FernandLevi

Yes they accepted it. I called a few weeks after mailing it and she had a 'supplement letter' with the file. No RFE.

Yes they accepted it. I called a few weeks after mailing it and she had a 'supplement letter' with the file. No RFE.

As a father, why would you take your father's child away from him without his consent? That's pure evil.

I feel for you, I really do.  And from his viewpoint, he may be thinking along the same lines---that he doesn't know this person, and he doesn't know if he can trust that person around his child---especially in a country far away from him, with limited physical access, and where he'll barely see her.
 
Your ex husband may also be aware of the fact that getting approved for a tourist visa in his country to come visit his daughter is slim.
 
You said earlier that you're certain you would win a court case for permission to take the child out of the country----so I'm not sure what's stopping you from doing that to solve your problem?

He is the father and as it looks the kid is not going anywhere without him.
 
And I think the father loves his child very much and doesn’t want another man raising his child. 
 
How about the other way around, put yourself in his shoes.
 
You “ YOURSELF” signing papers for the father to keep the child in his country. Could you do it?

As a father, why would you take your father's child away from him without his consent? That's pure evil.

As a father, why would you take your father's child away from him without his consent? That's pure evil.

As a father, why would you take your father's child away from him without his consent? That's pure evil.

As a father, why would you take your father's child away from him without his consent? That's pure evil.

As a father, why would you take your father's child away from him without his consent? That's pure evil.

My opinion is that you're a very lucky person to be able to meet two of your soul mates so quickly.  Have you met the new guy you found yet? Meeting is the first step.

I am sure the shelter has an address
 
Just put Attention : "XXXXXXXXXXXX"

https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/
 
For the new website.

No. The only requirement is that you have met 1 time WITHIN the last 2 years. So if you have only been together lets say 1 year and you met 8 weeks ago you're fine. As long as it hasn't been longer than 2 years since you met. So yeah, find another attorney. Or if you want to save money, do it all yourself. It's not that hard. 

Congrats!

I did the whole passport for peace of mind.

The system in the state of Florida wasn't bias towards me when I seperated.

Doesn't matter she is an attorney! Imbecile. I bet she LL still get paid.

Does anyone find it ironic that the person asking this question username is Bonnie & Clyde ?
 

My Fiance would listen to me and what I thought best. She had 8+ months to say goodbye.. Good luck

My Fiance would listen to me and what I thought best. She had 8+ months to say goodbye.. Good luck

My Fiance would listen to me and what I thought best. She had 8+ months to say goodbye.. Good luck

My Fiance would listen to me and what I thought best. She had 8+ months to say goodbye.. Good luck

My Fiance would listen to me and what I thought best. She had 8+ months to say goodbye.. Good luck