Delay After Approval: Requesting Documents that Don't Exist

[tnbrit59 0]

Just as a sidebar, not pertaining to OP's situation. I doubt that being arrested equals being charged with something. It should (police should not arrest people unless they committed something that they can be charged with), however unfortunately sometimes police makes arrests trying to "make something up later" to charge them with. If this does not work out for them (in a situation like that, it usually does not) then there was an arrest but no charge.

Personally speaking, l find some of your remarks offensive. You may have had some bad experiences with the police,or listened to forth or fifth hand stories from others, that got changed with every telling of the tale - but don't tar all the police with the same brush, because you're talking nonsense, and about a subject that u know little about, except what u may have read or seen on tv. Yes, police make mistakes, and there are some bad apples that tarnish the good name of the dept/agency, but many thousands of officers do excellent, and brave, work every single day !

[EM_Vandaveer 2,436]

Personally speaking, l find some of your remarks offensive. You may have had some bad experiences with the police,or listened to forth or fifth hand stories from others, that got changed with every telling of the tale - but don't tar all the police with the same brush, because you're talking nonsense, and about a subject that u know little about, except what u may have read or seen on tv. Yes, police make mistakes, and there are some bad apples that tarnish the good name of the dept/agency, but many thousands of officers do excellent, and brave, work every single day !

You are entitled to your opinion as I'm entitled to mine. A friend's un-armed husband just got shot dead by a policeman a couple of months ago. My husband got arrested once and when he asked on what charge, the answer he got was "We'll make something up." So like I said to everybody their own.

[Blue Raven 3]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/113-waivers-i-601-and-i-212-and-administrative-processes-221g/

You may want to read up in the AP forum. Seems to be a trend of more extensive background check and longer AP

Thank you LionessDeon for this reference.

[Blue Raven 3]

Update: We forward the entire police and court record last week as I mentioned in this post. We received this response:

"Post is requesting the Arrest and Court Record for your arrest in the United States. The previous ones sent were insufficient.

Please forward same to this office as soon as possible, in order that we may proceed with your visa application.

We will hold your passport for a few more days , until we receive these documents. You may scan and send them via this email address."

We responded with the message below:

"It has all the information. There are no more records. There was no trial. All charges were dismissed.

• Pages 1 to 6 has the incident report.
• Page 7 has the arrest record.
• Page 9 to 14 has the case report.
• Page 15 to 17 has the officer's arrest report.
• Page 18 has the case dismissal signed by the ###. District Criminal Attorney and the Justice of the Peace.

​We cannot provide you with something that does not exist. Please tell me what you need to see."

Bear in mind, he has no record anywhere in the world. (I personally checked myself to be sure.) This was a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge that was immediately dismissed. Also the police destroyed the gas station's DVD surveillance according to their own records. What other evidence could possibly exist for a misdemeanor?

We tried calling them. They say that they don't take calls. I sent them another message specifically asking: What else do you need? What else exists? Is there something you see that we don't know about?

Edited May 4, 2016 by Arlinda

[Blue Raven 3]

Update: Today the CEAC website says: "ISSUED".

[Praying4K1 14]

Update: Today the CEAC website says: "ISSUED".

Congrats!