DNA Results Negative, What next?

[Rappertapper 0]

Hi Vj Members,

I am a new member. I was just wondering what is my next step in the processing of getting this journey completed. I was asked to do a DNA Test and the results were negative. My parents were married when I was twelve years old. I read somewhere where it said that if the biological parent was married to the step parent before the child's 18 birthday then the person can continue the process as a step parent. If this is so, what is the procedure? Can anyone please help me. I know that this can be done but how is another question. Thanks.

[sus 70]

See here:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/child

For that to apply, you have to be under 21 and unmarried - also your parents must still be married and living together.

[Rappertapper 0]

See here:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/child

For that to apply, you have to be under 21 and unmarried - also your parents must still be married and living together.

That is highly unlikely because the form I-130 clearly states what is the definition of a step parent is. My father would have to be married to my mother before I turned 18 years and he has to show that he has been divorced or not from my biological mother. Age is of no factor. I contacted an Immigration Lawyer and she knows her stuff in Jamaica and Florida and she says there is nothing to worry about because all that I have stated above applies. I hate speculation. Thanks for your reply anyways.

[ATPEACE 43]

That is highly unlikely because the form I-130 clearly states what is the definition of a step parent is. My father would have to be married to my mother before I turned 18 years and he has to show that he has been divorced or not from my biological mother. Age is of no factor. I contacted an Immigration Lawyer and she knows her stuff in Jamaica and Florida and she says there is nothing to worry about because all that I have stated above applies. I hate speculation. Thanks for your reply anyways.

Then send the results to the embassy in Kingston and let them answer the question.

[sus 70]

That is highly unlikely because the form I-130 clearly states what is the definition of a step parent is. My father would have to be married to my mother before I turned 18 years and he has to show that he has been divorced or not from my biological mother. Age is of no factor. I contacted an Immigration Lawyer and she knows her stuff in Jamaica and Florida and she says there is nothing to worry about because all that I have stated above applies. I hate speculation. Thanks for your reply anyways.

If you hate speculation you are in the wrong place, because that's all anyone here can do - no one is an expert or an immigration officer - Good luck with that.

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[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

Thanks for your reply anyways.

yow jacket remove yuh self ... Sus a good people dem. just be kind and loose di new kingston/red hills atitude

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

See here:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/child

For that to apply, you have to be under 21 and unmarried - also your parents must still be married and living together.

good seeing you here ... come more often. wish trelwany parish was here..

[sus 70]

good seeing you here ... come more often. wish trelwany parish was here..

Hey Ricardo - I was inna yaad for almost 3 weeks and not online, lol - You have FB?

[Mrs Green 6]

If you hate speculation you are in the wrong place, because that's all anyone here can do - no one is an expert or an immigration officer - Good luck with that.

Perfect answer :no:

[Mrs Green 6]

good seeing you here ... come more often. wish trelwany parish was here..

You know seh from today mi respect u responses even more!!!! I started to feel mi blood boil when the jacket responed to Sus---- from now on the VJ family fi ignore arrogant and ignorant people :yes:

[Mrs Green 6]

yow jacket remove yuh self ... Sus a good people dem. just be kind and loose di new kingston/red hills atitude

You know seh from today mi respect u responses even more!!!! I started to feel mi blood boil when the jacket responed to Sus---- from now on the VJ family fi ignore arrogant and ignorant people :yes:

[Caramel 3]

You came on here asking for help but you getting smart with people because you dont like their answer. Next time go to your lawyer for help/advice. We are here to give advice and help anyway possible no one is claiming to be an expert.

[Otto 83]

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[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

Hi Vj Members,

I am a new member. I was just wondering what is my next step in the processing of getting this journey completed. I was asked to do a DNA Test and the results were negative. My parents were married when I was twelve years old. I read somewhere where it said that if the biological parent was married to the step parent before the child's 18 birthday then the person can continue the process as a step parent. If this is so, what is the procedure? Can anyone please help me. I know that this can be done but how is another question. Thanks.

You know things about me.. ? Good.... and I'm g.l.a.d I owe NO one anything.. hey shoot it up... I HAVENT ANYTHING To loose where you;'re concerned.. you're the one who is seeking assistance not me I need no nelp from annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnny one in the whole island or jamaica... guess what the person who u know that think they know me..have no say... none....! So unless you employ me.. feed me.. house me.. then nothing is at stake. Nothing is to hide.. Now I have not met anyone from this website in person and then even so.. it would not make any difference.

The mod took away your comments for a reason it seems.. now am I offended Heck no because no one in THIS world feed me BUT me long as they dont affect my income.. life will go on.