Mam the name of biological father cannot be change from birth certificate, there is no amendment in birth certificate possible. You can file for declaration of step fathers name in the civil court but the change of name of biological father in birth certificate is not possible. The declaration filed from civil court by step father can be used,if anywhere any issue is caused due to discrepancy in name.

Further only way to take a chance is writ petition in high court but there is also no provision to change fathers name.

1) once deed of adoption is executed name of step father can be added to birth certificate of child

2) adoption is not recognised under Muslim personal law

3) hence name of step father cannot be added as father in child birth certificate

Dear Client,

Biological father name cannot be replace. After his father death, you have become absolute guardian of child. Child still carries inheritance right in his biological father assets.

You have to give your child in adoption to new husband to remove this confusion and without valid adoption, he do not acquire succession right to his new father.

The biological father of the child cannot be replaced in the birth certificate as there is no legal provision to do such a change.

You will have to file a suit for declaration in Civil Court in order to declare your second husband as the legal guardian of the child as adoption is not allowed in Muslims.

Your husband would be able to take your child to Oman based on the legal guardianship status.

1. The nabe of the biological father of your son is permanent and can not be changed.

2. You can change the name of the father (not biological father) of your son in passsport and other documents provided your husband takes your son in adoption by registering an adoption deed.

3. Of your own you can not change your son's father's name without any legal document/paper since his father is not your present husband.

4. Moreover, your son is a born Hindu for which he can not be taken in adoption by a Muslim as per Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act, 1956. He being a minor can not be converted to islam also as per his wish.

5. It is a wrong step to change his name to a Muslim nane in school records and other documents for which he shall have to face problems while seeking passport.

6. Had he been converted to a Hindu and you had stayed as a Hindu, then your Hindu son could have been adopted by your present husband with your consent since your earlier husband has expired, as per Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act, 1956.

Madam,

1. Biological father name can not be changed.

2. You may file declaration suit with jurisdiction court to get an order that step father is the legal guardian.

According to the Shari'ah (Islamic law), there is no legal adoption. It is prohibited for a person to legally adopt a son or a daughter of whom he is not the biological father. If a person adopts a son or daughter, the Shari'ah will not confer on the adopted person the status or rights of a biological son or daughter. According to the Quran, one cannot become a person's real son merely by virtue of a declaration.

but permissible to take care of another child instead of adoption.

Hello,

It is not possible to get the name changed of the biological father in the birth certificate. Step father can not replace the name of the biological father and the samw is not required also.

Regards

Biological fathers name cannot be changed, it will be better to forget the birth certificate and use all other documents otherwise it will create complication.

1) If once the name of biological father is inserted in record then it can be erased by general course, in case where any one instead of biological father wants the custody of the child then the only way is adoption deed, the person who want the permanent custody of the child can go for registration of adoption deed, the deed should be entered in between the original or biological parents and adopting parents, in alteration the adopting parents can apply in civil court for the custody or legal guardianship but only when the biological parents are not available.

You will not be able to change the biological father's name in the birth certificate at that time you was married to him.

Instead as your previous husband is expired and you are divorced and then married again you are the guardian of the child at this point of time you and your husband can adopt him as son to get the visa

For adoption procedure you have to follow the Cara guidelines.

Do you have the rejection letter from municipality, if so, bring it to get appropriate direction from the court.

The term 'rectification' is misconceived. You can rectify what is wrong, but at the time of registration of birth your ex husband was still the father of your child, so there is no question of an error in the first place. Hence, the name of biological father cannot be changed in the birth certificate.

Since your present husband is a step father only and not an adoptive father to your son his name cannot be replaced with the biological father's name in the Municipality birth and death register.

You can get your son adopted to your husband by registered adoption deed and get the same declared by court of law under guardian and wards act with a direction to the concerned authorities to change the father's name in the birth register and issue a birth certificate with the rectified name.

Since the child's biological father is died, you need not even obtain NOC, you can yourself give the child in adoption to your husband.

However you may check the law on a Muslim adopting a Hindu child.

Dear Sir,

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• B1 visas are visas issued for temporary travel to the US for Business purposes only. These are short-term visas, typically lasting about 6 months.

• B2 visas are issued to travel to the US for pleasure or tourism, including other miscellaneous uses like visas for parents of US residents visiting the country. These also last 6 months.

• The case of a combined B1/B2 visa generally happens when someone applies for a B1 visa for business, and the US consulate goes ahead and stamps it as a B1/B2 visa. This gives you the option to travel to the US for business or for pleasure. For more information on these visa types, check out this link: US Travel.Gov — B-1, B-2 Visa.

How does a B1 or a B1/B2 Visa Work? Is the Visa Tied to the Company or to the Individual?

This answer depends on how the B1 Visa was stamped in your passport. There is a small section in the US visa called Annotation that lets you know the restrictions of the visa you have been issued (image below for reference). If there is no company name in this section, nor are there any other restrictions mentioned, then the good news is that you can freely travel to the US under a different company name.

For instance, let’s say you worked for Company A and they applied for your B1 visa in your passport but nothing is mentioned in the Annotation section. In this case, the B1 visa is tied to you and not to a company, which means you are free to use the visa to travel to the US under another company name. There are no restrictions in this case.

However, if there is a company name listed in the annotation section, or there are other restrictions mentioned, then you cannot use the B1 or B1/B2 visa to travel to the US. You would have to apply for a new B1 visa with the current company that employs you. You must be aware of the restrictions listed in the annotation section of your visa in order to make the right travel decisions.

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Regardless of which company you work for now, you will need to carry your employment related documents and proof of your current business travel.

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• Invitation letter from your business entity or employer in the US

• Employment letter from current company

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• Conference Invites, Agendas

• Business Meeting Invites, Confirmations

• Details of meeting minutes, etc.

• Business Workshop related invites, etc.

• Company ID Card

• Accommodation information

• Travel itinerary with return flight ticket

• Current country of residence work visa details (if applicable)

• Latest payment slips from current employer.

• Previous employer’s offer letter or proof of employment — when your B1 visa was processed (optional)

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Applying For The F1 Visa

The first step is to obtain from the school or academic institution the USCIS Form I-20A-B entitled Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant F1 Student Status. Schools and academic institutions, which have received USCIS approval to enroll foreign students under F1 student visa, have the authority to issue these forms.

Note: A F1 student visa cannot be processed without USCIS Form I-20A-B.

Your F1 student visa documents checklist include:

A. DOS Form DS-160, Nonimmigrant Visa Application

B. DOS Form DS-158, Contact Information and Work History for Nonimmigrant Visa Applicant

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G. Transcripts and diplomas from previous institutions attended

H. Scores from standardized tests required by the educational institution such as the TOEFL, SAT, GRE or GMAT

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F2 Visa

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Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

1. What is F-2 dependent visa?

The F-2 dependent visa is a nonimmigrant visa which allows dependent spouses and children(unmarried, under 21 years old) of F-1 student visa holders to enter into the U.S.

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2. What privileges do I enjoy on F2 visa?

On F2 visa, you may:

1. Enter the U.S. along with your spouse or join him or her later

2. Travel in and out of the U.S. or remain in the U.S. continuously as long as you maintain valid F-2 status

OR

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3. How long can I stay in the U.S. on F-2 visa?

You may stay in the U.S. as long as the principal F-1 visa holder maintains valid status. You lose your status once the principal applicant loses F-1 status.

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4. Can I work on F-2 visa?

No, you may not take up paid employment while in the U.S. on F-2 visa.

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5. Can I study on F-2 visa?

As an F-2 spouse you may not engage in full time study and F-2 child may only engage in full time elementary or secondary school (kindergarten through twelfth grade) study. F-2 spouse or child may engage in a study that is avocational or recreational in nature.