So I have a question......

[MrMrsKnight 0]

I'm not sure where to post it and I so busy at work that I don't have much time to read through the whole forum so see if this was answered before. Also, I'm pretty sure it's a stupid question but here it goes.....

If someone (my USC fiance, David) was convicted for ONE crime related to a controlled substance, does he need to send anything other than the RFE form? I know that it only says three or more convictions but I just want to make sure.

If you remember, while searching his car, a policeman found 4 pills that David used to take while he was living in Brazil with me, and he didn't have the prescription to use them in the US. I'm just wondering if we even have to mention that since it clearly says you only have to provide records if you had three or more convictions.

Any thoughts???

[jpine 0]

you will be fine, honestly i think everyone will be fine on all that except for the IMBRA ? the us govt. obviously does not have enough manpower to investigate everyone of these cases. not encouraging anyone to lie by any means at all. this whole IMBRA thing is joke...think about it, it took the USA govt. nearly 2 months to create a form. Knowing that how much time do you think it will take them to get an investiagion team together. I mean come on this is a joke, for now anyway. Maybe in the future they will do something. In my opinon, MY OPINION, its kind of like you have to convict yourself. If you say you met through IMBR you are screwing yourself. They have no way of knowing. as i said just think about how long it took to make this form up. You think the govt. is jumping all over this saying "ok he met her on whatever.com, thats bad" anyway i will get off my soap box for the night. you should be fine.

I'm not sure where to post it and I so busy at work that I don't have much time to read through the whole forum so see if this was answered before. Also, I'm pretty sure it's a stupid question but here it goes.....

If someone (my USC fiance, David) was convicted for ONE crime related to a controlled substance, does he need to send anything other than the RFE form? I know that it only says three or more convictions but I just want to make sure.

If you remember, while searching his car, a policeman found 4 pills that David used to take while he was living in Brazil with me, and he didn't have the prescription to use them in the US. I'm just wondering if we even have to mention that since it clearly says you only have to provide records if you had three or more convictions.

Any thoughts???

[William33 110]

Could not have said it better myself. Don't worry about it. You are not affected, with respect to IMBRA on this issue. Have a drink in celebraton!!!

you will be fine, honestly i think everyone will be fine on all that except for the IMBRA ? the us govt. obviously does not have enough manpower to investigate everyone of these cases. not encouraging anyone to lie by any means at all. this whole IMBRA thing is joke...think about it, it took the USA govt. nearly 2 months to create a form. Knowing that how much time do you think it will take them to get an investiagion team together. I mean come on this is a joke, for now anyway. Maybe in the future they will do something. In my opinon, MY OPINION, its kind of like you have to convict yourself. If you say you met through IMBR you are screwing yourself. They have no way of knowing. as i said just think about how long it took to make this form up. You think the govt. is jumping all over this saying "ok he met her on whatever.com, thats bad" anyway i will get off my soap box for the night. you should be fine.

I'm not sure where to post it and I so busy at work that I don't have much time to read through the whole forum so see if this was answered before. Also, I'm pretty sure it's a stupid question but here it goes.....

If someone (my USC fiance, David) was convicted for ONE crime related to a controlled substance, does he need to send anything other than the RFE form? I know that it only says three or more convictions but I just want to make sure.

If you remember, while searching his car, a policeman found 4 pills that David used to take while he was living in Brazil with me, and he didn't have the prescription to use them in the US. I'm just wondering if we even have to mention that since it clearly says you only have to provide records if you had three or more convictions.

Any thoughts???

[jpine 0]

william you are my new best friend on this board!! have a drink!! great.. you UNFORTUNATELY are in a bad postion, meaning you filed 2 weeks late and you would be fine. BUT you are just dealing with the situation without bitching and moaning about it. Its like you know, there's nothing to do about, bitching an moaning about it wont fix it. You are just sitting tight, like me, i had a one year plan to get this done, anything sooner is gravy. Ok i will have a drink for the other guy, vodka tonic tonight!!! i hope you are feeling me not dancing on your grave or anything just happy to see somone with a positive or not negative attitude on here.

Could not have said it better myself. Don't worry about it. You are not affected, with respect to IMBRA on this issue. Have a drink in celebraton!!!

you will be fine, honestly i think everyone will be fine on all that except for the IMBRA ? the us govt. obviously does not have enough manpower to investigate everyone of these cases. not encouraging anyone to lie by any means at all. this whole IMBRA thing is joke...think about it, it took the USA govt. nearly 2 months to create a form. Knowing that how much time do you think it will take them to get an investiagion team together. I mean come on this is a joke, for now anyway. Maybe in the future they will do something. In my opinon, MY OPINION, its kind of like you have to convict yourself. If you say you met through IMBR you are screwing yourself. They have no way of knowing. as i said just think about how long it took to make this form up. You think the govt. is jumping all over this saying "ok he met her on whatever.com, thats bad" anyway i will get off my soap box for the night. you should be fine.

I'm not sure where to post it and I so busy at work that I don't have much time to read through the whole forum so see if this was answered before. Also, I'm pretty sure it's a stupid question but here it goes.....

If someone (my USC fiance, David) was convicted for ONE crime related to a controlled substance, does he need to send anything other than the RFE form? I know that it only says three or more convictions but I just want to make sure.

If you remember, while searching his car, a policeman found 4 pills that David used to take while he was living in Brazil with me, and he didn't have the prescription to use them in the US. I'm just wondering if we even have to mention that since it clearly says you only have to provide records if you had three or more convictions.

Any thoughts???

[William33 110]

I appreciate that. I am raising my glass to you and your Fiance now....Cheers.

By the way, had I know this IMBRA BS was coming down, I would have filed earlier. Oh well, like I always say to maintain sanity, I only need to do this once!!!

william you are my new best friend on this board!! have a drink!! great.. you UNFORTUNATELY are in a bad postion, meaning you filed 2 weeks late and you would be fine. BUT you are just dealing with the situation without bitching and moaning about it. Its like you know, there's nothing to do about, bitching an moaning about it wont fix it. You are just sitting tight, like me, i had a one year plan to get this done, anything sooner is gravy. Ok i will have a drink for the other guy, vodka tonic tonight!!! i hope you are feeling me not dancing on your grave or anything just happy to see somone with a positive or not negative attitude on here.

Could not have said it better myself. Don't worry about it. You are not affected, with respect to IMBRA on this issue. Have a drink in celebraton!!!

you will be fine, honestly i think everyone will be fine on all that except for the IMBRA ? the us govt. obviously does not have enough manpower to investigate everyone of these cases. not encouraging anyone to lie by any means at all. this whole IMBRA thing is joke...think about it, it took the USA govt. nearly 2 months to create a form. Knowing that how much time do you think it will take them to get an investiagion team together. I mean come on this is a joke, for now anyway. Maybe in the future they will do something. In my opinon, MY OPINION, its kind of like you have to convict yourself. If you say you met through IMBR you are screwing yourself. They have no way of knowing. as i said just think about how long it took to make this form up. You think the govt. is jumping all over this saying "ok he met her on whatever.com, thats bad" anyway i will get off my soap box for the night. you should be fine.

I'm not sure where to post it and I so busy at work that I don't have much time to read through the whole forum so see if this was answered before. Also, I'm pretty sure it's a stupid question but here it goes.....

If someone (my USC fiance, David) was convicted for ONE crime related to a controlled substance, does he need to send anything other than the RFE form? I know that it only says three or more convictions but I just want to make sure.

If you remember, while searching his car, a policeman found 4 pills that David used to take while he was living in Brazil with me, and he didn't have the prescription to use them in the US. I'm just wondering if we even have to mention that since it clearly says you only have to provide records if you had three or more convictions.

Any thoughts???

[AndyMisiu 0]

In all honesty it only takes a couple of seconds to obtain a free criminal backround check on anyone. USCIS could simply punch in your name and have the information at there fingertips. I'm sorry but it doesn't or wouldn't take any amount of extra man power. Just give me your full name and the State you live in and I could get your complete criminal history in just a few seconds from the internet, it's a matter of public record.

So, it's best to be honest as far as the convicitons are concerned.

However it does state 3 or more, so you don't need to mention anything.

I have no opinion on how to answer the IMB question.

[MrMrsKnight 0]

In all honesty it only takes a couple of seconds to obtain a free criminal backround check on anyone. USCIS could simply punch in your name and have the information at there fingertips. I'm sorry but it doesn't or wouldn't take any amount of extra man power. Just give me your full name and the State you live in and I could get your complete criminal history in just a few seconds from the internet, it's a matter of public record.

So, it's best to be honest as far as the convicitons are concerned.

However it does state 3 or more, so you don't need to mention anything.

I have no opinion on how to answer the IMB question.

I agree with you.... I just wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one reading that you only have to mention anything if you have three or more convictions!

And about the IMB question..... it's not a problem for us.... we did not meet through one.