What is considered a stop by the police?

[afrocraft 314]

On 1/8/2018 at 12:15 AM, Coco8 said:

Citizenship is based on your behavior during the GC. Anything before that matters for the GC, unless is something more serious than what you mentioned.

Your general point is correct (that OP is making a mountain out of a no-hill), but this specific point is, respectfully, incorrect. In assessing whether you are a person of good moral character, USCIS may examine your behavior years before you obtained permanent residency.

[CarlHamilton 252]

What book is this?  So we can avoid it.

[corvusheart 163]

8 hours ago, afrocraft said:

Your general point is correct (that OP is making a mountain out of a no-hill), but this specific point is, respectfully, incorrect. In assessing whether you are a person of good moral character, USCIS may examine your behavior years before you obtained permanent residency.

Shouldn't they have already done that back when he was applying for fiance visa? Shouldn't the no trace police report be enough?

[shell20 746]

20 hours ago, corvusheart said:

Shouldn't they have already done that back when he was applying for fiance visa? Shouldn't the no trace police report be enough?

As long as it was a kitty and not a #####............... cat you should be fine!!  Sorry couldn't resist that.  If there is no trace he is fine. I think you are overthinking it all. Let's put it this way, your husbands name may have been taken to cross check if he wasn't one of the criminals around that particular area, but the police man is hardly going to make a report that a man was seen stroking a kitty, imagine how much he would be laughed at, at the police station?   I would not mention any of this as this is NOTHING to mention.  Your husband is not a criminal, in fact he is just a kind guy looking after a stray cat.