CIMIT and criminal records declaration for I-130 London

[mrdavidc 0]

I am getting married in January here in the Uk to a US citizen who is resident here in UK, she is filing the I-130 in London for me so we can go and Live in USA later in 2009.

On some of the forms it mentions that people who have a criminal record may not be admitted, when I was at age 15 yrs which was 33 years ago I was fined for criminal damage and commercial burglary, do I still have to declare that?

will the UK authorities tell the US authorities? how will it affect my application if I declare it or I don't declare it?

Next issue, last year I was a director of my wife to be's business in USA, she got into trouble owing people money, I went on holiday to USA and got dragged into it and finished up with 2 misdemeanours for fraud and having to pay the money back to her customers. this is known as a CMIT, she also received 2 misdemeanours, how will this affect my application, will they ask about it? what is the likely outcome?

We have been together for 8 years and have a 5 yr old son born in USA.

What is the likelyhood of not being granted a spouseal Visa and entry to USA?

Thanks

[YuAndDan 153]

The Required Police Cert may show this.

The rule is to NOT omit anything, if caught, then will be denied and BARRED for life due to Misrepresentation.