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Post: Adoption Law ACT NIA 101 (B) (1) (E)

Posted by Kim on 8/01/08

    I am curious about a technical issue with the INA (B)(1)(e)
    I am in the process of adopting a child from Vietnam. The
    US and Vietnam have a Memorandum of Understanding that is
    going to run out on Sept 1, 2008. We have been fighting an
    RFE for almost 5 months now and are getting nowhere with
    USCIS. We are considering moving to Vietnam and adopting
    our son and staying out of the country for the 2 years and
    then apply for him to come in on a Form I-130 immediate
    relative visa. My question is can the US come back and say
    since the Memorandum Agreement will run out after Sept
    that the adoption was not "legal" and there for child is
    not eligible.(the VN government said it was ok for us to
    adopt him anyway under their law). Is the fact that we
    adopted him under Vietnamese law and live with him in our
    custody for 2 years enough to get him back in the country.
    I have asked several lawyers and gotten different answers
    from all. If anyone has had any experience with this
    situation I would appreciate any help or advice. We are at
    our wits end and are willing to move to Vietnam for our
    son but don't want to be able to NEVER return to live in
    the US.
    Thank you in advance for any help, Kim

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  • Adoption Law ACT NIA 101 (B) (1) (E), 8/01/08, by Kim.

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