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Form I-751 - Arrested for Suspension of Drivers License - Warrant

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US Canadian Desi   0

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I have to file for my husband the I-751, he is a driver as a profession and he got arrested in a different state for license suspension. He got pulled over and since there was a warrant out and he did not pay the fine, he was taken in. He paid the bail and then was released. I have to fill out the form and on the form it states have you ever been arrested and then in parenthesis it states excluding traffic violations, does this qualify as a traffic violation and should i check mark no? Do I need to check mark Yes? Please someone give me guidance on this. This form is extremely crucial and I don't want to mess it up. Thank You!

11-25-2011 - NOA1 - Applied for K-1 Fiancee Visa for my Canadian love living in Vancouver from Pakistan, sent package to California
04-23-2012 - NOA2 - Application Approved, waiting for interview date.
07-23-2012 - NOA3 - Email from Vancouver consulate that we are receiving letter to send packet 3.
07-23-2012 - NOA3 - Packet 3 - Letter received to submit DS-230 and Checklist to get a interview scheduled.
12-07-2012 - Interview - Received white paper requesting more documents.

04-10-2013 - Sent additional documents via Loomis for Van Consulate.

05-10-2013 - Email stating passport is at Loomis for pick up.

05-13-2013 - Passport returned requesting 1. Police Reports which we have previously submitted 2 times and also stated 2. Administrative Processing.

08-29-2013 - Received letter stating Visa Denied due to Moral Turpitude, Also note that we can apply for wavier I-601

12-31-2013 - Receipt date for I-601 Waiver - Waiting for results.

07-10-2014 - Interview, Visa Approved, Administrative Processing.... waiting....

8-1-2014 - Visa Issued

11-18-2014- flight booked for Fiance

1-2015 -Married, Registered for SSN, Registered for AOS, Work Permit and Advance Parole

10-2015 - AOS interview, approved.

Approximately 4 year journey to get everything done.

 

8-2017- Filed for Green Card - USCIS I-751 Petition (Form CRI-89, Petition to Remove Conditions of Permanent Resident Status )

 

Waiting to hear back on getting a Green Card....

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I would include this on the form, providing all details and copies of all the relevant documents. 

 

When USCIS says "traffic violations" they really seem to mean "moving violations", such as speeding, running a stop sign, or failure to use your turn signals, which can result in being stopped by law enforcement and possibly issued a misdemeanor traffic citation. 

 

Given that (at least in Texas) this would be considered DWLI (driving whilst licence invalid) then this would be a step above that. 

 

It should not impact his application, but I think including it is the best way to proceed. 

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15 (5/7/12) Did an unpleasant walk-in biometrics in Fort Worth, TX
45 (6/7/12) Received email & text notification of an interview on 7/10
67 (6/29/12) EAD production ordered
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299 (2/16/13) Received second interview letter for 3/8
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