My son is in Philippines. He was included in my application b4 as dependent child, but chose him unaccompanyin
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I know alittle bit,BUT need more Info.
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You need to have a job which could support you and the child, and file for the childs custody through the court. \n\nYou will need to prove that you are fit to keep the child and have overcome the problem  because of which they took the child away in  the first place.
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If he is getting paid in euro's it will be a lot more difficult, but you could try contacting the US consulate for guidance (google for consulate contact info). If he is working for a US company and paid in dollars you should just contact the state Child Support Enforcement Agency that your support case was filed in and give them his current location and the name of the employer if you know it. They can do a lot with a little information and a lot of follow up (pressure) from you.
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The payments you make are gifts and are not deductible.  It is unlikely that you can claim your son as a dependent.  In order to be a dependent, your son must be under 19, or under 24 and a full-time student at the end of the year.  Assuming he was in prison for the full year, the 19-year old test would apply.\n\nIf the age test is passed, there is also a residency test.  He must have lived in your household for more than half the year.  Again, if he was in prison for the entire year, this test is not passed. \n\nFinally, you must have provided over one-half his support for the year.  You are not likely to meet this test because the food and lodging he receives from the state count as support.\n\nUnfortunately, then, it appears that, in addition to your other troubles, you don't get any tax benefit from your payments to your son.  \n\nI wish you and your son the best for a happier future.
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Tell him to go back where he came from. He cannot become legal if he is in the country already. He has to apply from his home country.
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If he had her sign a 8332, then there should be no trouble.\nIf the kid didn't live with him 6 month and he got the earned income credit, then he can be in big trouble. Because he can claim his son, but there are a few credits that you had to have him live with the boy for 6 month out of the year.
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Probably not, the child is not in the US so its a jurisdictional issue.
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have  you tried going through the adoption disclosure agency and registering with them.    I'm not sure where you live, but i contacted the one in toronto, On, and they found my birth mother but she didn't want to see me and i haven't seen her in 45 years.  My e-mail address is devon_46@hotmail.com if you need more information about the agency and live in or near the toronto area
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He should not be able to claim him, especially if you have proof that your son resided with you and not with the father for the past year. When you file your taxes with your dependant, it should set off a red flag if the father also tries to file for the same child. I would also look on IRS.gov and see if there are stipulations for two parents filing seperate on the same dependant. \nHope this helps you.....
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ask your partner to have you & your child be a dependent in his/her residence visa that way you may be able to live in qatar.
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Get a lawyer - it's your only hope.  And why did you send your child away?  And it's up to his guardians (father and step-mom) to decide who best to be able to contact the child.  Did you do something to upset them this much?  Or to the child?  Seems to me like there's info here that's missing.  If it's due to you not being able to afford to keep him home, you should have tried harder.  I have 2 children, and never would I ever consider sending them away, to their father's or anywhere else in this world.  I have worked 2 jobs for 10 years to make a life for them, and I spend as much time with them as possible.
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Contact the INS. They may be able to help you.
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You have to locate the child first (usually through and adoption agency), undergo the adoption process in the Philippines, and then apply to U.S. immigration to bring the child here. Keep in mind that U.S. immigration laws state that in order for the child to immigrate here, the adoption must be done before he/she turns 16 years old.
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You want to get a non-singaporean guy who studies in singapore or you want some non-singaporean to get admitted in a singaporean institution. \n\nAlso, you want to know about a 4 year child who studies.. But is he in singapore or he is now not in singapore and u want to send him to singapore...\n\nPlz rephrase your question so that i be able to answer :)
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Thats an insanely complicated question. Talk to an international adoption attourney who deals with your state. \n\nI hate attourney's worse than the next guy, but when it came to adopting my sone, I wanted to make sure EVERY T was crossed and every I dotted.\n\n-HtJ
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b/c child(or father is) here on a work visa, not a citizen.
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are you the child's relative. I can probably answer you if i had more info to go on. I just went throught this myself.