Hello, my situation is:
I am divorced for 5 years, and I have an 8- year-old son.
My ex-wife is going to marry an American guy and take my son to America for good.
I am not a US citizen, and I live far far away from the US.
My wife and son will become US citizens 2 years from now, at best.
Before becoming US citizens they will be living there on K-1 visa or a provisional greencard.
I want her and her future US husband as guarantor to sign a Parenting and Acces to Kids Agreement so that I could come and take my son during summer vacations/spring break and etc back to my country or travel around the US or abroad.
Her American husband told me that such an Agreement could be just notarized with an American public notary and then, if anything goes wrong, US courts would accept it for litigation.
Is it true?
Do I need to have an attorney in the US to represent my interests when signing the Agreement?
Can I, as a foreign citizen, go to the US court with claims if my rights are violated?
Can my wife (while non-US citizen) and her American husband be defendants in US litigation if I will go to court?
Thank you for you advice.
Gonzago
I am divorced for 5 years, and I have an 8- year-old son.
My ex-wife is going to marry an American guy and take my son to America for good.
I am not a US citizen, and I live far far away from the US.
My wife and son will become US citizens 2 years from now, at best.
Before becoming US citizens they will be living there on K-1 visa or a provisional greencard.
I want her and her future US husband as guarantor to sign a Parenting and Acces to Kids Agreement so that I could come and take my son during summer vacations/spring break and etc back to my country or travel around the US or abroad.
Her American husband told me that such an Agreement could be just notarized with an American public notary and then, if anything goes wrong, US courts would accept it for litigation.
Is it true?
Do I need to have an attorney in the US to represent my interests when signing the Agreement?
Can I, as a foreign citizen, go to the US court with claims if my rights are violated?
Can my wife (while non-US citizen) and her American husband be defendants in US litigation if I will go to court?
Thank you for you advice.
Gonzago