I-129F I need my criminal history, however, I live 2,000 miles away from the court

[KerrMasonJar 0]

I've been going through the step by step process. I'm sure when I fill out the I-129g it's going to tell me I need to submit more information on my arrests. They happened 15+ years ago, but there were 4 of them. I don't even remember the details anymore. To streamline the process I want to get the criminal history first and then send them the information with my initial form.

 

Now, I was arrested in Connecticut and I live in Utah. I've explained the situation to a few people at the criminal clerk's office and I get a slightly different version of what I need to do each time I call. So my confidence level of fairly low. Is there any other way for me to get my criminal history?

[milimelo 4,477]

Give someone in CT (a lawyer, paralegal) power of attorney to go to the court and get it for you? 

[Gary Rich 261]

8 minutes ago, KerrMasonJar said:

I've been going through the step by step process. I'm sure when I fill out the I-129g it's going to tell me I need to submit more information on my arrests. They happened 15+ years ago, but there were 4 of them. I don't even remember the details anymore. To streamline the process I want to get the criminal history first and then send them the information with my initial form.

 

Now, I was arrested in Connecticut and I live in Utah. I've explained the situation to a few people at the criminal clerk's office and I get a slightly different version of what I need to do each time I call. So my confidence level of fairly low. Is there any other way for me to get my criminal history?

In each county where you were arrested, just ask the clerk for a certificate of deposition. That certificate will have details of your arrest, so there is no need to worry as much. 

[KerrMasonJar 0]

I wonder, would an FBI rap sheet be acceptable?

[Gary Rich 261]

2 minutes ago, KerrMasonJar said:

I wonder, would an FBI rap sheet be acceptable?

No.. 

[powerpuff 6,697]

3 minutes ago, KerrMasonJar said:

I wonder, would an FBI rap sheet be acceptable?

No. You will need to get the actual court papers. USCIS won’t make exceptions because it’s too far away to travel.

[Edward and Jaycel 157]

I got an RFE for not sending the proper documentation along with my I-129F petition for a charge that I had 30+ years ago. I had to write to the county clerk and formally request a certified copy of the court disposition. USCIS will not accept anything other than a certified copy from the court.