I am a US citizen. Can i adopt my nephew from Peru w/ his parents authorization?
October 26, 2009 by Adoption Information and Laws
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Both his parents are here in the USA, but he is in Peru, they have denied him visa to come in to the USA.
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Both his parents are here in the USA, but he is in Peru, they have denied him visa to come in to the USA.
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Adoption Feedback: yes
Adoption Feedback: Maybe- maybe not. See a lawyer because after 9-11 the laws have changed
Adoption Feedback: So the parents are here illegally you must be saying ? I doubt you will get away with it.
Adoption Feedback: NO, we don’t want any more SPlC and unintelligent people we have enough of mexican already.
Adoption Feedback: that’s a tough one, why did they denied him? how old is he?
if he is under 18? his parents can claim him with no problem, if they dont have papers then I guess you could, but you have to demostrate that you can sponor him, this means that you have to demostrate that you have the ability to support him 100% go to and you will find all the info you need.
I highly recomend you to higher a lawyer if you can afford it, they usually charge 2000 to 5000 depends how hard is the case.
Thats what I did, Im mexican and my boyfriend (now husband) sponsored me and we had to present A LOT of paper work, now a days the goverment needs to make sure whos coming into USA.
Read the info in that website is going to be very helpul.
Good luck wish you all the best, I know is hard I went thru that is a long process so hope you have lots of patience.
Adoption Feedback: Dick:you are a racist MF. You should try and talk to a lawyer, it’s possible.
Adoption Feedback: no because he doesn’t meet the definition of an orphan. immigration law states that child must be an orphan.
Adoption Feedback: depends on the laws in Peru. You need to check there first since he will have to first be adopted in Peru and then here.
Adoption Feedback: You sure can. If you want immigration benefits for him, and he’s under 16, you’ll have to go down to Peru and live there with him for two years before he’s eligible to enter the USA as your kid. The reason for that is they’ve figured out how to put a stop to that particular immigration scam.