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Custody Orders Guide

A custody order is an official court document that sets out legal rights and responsibilities relating to a child. For refugee resettlement and immigration processing, custody orders may be required ...

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Parenting Plans Guide

A parenting plan is a written agreement that sets out how parents will share responsibilities and make decisions regarding their child. In South Africa, parenting plans are recognised under the Child...

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Adoption Orders Guide

An adoption order is an official court document that legally establishes an adoptive parent-child relationship. For refugee resettlement and immigration processing, adoption orders may be required to...

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Minor Child Consent Documentation Guide

Introduction When a child travels or applies for immigration-related processes, consent from a parent or legal guardian is often required. A minor child consent document is a written agreement that c...

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Parents Travelling At Different Times Guide

Introduction In refugee resettlement cases, family members may not always travel together. Sometimes one parent or guardian travels first, while the other follows later. This is known as staggered or...

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When One Parent Does Not Join Resettlement Guide

Introduction In some refugee resettlement cases, one parent does not join the program or does not travel with the family at all. This is a separate situation from parents travelling at different time...

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Guardianship Orders Guide

Introduction A guardianship order is a legal document that gives a person the legal right to care for and make decisions for a child or another person who cannot fully take care of themselves. This g...

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Docs - What Documents Are Required For Children?

The documents that are require for children are quite involved. The documents that are or may be needed are listed below together with explanations. Children are Derivative Applicants. Derivative Ap...

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Adoptions - Informal Adoption, I Have An Informally Adopted Child, Is An Affidavit Sufficient.

When applying to bring a child to the United States, you must provide official, government-issued documents to prove your legal relationship with that child. The United States government requires prim...

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