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Jenn&Jay   0

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Hello VJ, and VJ members PLEASE HELP!!

Getting married to usc in Canada in 2 weeks. We then plan to file for cr1 Visa. Need info from previous filers. Am I (the beneficiary) required to submit my incometax info during this process? Also want to know if I will be denied because of an old conviction. I have a conviction for theft under that was over 15 years ago. No time in jail, just a bit of community service and a very short probation. Has anyone ever file with these circumstances, and could you tell me your story? It would be sooo very helpfull!!! Thanks Everybody!!

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canadian_wife   1,822

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Obviously, you'll have to disclose the arrest, do you have the court records?

What was the theft? There is a difference between theft of a lipstick and theft of a car

But no, you won't have to submit your tax information as the beneficiary.

Laural Scott offers a free immigration chat on Wednesdays if you have questions.

Good luck.

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