answered YES to the drug question on I-129F. What do I do now?

[Geo99 0]

Hi,

I am filing an I-129F and am the petitioner. I have 3 posession arrests over 20 years. No violence on my record. No drug sales. So I have to check YES to the question. My question is how much detail do I have to send along with the I-129F. I was going to send my judgements of conviction. I am 50 years now and totally straight. The other question is will this quash my attempt to bring my fiancee here? She knows all about everything. No secrets. It is obvious I don't know much about this subject. Someone please give me a few pointers.

Thank you.

[Carlawarla 1]

Hi,

I am filing an I-129F and am the petitioner. I have 3 posession arrests over 20 years. No violence on my record. No drug sales. So I have to check YES to the question. My question is how much detail do I have to send along with the I-129F. I was going to send my judgements of conviction. I am 50 years now and totally straight. The other question is will this quash my attempt to bring my fiancee here? She knows all about everything. No secrets. It is obvious I don't know much about this subject. Someone please give me a few pointers.

Thank you.

I would send in your petition with a copy of the police reports. I don't know that you will be denied, but you are required to answer yes to the question, you do have to send in your court reports about the convictions, at least it's my understanding given there was 3 seperate convictions.

I don't think it would hurt to prepare a covering letter explaining how old the convicitions were and how things have changed.

All the best!

[000 0]

No you will not get denied based upon your criminal history unless it involves the adam walsh act. And yes you need to attach a copy of your police record from the state police in which the offense took place in. The reason for the questions on the I-129f is to make sure that your fiance is well informed of your past.

[akdiver 3]

I am filing an I-129F and am the petitioner. I have 3 posession arrests over 20 years.

Slow learner, eh?

Only way to find out is to file the form and see what they say.

Good luck!

[sara..... 371]

based on what i have read here when this topic comes up in the past is if u the usa person has the problem u can still file for visa for ur spouse or fiance..........could take u awhile to get it done .........but if it was the non usa person no chance of getting visa

sara

[pushbrk 12,881]

based on what i have read here when this topic comes up in the past is if u the usa person has the problem u can still file for visa for ur spouse or fiance..........could take u awhile to get it done .........but if it was the non usa person no chance of getting visa

sara

Felons on parole get petitions approved. Answer tha questions and send the court records required and don't expect any related delays. Inform your fiance or spouse.

[tallcoolone 102]

If you get approved it will be time to party.

Good Luck

[akdiver 3]

If you get approved it will be time to party.

Be sure to invite Cheech & Chong. They've got some good stuff, man.

[Geo99 0]

based on what i have read here when this topic comes up in the past is if u the usa person has the problem u can still file for visa for ur spouse or fiance..........could take u awhile to get it done .........but if it was the non usa person no chance of getting visa

sara

Felons on parole get petitions approved. Answer tha questions and send the court records required and don't expect any related delays. Inform your fiance or spouse.

Ni Hao

Thanks for that information. I noted you had a question relating to this. I have looked into this considerably since we made posts. The answer to your question is dui. Dui, you should answer dui. You have now seen about 1/40th of my Mandrin vocabulary. I am thinking about getting one of those Rosetta Stone discs but I can't find anyone that will recommend one. Have you heard anything?

Zai Jian

[pushbrk 12,881]

based on what i have read here when this topic comes up in the past is if u the usa person has the problem u can still file for visa for ur spouse or fiance..........could take u awhile to get it done .........but if it was the non usa person no chance of getting visa

sara

Felons on parole get petitions approved. Answer tha questions and send the court records required and don't expect any related delays. Inform your fiance or spouse.

Ni Hao

Thanks for that information. I noted you had a question relating to this. I have looked into this considerably since we made posts. The answer to your question is dui. Dui, you should answer dui. You have now seen about 1/40th of my Mandrin vocabulary. I am thinking about getting one of those Rosetta Stone discs but I can't find anyone that will recommend one. Have you heard anything?

Zai Jian

I would spend $20 at Borders Books for the Pimsleur introductory program for Mandarin.

[Cham 3]

Come one guys, no need to be RUDE..he is asking a legit question about his PAST..I am sure YOU do not walk on water either...sure YOU both have a past as well

Ignore the idiotic answers and listen to Pushbark and the rest on here..Push is a very smart person and so are the few other folks who answered you with kindness.

best wish and GOOD LUCK!!

[phlover 0]

based on what i have read here when this topic comes up in the past is if u the usa person has the problem u can still file for visa for ur spouse or fiance..........could take u awhile to get it done .........but if it was the non usa person no chance of getting visa

sara

Felons on parole get petitions approved. Answer tha questions and send the court records required and don't expect any related delays. Inform your fiance or spouse.

My attorney falsely told me not to send in court records until they were asked for. Now it has been 2 weeks since I sent back the RFE, so be sure to send the court records with your application. The USCIS site says I have up to a 60 day wait now. At least the lawyer is through Mexican / American Ministries and only cost a 80 dollar donation. But when I first filed the Attorney sent papers to Nebraska which cost me 3 1/2 months time since they did not send it to California. Now is another 2 weeks so far since she did not add court papers to original filing. I should have trusted myself to file it, but i wanted someone to make everything was in order.. So my advice is send court papers in with application GOOD LUCK TO U

[phlover 0]

Hi,

I am filing an I-129F and am the petitioner. I have 3 posession arrests over 20 years. No violence on my record. No drug sales. So I have to check YES to the question. My question is how much detail do I have to send along with the I-129F. I was going to send my judgements of conviction. I am 50 years now and totally straight. The other question is will this quash my attempt to bring my fiancee here? She knows all about everything. No secrets. It is obvious I don't know much about this subject. Someone please give me a few pointers.

Thank you.

My attorney falsely told me not to send in court records until they were asked for. Now it has been 2 weeks since I sent back the RFE, so be sure to send the court records with your application. The USCIS site says I have up to a 60 day wait now. At least the lawyer is through Mexican / American Ministries and only cost a 80 dollar donation. But when I first filed the Attorney sent papers to Nebraska which cost me 3 1/2 months time since they did not send it to California. Now is another 2 weeks so far since she did not add court papers to original filing. I should have trusted myself to file it, but i wanted someone to make everything was in order.. So my advice is send court papers in with application GOOD LUCK TO U

[phlover 0]

Hi,

I am filing an I-129F and am the petitioner. I have 3 posession arrests over 20 years. No violence on my record. No drug sales. So I have to check YES to the question. My question is how much detail do I have to send along with the I-129F. I was going to send my judgements of conviction. I am 50 years now and totally straight. The other question is will this quash my attempt to bring my fiancee here? She knows all about everything. No secrets. It is obvious I don't know much about this subject. Someone please give me a few pointers.

Thank you.

My attorney falsely told me not to send in court records until they were asked for. Now it has been 2 weeks since I sent back the RFE, so be sure to send the court records with your application. The USCIS site says I have up to a 60 day wait now. At least the lawyer is through Mexican / American Ministries and only cost a 80 dollar donation. But when I first filed the Attorney sent papers to Nebraska which cost me 3 1/2 months time since they did not send it to California. Now is another 2 weeks so far since she did not add court papers to original filing. I should have trusted myself to file it, but i wanted someone to make everything was in order.. So my advice is send court papers in with application GOOD LUCK TO U

[Carlawarla 1]

Hi,

I am filing an I-129F and am the petitioner. I have 3 posession arrests over 20 years. No violence on my record. No drug sales. So I have to check YES to the question. My question is how much detail do I have to send along with the I-129F. I was going to send my judgements of conviction. I am 50 years now and totally straight. The other question is will this quash my attempt to bring my fiancee here? She knows all about everything. No secrets. It is obvious I don't know much about this subject. Someone please give me a few pointers.

Thank you.

My attorney falsely told me not to send in court records until they were asked for. Now it has been 2 weeks since I sent back the RFE, so be sure to send the court records with your application. The USCIS site says I have up to a 60 day wait now. At least the lawyer is through Mexican / American Ministries and only cost a 80 dollar donation. But when I first filed the Attorney sent papers to Nebraska which cost me 3 1/2 months time since they did not send it to California. Now is another 2 weeks so far since she did not add court papers to original filing. I should have trusted myself to file it, but i wanted someone to make everything was in order.. So my advice is send court papers in with application GOOD LUCK TO U

Yes, I have understood that as well. You weren't the original poster, however I answered the OP by saying to send in the police reports with the waiver. That was my understanding.

Glad that you didn't lose much money, but unfortunately you did lose all that time! All the best that things move much more quickly now.