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I-129f past dui offence

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hello, i used to be a little wild in my younger days and i have 3 dui's (they are all misdeamor),Part C of I-129f ? #2,I have the secratary of state records to send in .Should i also get a background check from the state police to send in also??? Do u think this will have a negative effect on her visa? thanks

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If you are the U.S. citizen, your criminal background is not the issue. They only want to make sure that the immigrant doesn't have a criminal background.

You don't have to send in anything for yourself if you are the U.S. citizen.

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If you are the U.S. citizen, your criminal background is not the issue. They only want to make sure that the immigrant doesn't have a criminal background.

You don't have to send in anything for yourself if you are the U.S. citizen.

Yes, having a DUI record won't affect your petition. My petitioner who is now my husband has DUI & our petition was approved. Goodluck to you... :thumbs:

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If you are the U.S. citizen, your criminal background is not the issue. They only want to make sure that the immigrant doesn't have a criminal background.

You don't have to send in anything for yourself if you are the U.S. citizen.

Evidently you've never heard of IMBRA. If he has 3 DUI's on his record he has to answer yes on the IMBRA related criminal background question. As such, he must send the court records. However, IMBRA is about informing the beneficiary, of the petitioner's criminal past, not denying the petition because of it.

Just send what the I-129F tells you to send.

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i think you should be fine.

my fiance had DUIs a while back as well and we got aproved. I think it makes a difference if there is some other crime related to the alcohol consumption.

worst case scenario...you get a RFE. very unlikely though....

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MATTYSMOM   0

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Hi

I am new to this site . I have often read posts but never posted anything myself. My fiancee and I are in the process. We have recieved our noa2 and are waiting for a date for his medical and interview. Our concern is that he has 3 duiS in the past, the last one being in 2003 (I think it was) and we are Both afraid they will deny him his visa on account of this. Has anyone had experience with this? Help we are panicing! :help:

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pushbrk   12,157

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Hi

I am new to this site . I have often read posts but never posted anything myself. My fiancee and I are in the process. We have recieved our noa2 and are waiting for a date for his medical and interview. Our concern is that he has 3 duiS in the past, the last one being in 2003 (I think it was) and we are Both afraid they will deny him his visa on account of this. Has anyone had experience with this? Help we are panicing! :help:

I take it in this case it's the immigrant with the DUI convictions. This is probably a question for the waivers forum and should have its own thread there. Please provide the profile and timeline information and be clear about who and when.

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