DS-230

[Minted7 3]

Hello, hope everyone is doing well! I had a question about the DS-230 part 2 . Question # 41 Have you every been charged, arrested, or convicted of any offense or crime? (If answer is Yes, please explain)

So my hubby in Canada got in a incident when he was 16 or 17 maybe 18 , he said it's been so long he dosen't remember. He did get arrested, he remembered being at a court but the case got dissmissed. Now we will be answering Yes to the question because it's true he did get arrested. He is now 31 so it's been awhile thats good. But we also got the police check and it came back clear. I'm just wondering if at the interview time they will request other paperwork, I read somewhere they request court records and so on =/ We just want to be prepared by then. Anyone have any similar situations or know anything, much appreciated.

Also I was wondering how do I know what service center we are.....I'm pretty sure it's California, Where can I find out, on the NOA 1 ?

[marriedtomrg 140]

What are the first 3 letters on your NOA1 receipt notice? WAC or EAC? WAC is California. EAC is Vermont.

Hello, hope everyone is doing well! I had a question about the DS-230 part 2 . Question # 41 Have you every been charged, arrested, or convicted of any offense or crime? (If answer is Yes, please explain)

So my hubby in Canada got in a incident when he was 16 or 17 maybe 18 , he said it's been so long he dosen't remember. He did get arrested, he remembered being at a court but the case got dissmissed. Now we will be answering Yes to the question because it's true he did get arrested. He is now 31 so it's been awhile thats good. But we also got the police check and it came back clear. I'm just wondering if at the interview time they will request other paperwork, I read somewhere they request court records and so on =/ We just want to be prepared by then. Anyone have any similar situations or know anything, much appreciated.

Also I was wondering how do I know what service center we are.....I'm pretty sure it's California, Where can I find out, on the NOA 1 ?

[OBX 51]

Hello, hope everyone is doing well! I had a question about the DS-230 part 2 . Question # 41 Have you every been charged, arrested, or convicted of any offense or crime? (If answer is Yes, please explain)

So my hubby in Canada got in a incident when he was 16 or 17 maybe 18 , he said it's been so long he dosen't remember. He did get arrested, he remembered being at a court but the case got dissmissed. Now we will be answering Yes to the question because it's true he did get arrested. He is now 31 so it's been awhile thats good. But we also got the police check and it came back clear. I'm just wondering if at the interview time they will request other paperwork, I read somewhere they request court records and so on =/ We just want to be prepared by then. Anyone have any similar situations or know anything, much appreciated.

Also I was wondering how do I know what service center we are.....I'm pretty sure it's California, Where can I find out, on the NOA 1 ?

Sorry I can't help with your first question....as far as your service centre goes if your NOA1 receipt number starts with WAC it's CSC (California) if it starts with EAC it's Vermont. Once you move on to NVC your case number there will begin with MTL for Montreal. Good luck!

[Minted7 3]

It's WAC .....awesome thanks you guys! =D We are going to stop at the police station to ask them some questions about it. Or maybe at the courts.

[canadian_wife 1,791]

If he was arrested, he needs to answer YES to that question. If it was while he was a minor (under the age of 18) he may have had his record cleared when he became an adult, hence the reason for the clear police check.

I wouldn't worry too much about it. Check into it obviously and answer each question, on the forms and in the interview, truthfully and you will be fine. The more he knows about it, the better he'll be prepared for the answers. Answering "I dont' know, I don't remember' doesn't really go over well with CO's

Good luck

[Minted7 3]

I see, thankyou !