Can I apply for the child protection law of immigrating to the United States by myself? What should I do if I apply myself?

You can apply for the child protection law of immigrating to the United States yourself, but if you are looking for an immigration agent to immigrate to the United States, you should try to give it to the agent. After all, the agent is familiar with it.

Specific steps:

Send it back to NVC together with the address confirmation letter:

(copy of application letter, birth notarization of the protected person, and approval letter from the Immigration Bureau; The number GUZ is marked in the upper right corner of the above-mentioned document)

Send it back to NVC together with P3 file:

(application letter, notarized birth of the protected person, copy of the approval letter from the Immigration Bureau, DS-230 form, 2 5X5 photos, economic guarantee document, and copy of the first page of the passport; The above documents are marked with GUZ number in the upper right corner). Since the application for child protection law at the above time point has not yet arrived, NVC cannot decide whether it complies with the child protection law, but the relevant documents may be widely distributed together with the documents of the main beneficiaries.

After it is widely distributed, contact the American consulate to apply for child protection:

(application letter, notarized birth of the protected person, copy of the approval letter from the Immigration Bureau, DS-230 form, 2 5X5 photos, economic guarantee document, and copy of the first page of the passport; The number GUZ is marked in the upper right corner of the above-mentioned document)

The following is an application letter template for the Law on the Protection of Boys and Girls for your reference: