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Advanced
Processing
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Form I-600A,
Application for Advance Processing of Orphan Petition. The purpose of this
application is to complete the part of the process relating to the
prospective petitioner.
- Proof of the prospective petitioner’s U.S.
citizenship and, if the petitioner is married and residing in the United
States, proof of the spouse’s U.S. citizenship or lawful immigration
status.
- Fingerprints for each prospective adoptive
parent and each adult member of the prospective adoptive parents’
household on Form FD-258. If the prospective adoptive parent(s) are in the
United States, USCIS will schedule fingerprinting appointments after
receiving the application. If the prospective adoptive parent(s) are abroad,
fingerprints may be taken at a U.S. embassy, consulate, U.S. military
installation or USCIS office. A complete definition of "adult
member" can be found in Appendix B.
- Proof of the marriage of the prospective
petitioner and spouse, if married.
- Proof of the legal termination of any prior
marriages of the prospective petitioner and spouse or unmarried
prospective petitioner, if applicable.
- Proof of compliance with preadoption
requirements, if any, of the state of the child’s proposed residence.
- A favorably recommended home study that meets
the requirements outlined in Section III, D of this publication. The home
study must be submitted within one year of filing the advance processing
application.
- Required filing fee.
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