You need to explain your situation.Confused73 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 1:56 amHi,
I have a similar situation here. But my outcome is not a good one. It was rejected. Anyone here is still active and mind sharing.
You need to explain your situation.Confused73 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 1:56 amHi,
I have a similar situation here. But my outcome is not a good one. It was rejected. Anyone here is still active and mind sharing.
Fixers are not as reliable as before. Unless really witness the kinds of multiple results shown. Or else will be scam n money fly away.
Adopted child was Biological child of my pr wife. We have our own child and origin certificate I was stated as the father but not married.
Gotcha. For the child between you and your wife, was the application made via descent within one year of birth or was it just under the child of a SC bucket? For the latter, the add'l delay/time may have been due to the fact that you were not married (ICA website: Are an unmarried child aged below 21 born within the context of a legal marriage to, or have been legally adopted by, a Singapore citizen).Confused73 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 5:09 pmAdopted child was Biological child of my pr wife. We have our own child and origin certificate I was stated as the father but not married.
No problem with our own child applying sc. But it did took longer than what’s stated as 2 months. We get it about 6 months.
I just feels bad for my adopted child. Eventually we don’t intend to tell her I am not her biological father. But when required adoption by MSF. We have to tell her I m not. That moment she broke into tears. Fyi when I knew her mom(my wife) She’s only 6 months old. So she thought I am her father for 16 years.
She did so well in her study in sg. She came in with NT stream. She was promoted to Express. I am so proud of her.
But I am not happy the authority push the blames on me in expense of my child future. She will be taking her O level next year. I was given a choice to disrupt her study and go back Philippines to settle the issue n come back with a new passport. Sad Sad Sad
My apologies, I forget to mentioned application was done after marriage.NYY1 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 5:29 pmGotcha. For the child between you and your wife, was the application made via descent within one year of birth or was it just under the child of a SC bucket? For the latter, the add'l delay/time may have been due to the fact that you were not married (ICA website: Are an unmarried child aged below 21 born within the context of a legal marriage to, or have been legally adopted by, a Singapore citizen).Confused73 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 5:09 pmAdopted child was Biological child of my pr wife. We have our own child and origin certificate I was stated as the father but not married.
No problem with our own child applying sc. But it did took longer than what’s stated as 2 months. We get it about 6 months.
I just feels bad for my adopted child. Eventually we don’t intend to tell her I am not her biological father. But when required adoption by MSF. We have to tell her I m not. That moment she broke into tears. Fyi when I knew her mom(my wife) She’s only 6 months old. So she thought I am her father for 16 years.
She did so well in her study in sg. She came in with NT stream. She was promoted to Express. I am so proud of her.
But I am not happy the authority push the blames on me in expense of my child future. She will be taking her O level next year. I was given a choice to disrupt her study and go back Philippines to settle the issue n come back with a new passport. Sad Sad Sad
For your adopted child, I was wondering if her mother (your wife) could apply for PR for the child (her child). However, the same language is used as above (ICA website: Unmarried child aged below 21 born within the context of a legal marriage to, or have been legally adopted by a Singapore citizen or PR). Not sure your wife's status when the adopted child was born?
Regardless, I wonder if they'd be willing to give the adopted child PR first, whether you or your wife applies for her.
Understand. Still, I think when the application was done and the child's status at birth are two different things. Either way, you can apply for SC or PR for the adopted child. I'm not sure if the mother (your wife) can apply for PR for the adopted child.Confused73 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 6:37 pmMy apologies, I forget to mentioned application was done after marriage.NYY1 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 5:29 pmGotcha. For the child between you and your wife, was the application made via descent within one year of birth or was it just under the child of a SC bucket? For the latter, the add'l delay/time may have been due to the fact that you were not married (ICA website: Are an unmarried child aged below 21 born within the context of a legal marriage to, or have been legally adopted by, a Singapore citizen).Confused73 wrote: ↑Wed, 17 Sep 2025 5:09 pm
Adopted child was Biological child of my pr wife. We have our own child and origin certificate I was stated as the father but not married.
No problem with our own child applying sc. But it did took longer than what’s stated as 2 months. We get it about 6 months.
I just feels bad for my adopted child. Eventually we don’t intend to tell her I am not her biological father. But when required adoption by MSF. We have to tell her I m not. That moment she broke into tears. Fyi when I knew her mom(my wife) She’s only 6 months old. So she thought I am her father for 16 years.
She did so well in her study in sg. She came in with NT stream. She was promoted to Express. I am so proud of her.
But I am not happy the authority push the blames on me in expense of my child future. She will be taking her O level next year. I was given a choice to disrupt her study and go back Philippines to settle the issue n come back with a new passport. Sad Sad Sad
For your adopted child, I was wondering if her mother (your wife) could apply for PR for the child (her child). However, the same language is used as above (ICA website: Unmarried child aged below 21 born within the context of a legal marriage to, or have been legally adopted by a Singapore citizen or PR). Not sure your wife's status when the adopted child was born?
Regardless, I wonder if they'd be willing to give the adopted child PR first, whether you or your wife applies for her.
Feb 2023, I brought them to SG for good. I done the research for school, adoption and sc.
Feb 2023, me n wife finally tie the knot and we did the solemnisation in rom sg.
On same year apply wife for LTVP then later to LTVP+.
Nov 2023 Our youngest child get her SC.
Oct 2024 wife gets PR.
March 2023 Adoption process.
Sep 2024 Adoption approved.
Oct 2024 Apply SC.
July 2024 SC rejected.
Since July 2023 both of my child has been studying in a public school in sg.
Is that a typo?Eventually we don’t intend to tell her I am not her biological father
Nope, it’s not a typo. It’s just different people have different views. We do it in a way not to hurt her. But anyway what done is done. There r positive n negative impacts. But not all are the same.smoulder wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Sep 2025 2:29 pmIs that a typo?Eventually we don’t intend to tell her I am not her biological father
Generally it is highly recommended to disclose adoption (partial in this case). I have personally met a few people (adults) who's parents didn't do this and then they found out. It changed their relationship with their adoptive parents forever.
PS - I'm the other guy in this forum who has successfully adopted a child(PGNMK is the other)
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