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LaVegano   12

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Dominican Republic
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I am about to get married in the Dominican Republic in April. But I am hearing that because I have criminal convictions that I might not be able to bring my other half here to the states with me. I have been reading here and looking for some of these topics. I guess my question is can I be denied for having criminal convictions?? Or could someone post me the link on this topic and I can read for myself. I travel to the Dominican Republic every month and this time came back with a heavy fever. So I am not feeling very good at the moment. Thanx for any help.

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A and T   82

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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What type of convictions?

07-24-2009 Received NOA1
08-05-2009 Touched
10-02-2009 I-797C for Biometrics Appt
10-26-2009 Biometrics Appt. Completed
05-11-2010 Request for Evidence on both the I129F and I130
07-01-2010 Case Transferred to Vermont Service Center
10-20-2011 Contacted Ombudsman
02-07-2012 Case denied after almost 3 years =(
03-07-2012 Appeal Filed!
01-20-2013 Contacted Ombudsman again...

06-25-2013 EOIR Appeal Review

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Penguin_ie   5,995

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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You probably will not be denied, unless the crimes fall under the Adam Walsh Act. You will need to disclose all crimes to both USCIS and your fiance, as she may be asked about them at interview.

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Samantha78   117

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Dominican Republic
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I am about to get married in the Dominican Republic in April. But I am hearing that because I have criminal convictions that I might not be able to bring my other half here to the states with me. I have been reading here and looking for some of these topics. I guess my question is can I be denied for having criminal convictions?? Or could someone post me the link on this topic and I can read for myself. I travel to the Dominican Republic every month and this time came back with a heavy fever. So I am not feeling very good at the moment. Thanx for any help.

I sent you a link in your other post...check it out.

Married: 6/17/11

I-130 Sent: 7/9/11

NOA1 : 7/14/11

I-129F Sent: 7/21/11

NOA1: 7/21/11

NOA2: 8/22/11

NVC Received: 8/24/11

NVC Left: 8/26/11

Consulate Received: 9/5/11

Packet 4 Received: 10/4/11

Medical Done: 11/7/11

Interview: 11/23/11

Approved: 11/23/11

Changed to CR1: 12/16/11

Medical Re-Done: 1/5/12

Waiting for Issuance of Visa.........

 
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