Property damage / K-1

[Jazzy28 10]

Hi Everyone-  I am a November K-1 filer and after reading about John & Rose situation, I came to realize I may have made the same mistake.  I am absolutely panicking.  

 

In 2014 I received court papers in the mail for a misdemeanor property damage charge.  The sentence says:  stay of adjudication: entry of judgement is stayed for 1 year.  You are placed on probation. Successful completion of probation will lead to this case being dismissed.  

I was also fined restitution of less than $1,000 (which I was suppose to receive paperwork on but never did, called the courts a few months after to inquire about it and they told me my case has completely slipped thru the cracks and they will need to call me back. Never heard back from them nor received any papers) 

 

problem is i I checked “no”  on the I-129f petition 😩

 

what is going to happen now?  Will USICS catch it and deny it?  RFE?  Need to withdraw and re-file?   

 

I am just sick and heart broken over this. Simple honest mistake may have just cost us many more months of waiting 🙁. 

Edited April 30, 2018 by Jazzy28
Misspelling

[Chris Duffy 1,256]

His was for battery on a person

 

Yours is for property damage,  Night and day difference

 

You are fine, carry on..........

[geowrian 22,335]

The battery was a killer for the petition because it must be disclosed in accordance with IMBRA requirements.

It should have been declared on your petition, but should not be a cause to deny or invalidate it (maybe - but unlikely IMO - they will want to see the documentation).

Edited April 30, 2018 by geowrian

[Devon&Julius 21]

Just gather your documents related to the case. You need to see where it’s at and what is the status. Surely they will want to see court records. Prepare now as if they already sent you an inquiry about it. Best thing to do is be proactive. Best wishes.

[Alabamak1 688]

4 hours ago, Jazzy28 said:

Hi Everyone-  I am a November K-1 filer and after reading about John & Rose situation, I came to realize I may have made the same mistake.  I am absolutely panicking.  

 

In 2014 I received court papers in the mail for a misdemeanor property damage charge.  The sentence says:  stay of adjudication: entry of judgement is stayed for 1 year.  You are placed on probation. Successful completion of probation will lead to this case being dismissed.  

I was also fined restitution of less than $1,000 (which I was suppose to receive paperwork on but never did, called the courts a few months after to inquire about it and they told me my case has completely slipped thru the cracks and they will need to call me back. Never heard back from them nor received any papers) 

 

problem is i I checked “no”  on the I-129f petition 😩

 

what is going to happen now?  Will USICS catch it and deny it?  RFE?  Need to withdraw and re-file?   

 

I am just sick and heart broken over this. Simple honest mistake may have just cost us many more months of waiting 🙁. 

what is done is done....get a certified copy of the court transcript from the courts clercks office. your charges don't fall under the IMBRA guidelines. Not having disclosed it...now its up to the next step to either get RFE and then you get a chance to explain or at the embassy stage

[Jazzy28 10]

Thank you all for helping to ease my mind.   I will let it go on and prepare to be questioned about it and crossing my fingers all goes well.