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US citizen's criminal record (AOS interview)

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Allie D   39

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My husband and I are appearing for our initial AOS interview in early June. He is the US citizen petitioner and I am the foreign national beneficiary.

 

Our I-485 interview notice states that if the applicant has been arrested or detained by a law officer for any reason, it is necessary to bring the official documentation to the interview. I have a clean record but my husband was convicted of a misdemeanor. He has complied with law officers and will not be going to jail. Since this is his first offense, it might not even go on his criminal record.

 

During a free consultation, a lawyer told us that his criminal record is irrelevant to the AOS case. To clarify, should we bring my husband's arrest record, court order, etc. to the interview? Is the US citizen investigated during background checks?

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Married to US Citizen. I'm the beneficiary.

 

Adjustment of Status (AOS) from F-1

  • Priority date: 2016-09
  • Initial interview for I-485: 2017-06. Approved on the same day.

 

Removal of Conditions (ROC)

  • Eligible starting: 2019-03
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Ontarkie   14,565

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His record is not needed, he is the USC and not the applicant. 

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