Old conviction (pre-AOS) and ROC interview?

[nereides 13]

Hi all,

 

I have a question that my Google skills are failing me on. I received a conviction somewhat equivalent to a DUI (drunk in charge of motor) in the UK in 2011 - I was 17 and very stupid. Obviously this was taken into account during the AOS process and discussed at interview -  I provided court-certified certificate of conviction, plus copies of all documents relating to the specific youth conviction process, and I've provided the same again with my ROC package. This is the only thing on my UK record and my record since being in the US is completely clean.

 

Does this make it more likely that I/we are called in for a ROC interview, or is it "irrelevant" since it was already reviewed during AOS and they're only looking for fraud when it comes to selecting for interviews? I put together what I think was a pretty comprehensive ROC package...

 

Thanks in advance for any help!

[Wuozopo 4,293]

I think they are pretty much looking for who married just for the purpose of a greencard. Interviews are rare and seem to come from lack of evidence to support married, living together, sharing financials. If your offence was a problem, you would not have been granted a greencard.