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Bangkok - they did inform me that they have received my son's passport but that there are administrative delays in printing the CRBA

My sons CRBA has been stuck in the "Pending Print" status for over a month now. The embassy we applied through only mentioned there are current administrative delays. Should this be any cause of concern? We were told at the interview that my son is now a US citizen and will have a US passport but that was all expected weeks ago and I have not seen any email confirming approval.

Is there any impact on the petition if I was given an Other Than Honorable discharge from the military? It was over 20 years ago and was for going UA so was considered administrative.

Is there any negative impact by filing the i-129f then switching to cr1 if the i-129f doesn't go well? Other than spending the extra fees? If I file the i-129f am i able to track which processing center it routes to? I just returned home and will not be able to get back to my partner for at least a few months so wouldnt be able to marry until then anyways

What should I expect from this process? Below are what my record consists of. Should I have any concerns or am I over worrying? my record is (all over 15 years old): assault causing bodily injury - reduced to disorderly conduct by fighting (this is from a fight with my father) DUI Trespass (simple) resisting a peace officer (for this one I was arrested a second time for missing a payment on the fine) I also have a TRO (discharged with no incident or violation) All of this will be fully disclosed. i am also doing background and finger print checks to make sure there are no ghosts in the closet I forgot about. Should I be worried about any of this hurting my chances of getting a visa for my beneficiary? I think I am being more cautious as we share a son together and are trying to be together as soon as possible. I would hate to go through the process and get denied or delayed. Would a spouse visa be a better option to avoid risk of being denied? Would the items in my record cause delays to the process?

The certified court records that I was able to obtain include the original complaint as well as the disposition. Would these together satisfy the criminal history document requirements?

Greetings, I am in the process of getting all of the information together to create my application packet and want to make sure I am doing everything correctly. I have some minor criminal issues that I want to make sure I disclose correctly. 1. I was able to get the certified court records which include the original complaint (which lists the original event and arrest along with the charges). The question for this is will this suffice for the "court certified copies of arrest record and/or disposition for each incident"? 2. For "at least three convictions for crimes relating to a controlled substance or alcohol not arising from a single act" is relating to referring to the charge itself? Obviously, a DUI would be under this category but does any event of arrest in which alcohol was involved also a part of this? Such as I was out had a few beers and fell asleep on a bench and was given a trespass citation? 3. I also have an arrest from 20 years ago for disorderly conduct that no charges were ever filed, and there is no record of. Does this need disclosed? If so, how? 4. Also from over 20 years ago - while I was in the Navy I took an UA with a couple of ship mates and we traveled around for a while. Eventually we were picked up by a sheriff and turned over to the Navy. I returned to service and was eventually discharged on favorable terms. Would this event need to be disclosed and if so how? 5. I have been digging through the forum here but I have been unable to locate a good example of the format in which the criminal record should be disclosed. Could anyone possibly point me in the right direction? Thank you all and it is great to see a community so helpful and passionate about helping