Trent Milena

Thank you all for the replying to my post. It really bums me out that this has to happen, but I'm going to dig really deep for some kind of solution. Honestly I don't want to call this the end of the road until I can't dig any deeper. But again...thank you all for replying to my post. Now I have another challenging question for you guys. I have a 3 y/o daughter with a colombian that lives here in the states. We are divorced and as you all know, she cannot go to her country with my daughter without my signature. I'm not afraid of losing my daughter as far as not seeing again cause I know I will. She has been asking me if she can go to Colombia with my daughter and visit her mother. I haven't gave her a definite answer yet. Plus she has remarried and she has to come back to the states sometime or another. So if she's in colombia with my daughter, do you think they'll issue me a passport to go and visit my daughter? That would be an exception!

No I'm not confused about anything, I just wanted to know if there was any other way on getting this done with my fiancee without going through all this #######. I know my priority is my kids and getting the situation settled, but getting it settled in another way if possible. The screwed up thing about this, is that my kids that I pay child support on LIVE WITH ME, (long story) but I'm working on getting custody on them. But I was hoping to get this done an easier way. Maybe there some kind of exception they offer to get my passport with some limitations. That would be great! Everything else is good on my part to start the visa process, the passport is the only thing holding me back. Note: I am paying on the rears, just not in bulk, I'm paying 200 extra a month for rears. Thanks

Well, I might be in a little bit of a situation here. I might not get approved for my passport, due to arears on child support, but I am paying on it, it a little to much to pay all at once, but I have been paying on it for while now. I'm still waiting on the child support enforcement to let me know if I can get my passport or not. If not..is there any other way on getting around this or not? Like maybe they can make exception to give her permission for so many days to come over so me and my fiance can at least meet each other. Ill take full responsibility, sign anything I have and make sure she gets on that plane to go back home till we get her visa. Maybe there is a special form for this or something. Please help me with this problem, I don't want this to be the end of the road for us. HELP!!! Thank you in advance.

I totally agree about the negative judgments...if you have read my whole story it clearly states that the reason why I was in arears is caused of layoffs and other issues like not have work for a short period of time through out the 7 year period, also...I work construction so that's where the no work come from. Having negativity in the situation does not resolve nothing. Oh, I'm not a BUM, nor a dead beat dad. I've been around my kids the whole time since they were born. The only thing I was trying to figure out was if I can get my passport, even though I owe on arears, cause me and Milena from Colombia have been talking for about 5 months every single day since the first day we talked, and I got a stack of phone cards. We totally fell in love with each other and can't wait to meet. But the darn government is making it very frustrating. Thanks for all of you for replying and especially the ones with the positive feed back. Sooo...here goes my question again. Is it possible to get my passport even though I'm paying on my arears?

Can you still get your passport even if you owe rears on child support? I owe 10,000 in rears over a 7 year period, caused of lay offs and other issues, not because I didn't want to pay, but because I couldn't pay due to no income, but payment arrangements have been made and modified and are being deducted out of my check for a while. The united States passport agency said as long as payment arrangements are made I can get my name off the HHS electronic list for passport denial. does that mean I have to pay it off or just All I want to know if worse come to worse and I get denied for getting my passport...is there other ways on getting my passport? Maybe I got to show proof that I'm not fleeing the country or something. Can anyone shine a little light on all this?