To answer the question, the Immigration status of the petitioning father has to be clarified.
For US Citizen Father or Parent
The father can petition the child of any age. The age matters only on how fast the visa can be processed. For a child of a US citizen father, the child who is below 21 years old and is unmarried will not be subjected to numerical restrictions as to waiting time for a visa to be available. Processing time from petition could take a year or less.
For a child over 21, unmarried, the waiting period depends on the priority dates being processed in the first preference category.
For a child who is married regardless of the age, the waiting period depends on priority being processed in this third reference category.
For an Immigrant or Permanent Resident Father or Parent
The immigrant father can petition the child regardless of age as long as the child is unmarried.
The children who is below 21 waits as long as four years to get the visa or depending upon the priority dates being processed.
The children who is 21 or over waits at least 10 yearsto get the visa or depending upon the priority dates being processed.
For reference try checking ins.gov.
The child is an American citizen if the child was born on American soil. The child should be able to stay in the US with the father. Unless the mother takes the child with her. There could be a custody dispute between the mother and father, it should be what is best for the child.
Yes, provided the father is the obligor.
If you're in the US, he has the same rights as any other father, because he is the legal father (biological is irrelevant at this point).
In the US, no. You have to wait until the child is born.
It can reasonably be assumed from your question that the mother and the child are together in some foreign country. Ask yourself if the laws of the US would automatically take precedence over the laws of the other country. Even if US law says that the father can claim the child, what country is going to allow the father to come in and take the child from the mother? If the tables were turned, would the US allow this? There will be a very understandable legal dispute and the need to somehow arbitrate between different legitimate legal claims. There would be similar problems even if the child is not with the mother.
in the US there is no minimum age - you might be confused with adoption law minimum desired age of notice.
Only if the birth is registered in that country's U.S. embassy. If not, he can still be a citizen if father lived in the US a certain amount of years, and a certain amount of years past a specific age ( the actual years and age depends on the father's year of birth). If that fails,
The grandchild of your father's first cousin and your child (your father's grandchild) are third cousins to each other. In the US, no jurisdiction prohibits such marriages.
The child is an American citizen if the child was born on American soil. The child should be able to stay in the US with the father. Unless the mother takes the child with her. There could be a custody dispute between the mother and father, it should be what is best for the child.
Yes.
"When you were 14 years old, your father was 42 years old". - that gives us the difference in age. The father is 42 - 14, or 28 years older than the child. "which was three times your age" - that's a decoy. It's true, 14 times three is equal to 42, but it doesn't tell us anything we don't already know. "now he is twice your age, how old are you?" - this is the other piece of information we need. Combining this with the first statement will let us find the answer: Let the father's age be "F", and the child's age be "C". We can then say that, given the first statement: F = C + 28 because that statement told us that the father is twenty-eight years older than the child. We can also say: F = 2C as that's what the last statement tells us. Now all we need to do is combine those two statements: F = C + 28 ∴ 2C = C + 28 ∴ C = 28 So the child is now 28 years old. You can also find the father's age by plugging it into one of the previous equations. We know that F = 2C, so the father's age is 2 * 28, which equals 56.
From a poem by William Wordsworth "The child is father of the man" These means that by the age of 7 or so a child has developed physical characteristics (short or tall, fit or frail), personality traits (aggressive, loving), attitudes (hard working, slovenly) that will determine what he will be like as an adult. In that sense is the child father to himself as an adult.
The child may already be a US citizen. Just apply for a passport. Father must have spend at least five years in the US after age 14. If parents aren't married, get a DNA test to prove paternity.
No.
the child has no rights if he is still with his mother but if not,then all the money and things go to te child
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not in the US