Received RFE - Criminal Conviction Documents Or Court Dispositions

[badwolfxi 56]

Hey VJers, six and a half months after filing I received an RFE, actually glad to even hear back. After reviewing what documents we provided, which were criminal conviction papers and court dispositions mostly, it seems this RFE may be for police reports that I did not include in my packet as a result of it being an afterthought when assembling the packet initially.

 

Take a look at the RFE and let me know what you think.

[igoyougoduke 1,656]

5 minutes ago, badwolfxi said:

Hey VJers, six and a half months after filing I received an RFE, actually glad to even hear back. After reviewing what documents we provided, which were criminal conviction papers and court dispositions mostly, it seems this RFE may be for police reports that I did not include in my packet as a result of it being an afterthought when assembling the packet initially.

 

Take a look at the RFE and let me know what you think.

Did you certify your court documents or just submitted copies ? If yes, looks like the issue is with police documents. 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

28 minutes ago, badwolfxi said:

Hey VJers, six and a half months after filing I received an RFE, actually glad to even hear back. After reviewing what documents we provided, which were criminal conviction papers and court dispositions mostly, it seems this RFE may be for police reports that I did not include in my packet as a result of it being an afterthought when assembling the packet initially.

 

Take a look at the RFE and let me know what you think.

 

 

 

 

 

Court papers must be certified and police reports for each offense must be included and those do not need to be certified. Get those and return to USCIS and your case will continue to move forward. Don't miss any offenses even those that are expunged or sealed as everything in your life is in their data bases even if not in the court.

Edited June 14, 2020 by Greenbaum

[badwolfxi 56]

22 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

Court papers must be certified and police reports for each offense must be included and those do not need to be certified. Get those and return to USCIS and your case will continue to move forward. Don't miss any offenses even those that are expunged or sealed as everything in your life is in their data bases even if not in the court.

Yes all the court papers initially sent were certified and original copies. I plan on going back this week to get those again WITH the police reports. Thank you so much for your reply, hope to return soon with good news.

Edited June 14, 2020 by badwolfxi

[MaeRS 0]

Hi. Please help. We received an RFE like this. My fiancé, the U.S. citizen wrote in the form that he had 2 DUI's year 2000 but failed to send any evidence. He request from the court for any record but his court records have been purged or deleted instead they give him a certified copy with a sealed stamp. Is that good enough or he need to send police records also? Thank you.

 

 

Edited June 17, 2020 by MaeRS

[Greenbaum 12,259]

2 hours ago, MaeRS said:

Hi. Please help. We received an RFE like this. My fiancé, the U.S. citizen wrote in the form that he had 2 DUI's year 2000 but failed to send any evidence. He request from the court for any record but his court records have been purged or deleted instead they give him a certified copy with a sealed stamp. Is that good enough or he need to send police records also? Thank you.

Your question has already been answered. Reread this thread and you'll have your answer. You have to do some of some of the heavy lifting with research. 

Edited June 17, 2020 by Greenbaum

[JFH 12,190]

*~*~*procedural question moved from “progress reports” to “process and procedures”*~*~*

[NoMansLand2020 298]

16 hours ago, MaeRS said:

Hi. Please help. We received an RFE like this. My fiancé, the U.S. citizen wrote in the form that he had 2 DUI's year 2000 but failed to send any evidence. He request from the court for any record but his court records have been purged or deleted instead they give him a certified copy with a sealed stamp. Is that good enough or he need to send police records also? Thank you.

 

 

Make sure you read the second paragraph carefully. If the records have been expunged, deleted or the likes... You need to provide a certified letter from the court showing that. I would also get a copy of the police report.

 

You also need to submit a notarized statement in your own words of the events leading to the arrest, initial charges, final dispositions, list of charges, location of the court and the punishments. 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

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[claudiaaa 0]

Hello, 

 

can I ask what your court disposition papers look like ?? 

[TBoneTX 45,267]

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