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drink driving offense on police record, need a waiver???

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justbee   0

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hello,

my husband has his CR1 interview in london on wednesday and we are worried about a drink driving offense on his police record, which was from 10 years ago.

we've been told by other forum members that we might need a waiver to go along for the interview.

i have no idea what this waiver is, if we need one or if we will be denied because of this on his record.

anyone have any advice???

desperate and anxious!

2 days til our interview!!!

bee

bee (USA) & robbie (Wales)

2003 Sept03 met on a flight to Amsterdam

2004 Nov03 married! Cardiff, Wales

2005

May05 mailed I-130 to Texas Service Center

Dec05 I-130 approved

2007

May 09- case forwarded to London embassy

May 30- received interview date!!!!!!!

June 27-medical exam London

July 11- interview London: visa held, more paperwork required

July 13- courier p/u passport and paperwork

July 31- passport sent back- paperwork not acceptable

Aug 07- courier p/u passport and cosponsor paperwork

Aug 10- letter received, need co sponsor's proof of citizenship

Aug 14- sent in co sponsor's proof of citizenship

Aug 25- courier delivered passport/visa, nobody home!

Aug 29- passport w/ VISA successfully delivered!!!!!!!!!!!

Aug 31- robbie flies to omaha USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sept 25- received SS#

Oct 31- received Permanent Residents card

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hello,

my husband has his CR1 interview in london on wednesday and we are worried about a drink driving offense on his police record, which was from 10 years ago.

we've been told by other forum members that we might need a waiver to go along for the interview.

i have no idea what this waiver is, if we need one or if we will be denied because of this on his record.

anyone have any advice???

desperate and anxious!

2 days til our interview!!!

bee

This seems to be very vague...but this is what it says on the Embassy in London's website. Hopefully someone immigrating over from England will have a bit more info for you.

Good Luck

http://london.usembassy.gov/cons_new/visa/niv/add_crime.html

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02-08-07 - Found out that our petition had been closed back in Oct. 2006. No one was ever notified of this from USCIS

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Boiler Grand Master

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DD by itself should not require a waiver.

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“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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T.O_2_FL Enthusiast

T.O_2_FL   0

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hello,

my husband has his CR1 interview in london on wednesday and we are worried about a drink driving offense on his police record, which was from 10 years ago.

we've been told by other forum members that we might need a waiver to go along for the interview.

i have no idea what this waiver is, if we need one or if we will be denied because of this on his record.

anyone have any advice???

desperate and anxious!

2 days til our interview!!!

bee

how did everything turn out? Did you end up needing a waiver?

Hope all went well!

Cheers!

Our Timeline:

K-1 Visa

I-129F Sent : 2007-03-06

I-129F NOA1 : 2007-04-03

I-129F NOA2 : 2007-08-07

Packet 3 Received : 2007-09-10

Packet 3 Sent : 2007-09-12

Interview Date : 2008-02-13 Montreal U.S. Consulate APPROVED!

Visa Received By Mail : 2008-02-20

Moved: 2008-03-01 The long drive from Canada to Florida!

Applied for SSN : 2008-03-12

Received SSN by mail: 2008-03-21

Wedding Date : 2008-05-03

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AOS, EAD & AP

Sent in AOS, EAD & AP Applications : 2008-05-09

AOS, EAD & AP Applications received by UCIS: 2008-05-12

AOS, EAD & AP NOA1 : 2008-05-16, received in mail 2008-05-20

AOS, EAD NOA2 : 2008-05-21, received in mail 2008-05-27

AOS Case transferred to CA: 2008-06-03

AOS Case being processed: 2008-06-09

Biometrics Interview: 2008-06-11

AOS & EAD touched: 2008-06-11

AOS & EAD touched: 2008-06-12

AOS touched: 2008-06-19

AOS Card production ordered: 2008-07-11

AOS Notice mailed welcoming the new permanent resident: 2008-07-14

AOS touched: 2008-07-16

AOS touched: 2008-07-17

U.S Resident's Card recieved in mail!!!!: 2008-07-18

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