Will this hurt our case?

[Mrs. Smith 0]

We will be removing our conditions in the summer of this year, and I have a question that has been running thru my head?

Knowing that no relationship is perfect, my husband and I have had our fair share of problems. I had him arrested in Dec 06 for DV and the charges were dropped, and he was required to take a class.. I just recently had im escrted out of the home thru family court with a temp order of protection.. We both love one another deeply, but have apparent anger issues that need to be worked on. Being that we will go thru some intense counseling to reconcile, will this in anway affect our case?

[*JG* 2]

The first thing I would do a police search on his name at your local courthouse. Depending on what that actually shows is what you will have to explain. And, yes, if it shows anything, you will have to explain it.

I would think, though, that the fact that you have undergone counseling and are still together is a good indicator. You will just have to probably write something up and explain it with your filing.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

The first thing I would do a police search on his name at your local courthouse. Depending on what that actually shows is what you will have to explain. And, yes, if it shows anything, you will have to explain it.

I would think, though, that the fact that you have undergone counseling and are still together is a good indicator. You will just have to probably write something up and explain it with your filing.

No explanation is necessary.

[*JG* 2]

The first thing I would do a police search on his name at your local courthouse. Depending on what that actually shows is what you will have to explain. And, yes, if it shows anything, you will have to explain it.

I would think, though, that the fact that you have undergone counseling and are still together is a good indicator. You will just have to probably write something up and explain it with your filing.

No explanation is necessary.

Yet, if it shows up on a police record, she will have to write that on the removing of conditions forms.

[Mrs. Smith 0]

The first thing I would do a police search on his name at your local courthouse. Depending on what that actually shows is what you will have to explain. And, yes, if it shows anything, you will have to explain it.

I would think, though, that the fact that you have undergone counseling and are still together is a good indicator. You will just have to probably write something up and explain it with your filing.

No explanation is necessary.

Yet, if it shows up on a police record, she will have to write that on the removing of conditions forms.

this immigaration stuff is so itimadating to a marriage I think.... So as long as he has no record he should be fine then... and if we show proof of counseling is what u are saying?

So what would affect there decision? becuase everything is based on your marriage?

[daisy16 0]

IMHO, I would think proof that you ARE working together doing intense counseling would prove that you have a viable commitment to the relationship.

Splitting up or giving up on the problems would lead them to question your relationship.

You may want to get an affidavit from your counselor to add to the proof of your ongoing relationship.

[James 2]

The first thing I would do a police search on his name at your local courthouse. Depending on what that actually shows is what you will have to explain. And, yes, if it shows anything, you will have to explain it.

I would think, though, that the fact that you have undergone counseling and are still together is a good indicator. You will just have to probably write something up and explain it with your filing.

No explanation is necessary.

Yet, if it shows up on a police record, she will have to write that on the removing of conditions forms.

I wouldn't rely on what happens to show up. He's been arrested at least once (possibly twice), and the I-751 requires one to provide both the arrest report and the disposition of charges, if any were filed (in this case, it would be the dismissal of charges).