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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Are you talking about a police clearance, Earmuffs? I didn't think you needed that for AOS... :unsure:

no I meant court papers because I have a criminal record.. and i need the final disposition (sp).

So i hope that since my K1 was approved with my record that the AOS will be..

now if my sponsor would get in gear thats a whold nother story..

I'm sorry, when you filed for the K1 was the matter finished or ongoing? I thought that the K1 only asked for info on domestic violence, alcohol or controlled substance and other violent crimes. You will need the court record for the I-485 if you have been convicted or charged with a crime of moral turpitude or charged with and/or convicted of any crime. Sounds like you'll need it, but I think you already know that.

naw they are form 10 years ago and are long finished... I have all my court papers on the way, same ones I submitted with my K1. I was just saying and hoping that if you get approved for the K1 with a record that you would get approved for AOS.

AOS Timeline

12/05/2007 - Mailed AOS package

07/03/2008 - Received Welcome Letter and Green Card in Mail.

Filed: Other Country: Canada
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Daisylynn, once we get the court records, I'll be better able to advise you. Hang in there!!!

IR5

2007-07-27 – Case complete at NVC waiting on the world or at least MTL.

2007-12-19 - INTERVIEW AT MTL, SPLIT DECISION.

2007-12-24-Mom's I-551 arrives, Pop's still in purgatory (AP)

2008-03-11-AP all done, Pop is approved!!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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IR5-I know, I was SO excited to get that paper and brought it right here. I know you said before that you could help me better with the court record. Little did I know I had the wrong thing! :crying: I'm calling tomorrow to get it. I hope she understands me this time. I told her court record before but she sent this! :huh: And no worries about asking questions. You've been such a huge help to me!! He was 18 when he was charged, 19 when he was convicted.

IR-1 Visa

8-14-2007 Mailed in husband's I-130 to Consulate in Toronto

8-15-2007 Toronto received I-130

8-27-2007 Toronto called to set up I-130 appointment

8-31-2007 Interview at Consulate Approved

9-25-2007 Received Packet 3 in mail

12-9-2007 Received police record (fingerprint version)

1-18-2008 Sent packet 3 back

2-26-2008 heard back from Montreal via email about our interview date

4-23-2008 Montreal Interview!!! Visa APPROVED!!

5-31-2008 Crossed the border into the US to live! :) (one of the happiest days!!)

Currently residing in NC and loving it!

03/2011 Looking into getting dh US citizenship (and just when I thought we were done with all the paperwork! Ha!

US Citizenship timeline:

3-18-2011 Paperwork/check sent

3-25-2011 Check cashed

3-25-2011 NOA

4-16-2011 Fingerprints

6-15-2011 Interview

7-02-2011 Oath Ceremony We're done!!

 
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