Russian Travel Passport And Children
Nov 18th 2003, 9:45 am
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Russian Travel Passport And Children
I am in the process of applying for a K1, and K2 visa for my fiancé and her
2 year old son. They live in the town of Omsk Russia. I have instructed my
fiancé to secure the Russian travel passport and have her 2 year old son
added to her passport. She write's today and tells me that the authorities
are saying they cannot add her 2 year old son until he is 5 years old. Has
anyone run into this before? And if so, will we need a separate passport for
her son.
I'm kind of confused on what to do next. I will write the American embassy
and ask the same question.
Thanks in advance for any help.....
Ronnie........
2 year old son. They live in the town of Omsk Russia. I have instructed my
fiancé to secure the Russian travel passport and have her 2 year old son
added to her passport. She write's today and tells me that the authorities
are saying they cannot add her 2 year old son until he is 5 years old. Has
anyone run into this before? And if so, will we need a separate passport for
her son.
I'm kind of confused on what to do next. I will write the American embassy
and ask the same question.
Thanks in advance for any help.....
Ronnie........
Nov 18th 2003, 9:59 pm
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Re: Russian Travel Passport And Children
Ronnie Craig wrote:
> I am in the process of applying for a K1, and K2 visa for my fiancé and her
> 2 year old son. They live in the town of Omsk Russia. I have instructed my
> fiancé to secure the Russian travel passport and have her 2 year old son
> added to her passport. She write's today and tells me that the authorities
> are saying they cannot add her 2 year old son until he is 5 years old. Has
> anyone run into this before? And if so, will we need a separate passport for
> her son.
> I'm kind of confused on what to do next. I will write the American embassy
> and ask the same question.
He will need his own.
> I am in the process of applying for a K1, and K2 visa for my fiancé and her
> 2 year old son. They live in the town of Omsk Russia. I have instructed my
> fiancé to secure the Russian travel passport and have her 2 year old son
> added to her passport. She write's today and tells me that the authorities
> are saying they cannot add her 2 year old son until he is 5 years old. Has
> anyone run into this before? And if so, will we need a separate passport for
> her son.
> I'm kind of confused on what to do next. I will write the American embassy
> and ask the same question.
He will need his own.
Nov 19th 2003, 12:35 am
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Re: Russian Travel Passport And Children
Thanks "mrtravel"
"mrtravel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ronnie Craig wrote:
> > I am in the process of applying for a K1, and K2 visa for my fiancé and
her
> > 2 year old son. They live in the town of Omsk Russia. I have instructed
my
> > fiancé to secure the Russian travel passport and have her 2 year old son
> > added to her passport. She write's today and tells me that the
authorities
> > are saying they cannot add her 2 year old son until he is 5 years old.
Has
> > anyone run into this before? And if so, will we need a separate passport
for
> > her son.
> > I'm kind of confused on what to do next. I will write the American
embassy
> > and ask the same question.
> He will need his own.
"mrtravel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ronnie Craig wrote:
> > I am in the process of applying for a K1, and K2 visa for my fiancé and
her
> > 2 year old son. They live in the town of Omsk Russia. I have instructed
my
> > fiancé to secure the Russian travel passport and have her 2 year old son
> > added to her passport. She write's today and tells me that the
authorities
> > are saying they cannot add her 2 year old son until he is 5 years old.
Has
> > anyone run into this before? And if so, will we need a separate passport
for
> > her son.
> > I'm kind of confused on what to do next. I will write the American
embassy
> > and ask the same question.
> He will need his own.
