FLRussianHubby
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? FL
Hello. My wife gained her green card due to our marriage. Now, she has decided to apply for citizenship.
We, like many others, had some marital problems and she wound up having a baby with another man. Since then, we reconciled and now raise the baby as our own even though I am not the biological father.
When speaking to our immigration lawyer, he advised us to not list our daughter on the citizenship application and also not to list her as a dependent on our 1040 tax returns. The concern is that my name is not on the birth certificate even though she was born during our marriage. Our daughter was born here and is an American citizen.
My question is: should we follow the lawyer's advice or should we list our daughter on the application and just tell the truth if questioned? Also, what are the chances that they will even be concerned about our daughter, being she is already a citizen?
Thanks in advance.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Hello. My wife gained her green card due to our marriage. Now, she has decided to apply for citizenship.
We, like many others, had some marital problems and she wound up having a baby with another man. Since then, we reconciled and now raise the baby as our own even though I am not the biological father.
When speaking to our immigration lawyer, he advised us to not list our daughter on the citizenship application and also not to list her as a dependent on our 1040 tax returns. The concern is that my name is not on the birth certificate even though she was born during our marriage. Our daughter was born here and is an American citizen.
My question is: should we follow the lawyer's advice or should we list our daughter on the application and just tell the truth if questioned? Also, what are the chances that they will even be concerned about our daughter, being she is already a citizen?
Thanks in advance.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?