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Can i send a video as a proof of parent-child relationship in a immigration case?
New York, NY
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Posted about 1 month ago in Immigration
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In the cases in which i petition for my four half-siblings, USCIS is requiring my proofs that my father took care of all of them before they reached they age of 21. after my mother and father separated, he had four children with another woman with whom he lived until shortly before he died (he died in USA after getting his green card through me); he always supported them and lived with them; but never legally divorced my mother; I am sending affidavits from neighbors, school teachers, and hospital birth certificates and bautism certificates, but don't know if this is enough. can i send also a video where appears him and couple and my siblings? after so many years waiting, i don't want uscis to deny the cases. thank you
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Answers (4)Scott D. Pollock
This attorney is licensed in New York and 1 other state.
Posted about 1 month ago.
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The more evidence you can produce, the better. Make sure to keep copies of anything you submit. Of course, not seeing the various affidavits and certificates, I cannot form any opinion about the evidence and whether it may be sufficient. An experienced and good immigration attorney may be able to assist you to gather probative evidence in support of your petitions. Good luck!
Thuong-Tri Nguyen
This attorney is licensed in Washington.
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One problem with sending a video is that the recipient may not have the right hardware or software to watch the video. Moreover, with all the malware that exist, the recipient may be very wary of opening any digital file and run the risk of infecting his computer and network.
There are services that make photographs from videos. You may be able to set up the equipment and make the photographs yourself. You may want to send both the video and the photographs made from the video. If the reviewer cannot or will not look at the video, the reviewer will have some photographs to review.
Karen-Lee Pollak
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