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Will unmarried children affect immigration during the period of applying for immigration after divorce?

This depends on the immigration policies of different countries and also on the immigration methods.

For example, American relatives sponsored immigrants are different categories for sponsored married children and unmarried children, and their schedules are also very different.

If you immigrate as an affiliated applicant, take Australia as an example, accompanying children cannot get married and have children.

But if you are the main applicant, basically having children out of wedlock will not have much impact.

If the child is born after the applicant submits the visa, but before the visa is approved, the applicant must notify the immigration office as soon as possible. The specific operation process is as follows:

1. Submission Form 1022: Status Change Notice;

2. Attach a copy of the birth certificate to the form;

3. Mail the certification materials to the office that handles the visa application.

If a child is born outside Australia and either parent is an Australian citizen at the time of birth, the child may be eligible to become an Australian citizen after birth.

Australian immigrants remind that if a child is born in Australia, the child will automatically get the same visa type as the applicant and his spouse after birth. If one parent is an Australian citizen or a permanent resident of Australia at birth, the child can become an Australian citizen at birth.