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With that on his record the chance of him landing a good job is slim. Good jobs require background checks and Moral character checks. What will he do for work? Can you be the bread winner? He may get frustrated with the way things are going and return to a life of crime. Spending 6 or 7 years in jail changes a man and not for the better. Think about your future. I have 3 daughters and spent 33.5 years in law enforcement. He has a lot on his plate just to get back to normal. Getting married should be last on his list. Do yourself and the people who love you a favor. Do not pursue this man. I think you'll regret it.
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Criminal Record No Court
Bob in Boston replied to Donald7's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures
This is Bull, Your guaranteed a speedy trial. Have your lawyer pursue this. The Sixth Amendment guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the right to a lawyer, the right to an impartial jury, and the right to know who your accusers are and the nature of the charges and evidence against you. -
U.S. Nursing Licensure for Internationally Educated Nurses | NCSBN good site to start your investigation into a nursing career in the United States.
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I think its called a nclex test or something like that. Then you can start applying to get your licence. You can take that in many locations not just the US. https://www.ncsbn.org/nclex.page
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N400 and criminal record
Bob in Boston replied to blackwaterpark76's topic in US Citizenship General Discussion
Did you go to court? Were you arrested or just given a ticket? If you were just given a ticket and went to court to pay the fine then the court system will have a record of it. Police I highly doubt if it was just a citation. No report was probably filed so no record. -
I agree. I Know first hand how the AOS is abused and I dont agree with it. While we on VJ have our guides to get things done with immigration the underground has their own guide. Need to change the rules to stop rewarding lawlessness. But thats not the american way. We need to Pity our lawbreakers and make excuses for them.
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Applying for Firearms ID
Bob in Boston replied to Pats5415's topic in Moving to the US and Your New Life In America
In Mass take the firearms safety first. Once done visit your local Police Department and fill out the application. You will be interviewed and we have 2 classes here. Life and Property and Hunting and target shooting. Pick one. You will do better in a small town rather than a big one. Too much crime in the big ones and they are very picky. I got mine through Law Enforcement so its easy for me and I cant comment on what the interview is like. Just need to qualify once a year And I fall under LEOSA which is a Federal law for Law Enforcement -
How soon can I get married once I enter the US?
Bob in Boston replied to Dowoon's topic in Tourist Visas
And when you visit You are allowed to get married. OP never refered her Visit Visa as a permit to get married. -
No, there are many reasons for filing seperatly. As long as you file and pay what is owed you will be fine. you can bring your spouses return with you as proof of living together also.
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I will answer this as if it was me this happened too. Some people have different ideas of what is acceptable behavior. If I brought a wife here and she had a past she didnt disclose to me I would question her honesty and the real reason she wanted to come here. You didnt say if this crime was violent (if it was sleep with one eve open) or moral (if so watch your assets) or drug related ( watch out for those drivebys) sooner or later this is all going to catch up with her. I would wish her well and leave her to her own Drama. She owns this not you and not being honest with you creates some real serious trust issues. Nothing in the law says you got to Rat them out so let her go to solve her problem her way. just because she has a warrant does not mean the country will extradite so turning her in will do nothing in that case. Not knowing the crime I would still make the same decision as she is dishonest and could bring you harm. I say Divorce and move on. This will catch up to her as when USCIS finds out they will take away her benifits as she lied on the forms.
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This is from Pushbrk in another subject (forgot kids I130) but I think it applies here also. "As an aside. This is another caution to those who insist everybody should do this themselves. Only those with the aptitude and motivation to carefully study forms and instructions, are able to do this on their own. That's lots of folks, but not everybody."
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N-400 enough evidence?
Bob in Boston replied to red12345's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
do you have any child support obligations? -
N-400 enough evidence?
Bob in Boston replied to red12345's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
If it doesn't apply then it does not apply. You have kids from other partners listed? -
N-400 enough evidence?
Bob in Boston replied to red12345's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
That looks great, she got a 10 year green card yet?