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I-485 form part 3, question 1... what to put?

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Hi everyone,

I need some advice, particularly from anyone that had to file a waiver for their visa from their original home country, due to CIMT.

I had to file a waiver (I-601) back in the UK due to CIMT, my waiver was approved and now I am looking through the AOS form (I-485).

On part 3 question 1. I guess I obviously have to check part B)? but do I have to write on a seperate sheet all of the circumstances of the CIMT??? I mean shouldn't immigration have all these details anyway from the filing of the waiver back in London??

any help on this would be most useful

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Hi everyone,

I need some advice, particularly from anyone that had to file a waiver for their visa from their original home country, due to CIMT.

I had to file a waiver (I-601) back in the UK due to CIMT, my waiver was approved and now I am looking through the AOS form (I-485).

On part 3 question 1. I guess I obviously have to check part B)? but do I have to write on a seperate sheet all of the circumstances of the CIMT??? I mean shouldn't immigration have all these details anyway from the filing of the waiver back in London??

any help on this would be most useful

:thumbs:

sorry that's "check part B"

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ktmmansgal   0

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It appears that the form states that you need to explain the circumstances around your crime/s --- it states also on the form that if you mark YES on any of the questions that it does not necessarily mean it will affect your ability to get a Green Card ---

Remember that there are plenty of people that file inside the US and will have to endure the Waiver process after their interview here in the states --- I believe this form like many others is a dual purpose form ---

I know it is really tough to spell it all out, drag it all up again == putting things in our past is where we all like to keep them -- its like opening up a wound that you thought was on the mend --- I think anyone going through the Visa/AOS process has to be prepared to have your lives layed out and examined -- I know my husband has to do the same and all his stuff he thought he burried 23 year ago ---

02/23/05 - Met as Friends

09/29/05 - Married in Victoria BC Canada

11/04/05 - File I-130

11/18/05 - NOA1 I -130

12/08/05 - File 1-129F

12/13/05 - NOA1 I-129F

01/09/06 - APPROVAL I-129F

03/23/06 - I-130 APPROVAL

03/23/06 - K3 interview in Vancouver, Canada

03/23/06 - K3 denied due to CMIT 23 years prior

03/23/06 - i-601 Waiver Submitted

04/07/06 - NOA1 for I-601 Waiver received

10/18/06 - I-601 Approved out of Vermont

11/27/06 - 10:00 appointment at Vancouver Consulate for Visa Stamp

11/27/06 - Arrive home 8.5 hours after crossing the border in Blaine Washington, due to horrible show storm --- we were happy to be home

01/04/07 - AOS sent off

01/10/07 - NOA - 1-485

01/25/07 - RFE for I-824 - used and outdated form

02/14/07 - Get email stating Post Office has Address posted as Vacant from the USCIS

02/16/07 - Hubby gets WA State Drivers Licence

03/05/07 - AOS appointment April 19, 2007 Seattle

04/13/07 - Biometrics Taken for AOS

04/19/07 - AOS interview - Approved pending name check

04/23 - 05/28 - 5 additional appointments with the Seattle USCIS office - to clear up the EAD issue

05/15/07 - 90 Day EAD Arrives

06/10/07 - EAD/Green Card approval letter arrives

06/15/07 - EAD arrives

06/23/07 - 2 year conditional Green Card Arrives

 
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