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He may have to show proof of rehabilitation?

You really think I will have to show proof of rehabilitation from something that happened over twelve years ago? That is a little over board

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Clearly, you haven't read the information at the link you posted. Scroll down to the second step and you'll see how the K3 process is victim of first degree murder. K3, though still on the books, is

jaycali
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I'm sorry but this is very misleading. The K-3 exists only on paper. Not in reality. It was made for a time when the CR-1 process took years to complete. Recent processing times for CR-1 visas have m

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Egypts Girl

The K3 usually dies at the NVC. The I-130 and K3 petitions are approved at same time, but most of the time, the K3 dies at the NVC, and the beneficiary gets interview for the CR-1 . K3 is a waste o

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You really think I will have to show proof of rehabilitation from something that happened over twelve years ago? That is a little over board

Depends on the substance I suppose.

If it was a drug harder than marijuana, then it was always my

understanding that one would be automatically ineligible for

a visa. However, our I-130 was just approved, and my husband

was arrested in 1996 for (misdemeanor) possession of methamphetamine,

spent 30 days in jail, then deported.

He was also charged with check fraud when he was in the states, but

never convicted and there was never a court hearing, because they'd

already sent him back to the UK.

I-130

2011-08-20 Posted

2011-08-31 NOA1

2011-09-03 Touch

2011-11-18 Sent Expedite Request to USCIS

2011-12-09 Response Received for Exepedite Request

"Wait your turn" in a nutshell

2011-12-02 Sent Expedite Request to US Representative Ed Royce

2012-01-27 Sent Expedite Request to Immigration Ombudsman

2012-02-02 Sent Expedite Request to Senator Barbara Boxer

2012-02-02 Sent Expedite Request to Senator Dianne Feinstein

2012-03-08 Case transferred to field office for additional processing

2012-03-23 Now being processed at a USCIS office

2012-05-10 Transferred to another office for processing

2012-05-14 Now being processed at a USCIS office

2012-06-05 Approved NOA2

2012-07-17 NVC Case/Invoice # Received

Petitioner: US Born Citizen (Wife)

Beneficiary: British Born Citizen (Husband)

Your I-130 was approved in 279 days from your NOA1 date

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Depends on the substance I suppose.

If it was a drug harder than marijuana, then it was always my

understanding that one would be automatically ineligible for

a visa. However, our I-130 was just approved, and my husband

was arrested in 1996 for (misdemeanor) possession of methamphetamine,

spent 30 days in jail, then deported.

He was also charged with check fraud when he was in the states, but

never convicted and there was never a court hearing, because they'd

already sent him back to the UK.

The foreigner's criminal record is not a consideration in petition approval. This is an issue only at the Consulate. An approved I-130 means he's eligible to APPLY for a visa, not that he's eligible for a visa.

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The foreigner's criminal record is not a consideration in petition approval. This is an issue only at the Consulate. An approved I-130 means he's eligible to APPLY for a visa, not that he's eligible for a visa.

I am petioning for my wife and I the petitioner have a criminal record not my wife.

In addition to that we got our NOA2 yesterday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are eligible to apply and it was approved. Yea!!!!!!!!!!!

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I am petioning for my wife and I the petitioner have a criminal record not my wife.

In addition to that we got our NOA2 yesterday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are eligible to apply and it was approved. Yea!!!!!!!!!!!

The only kind of criminal record for the US Citizen petitioner that would impact petition approval would be convictions related to the Adam Walsh Act. (sex crimes against children) You can be on parole for murder or even rape and murder of an adult and get a petition approved, but watch out of you got prosecuted for statutory rape of your 16 year old girlfriend when you were 18.

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