| Frequently Asked Questions |
Your Immigration Questions Answered by VisaPro.
Here, you will find detailed answers to many of most common immigration questions. |  |
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What kind of information about myself and my spouse will I, as the petitioner, need to provide to the USCIS? | | | |
| | You must provide the following documents: | | | | | |
| • | Proof of U.S. citizenship. If you are married and living in the U.S., you must provide evidence of your spouse’s U.S. citizenship or lawful immigration
status as well as proof that you are married and that any previous marriages ended legally |  | | • |
A complete and current home study within prescribed time limits | | | • |
Proof that you comply with the pre-adoption requirements of the state in which you will live with your adopted child | | | •
| The required filing fee for your application. You must be aware that each adult member of the household must be fingerprinted by the USCIS |
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| 8. |
I have adopted and brought my child into the U.S. Is there any reason for me to be fingerprinted again? | | | |
| | No, there is no need for you to be fingerprinted again. Your application for a specific child was approved. If you file another Form I-600A, Application for Advance Processing of Orphan Petition, to adopt another child, you will need to be fingerprinted at that time. |
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| Requirements for Adoption |
| | Applying for Adoption | | | Duration of Stay | |
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