saying you must pay 100/month you must be able to show payments of 100/month or a lump sum/combined total of payments that satisfy the amount owed at 100/month for however many months it's been required to be paid. 

 

If you DON'T have an order, again you are still required to show GMC. This simply means there is no specific amount required as in the example above. 

 

One should never assume anything regarding immigration. Now everyone's situation is different but I don’t believe @Nancy r has anything to worry about. It appears she has been sending support as she can/as needed. She should bring proof of the money she has sent and if possible get a statement from the father and or son who has received it stating it was for child support.  

 

 

 

The person who said they didn't ask about his son's support. Also failed to tell the OP what other issues his case had. It was either the son age played a part in the reason not to ask about it or the Officer was more focused on the guy's past.

 

Anyone who thinks this is not an issue. Should search past threads and see just how much this issue is real. 

 

@Nancy r you have been sending money to help support your child. All you need is a record of it. If your ex is on good terms with you a letter from him would be great too. 

Edited April 17, 2022 by Ontarkie

[Mike E 11,723]

Completely agree with @Villanelle 

I’ve seen cases held up for this 

 

[Nancy r 3]

yes I do have printed of  all my confirmation transfers , I am on a good terms , with my ex husband ,so I hope so next week he and my son  can go to a public notary to write down that letter. by the way I did printed around 230 confirmations transfers.

[Ontarkie 13,920]

56 minutes ago, Nancy r said:

yes I do have printed of  all my confirmation transfers , I am on a good terms , with my ex husband ,so I hope so next week he and my son  can go to a public notary to write down that letter. by the way I did printed around 230 confirmations transfers.

Awesome, I don't think you will have any issues with this.

[Family 3,519]

Considering OP question was magnificently addressed by @Mike E( get letter from dad gather receipts) and I agreed and bestowed a little emoji. 
@Adujarricshared his own experience with child support not in court order ( was not even asked), I agreed that is very often what happens, especially if divorce and child are not in the US and I bestowed a happy emoji to acknowledge. 
I am not quite sure if the frowny emoji is angry or pouting, but I do like the laughing fellow. 
 

I do agree my “ off the hook “ comment may have come across a bit callous or cavalier, but other than a possible Request for Evidence, in cases of overseas divorces AND overseas children, nothing much will happen . 

[Nancy r 3]

Does anyone know what that letter should say? 
 Examples, please, 
and if it has to be notarized by a Mexican notary and apostilled,
 or at the American embassy?

[Mike E 11,723]

To whom it may concern,

 

My name is ______. I was born yyyy-mm-dd in __________. I am a citizen of ________.  My phone number is ____ . My email address is ______ .
 

My child named ________, was born xxxx-nn-ee in ______ and  lives with me. The mother of my child is my former wife @Nancy r . @Nancy rand I divorced zzzz-oo-ff. 
 

@Nancy r has been making child support payments as we agreed to when we divorced since www-pp-gg.  The payments are always on  time and are  current to date. 
 

Please feel free to contact  me with any questions 

 

I declare penalty of perjury under the law of the United States of America, the the foregoing is true and correct.  
 

Signed on ______ (date) in ______ (city, state, country) 

 

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