Does this crime fall under AWA? Here are the details of the conviction and what we'll provide USCIS for the RFE

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19 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

That info would have been crucial for this ENTIRE thread.

 

Why would it matter?  He does not need a visa!   Why is this even a thread??

Because I am waiting for the decisions on the i485 and i130 - I need to be able to stay here... I am not a USC, I'm a beneficiary...

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21 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

That info would have been crucial for this ENTIRE thread.

 

Why would it matter?  He does not need a visa!   Why is this even a thread??

I hope that now it makes sense why I asked if his conviction likely falls under the AWA. 

 

You probably didn't get to read the screenshot I attached of the RFE from the i130 he submitted for me, but we're trying to gather said documents to plead our case.

 

Please let me know if I can clarify anything else for you, I did write a wall of text and I understand it's a lot of digest.

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The conviction  does fall under AWA . Look at the specified activities in link below and you will see it listed in the denial .

 

You seem to have been caught unprepared…but it is what it is. 
‘Just showing court records and trying to explain it away…will not work. 

 

You needed a forensic psychological evaluation and a long list of evidence that proves he is no risk. 
 

Don’t waste your time making argument that he was innocent or that case/trial was procedurally defective, it won’t help you at all. 
 

If you are still making payments on appellate attorney retainer, ask him nicely if he can hit pause for a bit. You absolutely need an attorney that knows AWA …to have a shot at getting a No Risk Determination.
 

 

 

 

 

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/err/D6 - Fiancees and Fiances of U.S. Citizen (K-1)/Decisions_Issued_in_2015/NOV102015_01D6101.pdf

 

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You are looking to adjust status, from what?

 

On what basis did you enter the US?