Fianc Filing For Son

Summary

Your fiancé, a U.S. Citizen, can file Form I-130 to petition for his son living abroad. He needs to provide evidence of the mothers abandonment and his support for the child. Consulting an immigration attorney is advisable for detailed guidance.

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I was wondering if my fiancé can file for his son that lives with his grandmother. My fiance is an US Citizen and his son live in another country with the grandmother
****, your fiancé, as a U.S. citizen, can file a petition for his son. The process involves:
- Filing Form I-*, Petition for Alien Relative.
- Providing proof of his U.S. citizenship.
- Proving the relationship with his son.
Remember, immigration laws can be complex. Consult with an immigration attorney for specific advice.
The mother has abandons the child and we have no contact with her
I understand your situation. In the absence of the mother, your fiancé can still file for his son. He will need to provide evidence of the mother's absence. It might be beneficial to consult an immigration attorney for detailed guidance.
Evidence such as
Evidence can include documents like:
- A court order showing mother's abandonment
- Affidavits from relatives or friends to support your claim
- Any reports or records from social services
Remember, every case is unique. Consult an immigration attorney for personalized guidance.
Thank you , she left the little boy since he was one years old when to Canada and never return and the grandmother doesn’t have custom, she is just doing him a favor
It sounds like a tough situation. To clarify, are you asking if the grandmother can file for custody? And could you please tell me in which country the child is currently residing?
He is in Burkina Faso
I understand. In Burkina Faso, the law usually favors the closest living relative for custody. However, since this involves international law and U.S immigration, it's best to consult a lawyer with expertise in these areas.
Yess my fiance support that child form here and always visit, mother no where to be found….he wants to bring his son but not sure what to do
In this situation, your fiance can:
- File Form I-*, Petition for Alien Relative, to start the immigration process.
- Provide evidence of the mother's abandonment and his support for the child.
- Consult with a lawyer specializing in international custody and U.S. immigration laws for further assistance.