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Why you, (US Petitioner) should not lie about your criminal or other histories

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Sparkle Sparkle   914

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1 hour ago, Besamiot said:

That happened to me. Beneficiary never told me about a previous marriage.  He provided a certificate of celibacy that I included in the i-129 package. And prior to my meeting him in 2016, he had visited the US in 2010 as a married man. Guess what? He was confronted with this at his interview and denied. Reason? No divorce/death certificate was included in the application. Of course, I couldn't continue with someone who kept such information from me.

Well done!!

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JFH
JFH

Your marriage, your choices. But would you rather she finds out from you or from someone else? I’m not talking about traffic tickets. I’m talking convictions. If she subsequently found out you hadn’t

laylalex
laylalex

Um, if I found out that my fiance had been convicted of a misdemeanor, I would want to know about it. I'm not talking about tickets for speeding or moving violations. I would want to know if he had be

geowrian
geowrian

Traffic violations are civil violations. They are not criminal convictions. These are night and day comparisons.   Yes, it must be mentioned. This is in the I-129F itself:    E

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Sparkle Sparkle   914

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21 hours ago, Besamiot said:

That happened to me. Beneficiary never told me about a previous marriage.  He provided a certificate of celibacy that I included in the i-129 package. And prior to my meeting him in 2016, he had visited the US in 2010 as a married man. Guess what? He was confronted with this at his interview and denied. Reason? No divorce/death certificate was included in the application. Of course, I couldn't continue with someone who kept such information from me.

Just curious, you mean your current fiance or previous?

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6 hours ago, Besamiot said:

Previous. 

Thats nice...Good riddance to bad rubbish

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