Please help me for requesting for evidence-I129F(K1)

[steventhai 0]

The INS sent me a letter to request for evidence- Form: I-129F(K1), Part C:

On the question 2. Have you ever been convicted by a court of law (civil or criminal) or court martialed by a military tribunal for any of the

following crimes. I answred: NO,

but on the question 3 3. If you have provided information about a conviction for a crime listed above and you were being battered or subjected to

extreme cruelty by your spouse, parent, or adult child at the time of your conviction, check all of the following that apply to

you:

I answered: I was acting in self-defense. Although I did not have any criminal convictions when I'm living in the USA. I'm a good citizen, no go to the jail, no court record at all.

The INS asked me to provide evidence in support of my case. Examples such evidence include, but are not limited to police report, court records, news articles, and trial transcripts.

Please help me to solve this problem. What can I do now for requesting from INS for part C: Form I129F, question 3?

God bless you!

Thank you very much.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

Edited March 31, 2009 by Bobby_Umit

[steventhai 0]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

Ok, so you have to correct your I-129f - you were only suppose to fill in that second part if you answered "yes" to the question above.

[steventhai 0]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

Ok, so you have to correct your I-129f - you were only suppose to fill in that second part if you answered "yes" to the question above.

But INS only request me part C, question on form I129F only, how to support evidence when I have no criminal convictions or police report any more.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

Ok, so you have to correct your I-129f - you were only suppose to fill in that second part if you answered "yes" to the question above.

But INS only request me part C, question on form I129F only, how to support evidence when I have no criminal convictions or police report any more.

Because you put an answer in that section, so you have to provide evidence. Read the instructions closely for that section,\

If you have provided information about a conviction for a crime listed above and you were being battered or subjected to

extreme cruelty by your spouse, parent, or adult child at the time of your conviction, check all of the following that apply to

you:

Since you did not get convicted or even go to court, you made an error in filling out the form, so you must correct that error.

[steventhai 0]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

Ok, so you have to correct your I-129f - you were only suppose to fill in that second part if you answered "yes" to the question above.

But INS only request me part C, question on form I129F only, how to support evidence when I have no criminal convictions or police report any more.

How can I correct the error on that part?

Please give me some advices.

Thanks,

Because you put an answer in that section, so you have to provide evidence. Read the instructions closely for that section,\

If you have provided information about a conviction for a crime listed above and you were being battered or subjected to

extreme cruelty by your spouse, parent, or adult child at the time of your conviction, check all of the following that apply to

you:

Since you did not get convicted or even go to court, you made an error in filling out the form, so you must correct that error.

[steventhai 0]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

Ok, so you have to correct your I-129f - you were only suppose to fill in that second part if you answered "yes" to the question above.

But INS only request me part C, question on form I129F only, how to support evidence when I have no criminal convictions or police report any more.

How can I correct the error on that part?

Please give me some advices.

Thanks,

Because you put an answer in that section, so you have to provide evidence. Read the instructions closely for that section,\

If you have provided information about a conviction for a crime listed above and you were being battered or subjected to

extreme cruelty by your spouse, parent, or adult child at the time of your conviction, check all of the following that apply to

you:

Since you did not get convicted or even go to court, you made an error in filling out the form, so you must correct that error.

How can I correct the error on that part?

Please give me some advices.

Thanks,

[baron555 934]

Probably just send them that page of the petition with the correct informatin and checks. You will also want to have a signed letter explaining your error in filling out the form. Look at the example forms listed on the header of this website.

[daboyz 36]

If you answered "no" for the conviction, then you should of not provided any information for the next question.

But - since you did, you will now need to provide evidence that you acted in self-defense in your case. Did you ever go to court over this?

Or did you make a mistake and make an entry when you should not of?

No, I did not go to the jail or have any problems with police at all. My record is clear.

Ok, so you have to correct your I-129f - you were only suppose to fill in that second part if you answered "yes" to the question above.

But INS only request me part C, question on form I129F only, how to support evidence when I have no criminal convictions or police report any more.

How can I correct the error on that part?

Please give me some advices.

Thanks,

Because you put an answer in that section, so you have to provide evidence. Read the instructions closely for that section,\

If you have provided information about a conviction for a crime listed above and you were being battered or subjected to

extreme cruelty by your spouse, parent, or adult child at the time of your conviction, check all of the following that apply to

you:

Since you did not get convicted or even go to court, you made an error in filling out the form, so you must correct that error.

How can I correct the error on that part?

Please give me some advices.

Thanks,

[Klip 0]

The INS sent me a letter to request for evidence- Form: I-129F(K1), Part C:

On the question 2. Have you ever been convicted by a court of law (civil or criminal) or court martialed by a military tribunal for any of the

following crimes. I answred: NO,

but on the question 3 3. If you have provided information about a conviction for a crime listed above and you were being battered or subjected to

extreme cruelty by your spouse, parent, or adult child at the time of your conviction, check all of the following that apply to

you:

I answered: I was acting in self-defense. Although I did not have any criminal convictions when I'm living in the USA. I'm a good citizen, no go to the jail, no court record at all.

The INS asked me to provide evidence in support of my case. Examples such evidence include, but are not limited to police report, court records, news articles, and trial transcripts.

Please help me to solve this problem. What can I do now for requesting from INS for part C: Form I129F, question 3?

God bless you!

Thank you very much.

You were acting in self defense for what?

what did you do that you had to act in self defense?

Whatever you did that you act in self defense, is what the USCIS needs as evidence that you did act in self defense.

***If you have never done anything and you just filled out the from incorrectly, just send them a letter explaining that you filled out the form incorrectly and that the correct information is attached in a "new" form (I-129F). Make sure you sign the letter.

Or you can try contacting the USCIS directly through the 1-800 # and ask how to correct the form.***

good luck!

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Probably just send them that page of the petition with the correct informatin and checks. You will also want to have a signed letter explaining your error in filling out the form. Look at the example forms listed on the header of this website.