You need to ask lawyer in China to see what Chinese law says,

regarding adopt other's kid (i.e., the kid from previous marriage).  From my understanding, in US, if biological parents are still alive, both of them have to agree for the kid to be adopted.  Without the signature from both parents, the kid cannot even get a passport.

(I feel, in China, the mom might be able to get passport and visa for the child without the father knows. I do not think this is right, though.)

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• 不知所雲…… -NYPD- ♂ (406 bytes) () 04/05/2011 postreply 02:06:17

• Even not answered your question correctly, you could be a little -N.- ♀ (22 bytes) () 04/05/2011 postreply 07:20:14

• a little more polite... -N.- ♀ (0 bytes) () 04/05/2011 postreply 07:36:53

• 哥們我很粗魯嗎，那我道歉就是啦 -NYPD- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/07/2011 postreply 01:31:40

• 不好意思你說什麽呀 -nypd- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/07/2011 postreply 01:30:58

• 他說得沒有錯.從美國的法律上來說,你就是 -CyberCat- ♂ (236 bytes) () 04/05/2011 postreply 07:25:06

• 沒有其生父的簽字，美國領事館不會給簽證的。也有例外，if the mother charm enough. -不開竅- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/05/2011 postreply 07:45:27

• 回複：他說得沒有錯.從美國的法律上來說,你就是 -NYPD- ♂ (693 bytes) () 04/07/2011 postreply 01:39:26

• 紐約警察就是牛。一個感謝的字都沒有。還什麽不知所雲！ -notmobile- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/05/2011 postreply 08:53:40