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JAPrincess   27

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Ummmmmmmmm.................. less than 3 years has nothing to do with immigration - the standard is being convicted of a crime that COULD have resulted in a sentence of more than 1 year - literally 366 days - whether served or not. If your fiance has a conviction and jail time, you had better sort that out well before the interview.....

Amen Sus!

Yes the expungement can happen, but it takes a long time, whether he is eligible depends on the severity of the crime and the amount of time since it happened... and you must get it done before ever setting foot in the embassy.

Please read this thread:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/190850-criminal-record-do-we-have-hope/page__st__30__p__3456037__hl__hope__fromsearch__1#entry3456037

Rasta did get through after the expungement.

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eagle+eyed Enthusiast

eagle+eyed   8

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Did you ever get the police cert from St. Mary?

YES! :dance: Took two freakin months but YES indeed, and I guess it's something that is new to certain police stations as they told me on the phone YES MA'AM YESSSS to the question about obtaining the police reports for foreign visas and not just local. :thumbs:

“If puss and dog can get together, why cant we love one another?"


06/15/11: MAILED I-129F, ''fiancé visa'', petition to marry foreign born fiancé 3 months after landing in U.S.
06/22/11: CHECK CASHED! CASE MOVING FROM TEXAS TO CALI SERVICE CENTER (CSC)
06/25/11: NOA1, letter dated 6/20/11 from CSC
07/18/11: "TOUCH"
10/27/11: NOA2!! 129 DAYS
11/12/11: NVC Receives Petition
12/02/11: Kingston receives case from NVC.. Packet 3 never received. Request via email, more than one email sent.
12/19/11: Email Reply from Kingston with PACKET 4 and INTERVIEW DATE
12/23/11: MEDICAL APPOINTMENT KINGSTON
01/12/12: INTERVIEW KINGSTON 9:00am! **APPROVED!!!*
01/24/12: PICK UP VISA @ KINGSTON
01/26/12: POE @ ATL
02/21/12: MARRIED!!
04/17/12: Sent AOS, EAD & AP- Adjustment of status to "Conditional Permanent Resident'', Authorization to begin work, and Advance Parole (to travel outside U.S. while green card processes)
04/20/12: NOA1 I-485, I-765, I-131
05/11/12: Biometrics notice for appointment
05/23//12: Case transferred to CSC
06/08/12: Biometrics appointment
06/18/12: I-765 Approved & Green Card Production begins
06/23/12: EAD card and A.P. approval
01/05/13: I-485 APPROVAL text/email, Green card has been sent
01/11/13: Green Card arrives

09/22/14: Send in ROC for ten year green card

12/19/14: Green Card Expires, File for Removal of Conditions no earlier than 09/19/2014

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Shawna123 Enthusiast

Shawna123   1

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My fiance just got his police certificate at black river police station in St. Elizabeth so he can get his passport. He got it the same day and didn't have to pay anything. Is this the same one you need for the interview? Or does he have to go to Kingston to receive the one there?

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Caramel   3

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My fiance just got his police certificate at black river police station in St. Elizabeth so he can get his passport. He got it the same day and didn't have to pay anything. Is this the same one you need for the interview? Or does he have to go to Kingston to receive the one there?

Kingston

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eagle+eyed   8

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My fiance got his record from a local station, he just have to clarify foreign record or local record that he does need, then they can do it there locally and he can pick it up there also.it's something new so it did take him quite some time and we had nooo idea what was going on, but finally did get through!

“If puss and dog can get together, why cant we love one another?"


06/15/11: MAILED I-129F, ''fiancé visa'', petition to marry foreign born fiancé 3 months after landing in U.S.
06/22/11: CHECK CASHED! CASE MOVING FROM TEXAS TO CALI SERVICE CENTER (CSC)
06/25/11: NOA1, letter dated 6/20/11 from CSC
07/18/11: "TOUCH"
10/27/11: NOA2!! 129 DAYS
11/12/11: NVC Receives Petition
12/02/11: Kingston receives case from NVC.. Packet 3 never received. Request via email, more than one email sent.
12/19/11: Email Reply from Kingston with PACKET 4 and INTERVIEW DATE
12/23/11: MEDICAL APPOINTMENT KINGSTON
01/12/12: INTERVIEW KINGSTON 9:00am! **APPROVED!!!*
01/24/12: PICK UP VISA @ KINGSTON
01/26/12: POE @ ATL
02/21/12: MARRIED!!
04/17/12: Sent AOS, EAD & AP- Adjustment of status to "Conditional Permanent Resident'', Authorization to begin work, and Advance Parole (to travel outside U.S. while green card processes)
04/20/12: NOA1 I-485, I-765, I-131
05/11/12: Biometrics notice for appointment
05/23//12: Case transferred to CSC
06/08/12: Biometrics appointment
06/18/12: I-765 Approved & Green Card Production begins
06/23/12: EAD card and A.P. approval
01/05/13: I-485 APPROVAL text/email, Green card has been sent
01/11/13: Green Card arrives

09/22/14: Send in ROC for ten year green card

12/19/14: Green Card Expires, File for Removal of Conditions no earlier than 09/19/2014

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queenie10 Apprentice

queenie10   3

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Expungement is regularly done in Jamaica, you just have to pay a lawyer lots of money, it's not something a layperson can do. Just as it would in the US, expungement makes it legal for you to say "no, you have not been arrested or convicted of a crime". Expungement is also done here in the states, although it usually only applies to lesser crimes.

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Princessblack   21

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...............sorry.

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Case #1: CR1 & CR2-Hubby & Kids
6/6/11...Priority Date
7/2011...NOA2 ~44 days
8/5/2011...NVC & IIN # Received
9/12/11... CR1 & Cr2 cases completed. ~37 days
11/4/11... CR1 & CR2 Interview APPROVED!!!
11/2011... POE
Praise Jesus!smile.png
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Case #2 - F1-Sister
USCIS
10/2006....I-130 sent.

NVC
9/2011.....NVC Case # received.
1/2012....AOS Bill Paid & I864 sent.
2/2012....IV Bill Paid & DS 230 sent
2/2012....**Case on Child Status Protection Act Review**
3/2012...Case complete waiting for interview date.

KNG Embassy

11/2013...Interview date :)

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