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A post on another thread got me thinking... Since these new regulations are going thru regarding proving not only a genuine relationship but also that the relationship was not entered into for immigration purposes apply to adoption, how will they apply to biological but non-custody children of the applicant...
It's not unheard of for mothers to give up custody to immigrating fathers (i think this is probably the most common scenerio but it could of course work the other way
) even if there isn't a strong relationship between the parent and child... Just so the child can have a better life.. If this is obviously the case could the application be refused? And would that be the entire application or just the child? Curious how it will impact situations like this... Will they require parents to prove their relationships with their children now too? And how? Would DNA suffice or would they have to convince immigration of a true parent child bond?
It's not unheard of for mothers to give up custody to immigrating fathers (i think this is probably the most common scenerio but it could of course work the other way
) even if there isn't a strong relationship between the parent and child... Just so the child can have a better life.. If this is obviously the case could the application be refused? And would that be the entire application or just the child? Curious how it will impact situations like this... Will they require parents to prove their relationships with their children now too? And how? Would DNA suffice or would they have to convince immigration of a true parent child bond?
