US Immigration from Kenya

Hi VJ

I'm currently waiting for an interview for my F2B and I'm trying to prepare as much as possible.

I have a 3 year old son who will not be immigrating with me at this time. I am thinking it would be wise to go with some sort of consent letter/affidavit from my son's mother stating that she is aware I will be immigrating and our son may follow to join. Would this be recommended or unnecessary?

On the same breathe, i am anticipating the CO may ask where I will be leaving the child since i indicated on the DS260 form that i am currently staying with him. We decided all of us should move in together when she was expectant so obviously I will be leaving him with his mother. Just thinking/overthinking :), should I be concerned that the CO may interpret staying together with the mother of my son as a marriage?

Thanks for your thoughts.

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