RFE response to missing court docs- will this be enough?

[Sarahbmalvin 49]

Hi! I am looking for an opinion on my case. I got an RFE for missing court documents for three tickets I had received and disclosed on my i129, one was a littering ticket (which I was able to get the court certified record that it was disposed since it was from 2 years ago), one was an open container ticket from 9 years ago I called every court I could possibly think of and the best I could get was a certified letter from the court saying that there was no record of it and one was an underage drinking ticket from 11 years ago and again, all I could get was a court certified letter saying there was no record of it. 
 

Along with the letters I also sent my original letters to the courts, the receipts on court letterhead that I paid for the record search as well as the envelopes that the letters were mailed back to me in with the court stamped addresses on them. 
 

In your opinion, do you think this will be enough for approval? The offenses are so minor but I’m still worried. 

 

Thanks!

[arken 4,197]

You cannot provide something you don’t have or can’t obtain, so submit what you have and hope for the best.

[Moon&Stars 172]

No one can answer definitively that it will suffice. However, they ask for something official from the court and you provided it, even if it didn't have the full details of the occurrence on it. As long as it was a court certified letter, it should be fine for documentation purposes. The goal is to provide officially documented proof of what happened to make a judgment on if you meet the requirements based on your criminal record. You have provided official documentation. They alone will make the decision on if it's good enough, but it should be enough.

[Sarahbmalvin 49]

12 hours ago, Moon&Stars said:

No one can answer definitively that it will suffice. However, they ask for something official from the court and you provided it, even if it didn't have the full details of the occurrence on it. As long as it was a court certified letter, it should be fine for documentation purposes. The goal is to provide officially documented proof of what happened to make a judgment on if you meet the requirements based on your criminal record. You have provided official documentation. They alone will make the decision on if it's good enough, but it should be enough.

We got approved today, thanks so much for the response!!

[Ryan H 3,791]

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