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Learned Fiance has an Arrest Warrant for a Serious Criminal Offense

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This is definitely a sad, messy situation with no simple, convenient solutions or path to closure.

 

I would underscore that it is extremely odd that she was able to obtain a visa with that criminal history. If it were the case that a country's law enforcement/judicial system took such a long time to "process through" felonious acts that such history would legitimately not appear on the country's police certificate, then wouldn't the US consulate in such a country not be aware of the legal slowness? 

 

And in countries where fraud is so high that its citizens could pay off someone for a "police certificate" that hides criminal history, we see an abundance of examples on VJ of visa applicants waiting for months or even years until the consulate can make a decision on issuing the visa. 

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23 hours ago, Jane1122 said:

 

Wife, sorry.  I am thinking she will try to apply for a Visa by herself after divorce, but I agree with you I am not sure how she will proceed.  The Immigration lawyer said that since she already went through a background check as part of the K1 Visa process, it is possible they do not perform another background check.

 

I am in the process of filing for divorce, I do not plan to buy her any ticket anywhere. I would think she would not be stupid enough to fly but who knows.

You or your attorney should send details and proof of her criminal background, that she lied on the DS-260, and other lies to USCIS.  This maybe useless, but at least you gave it a shot to try to make it more difficult for her to remove conditions, become a USA citizen, etc... 

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3 hours ago, Ellie_7 said:

I would underscore that it is extremely odd that she was able to obtain a visa with that criminal history. If it were the case that a country's law enforcement/judicial system took such a long time to "process through" felonious acts that such history would legitimately not appear on the country's police certificate, then wouldn't the US consulate in such a country not be aware of the legal slowness? 

sometimes crimes or the participants of crimes are not discovered for some time..... looks to be the case. Say a drug dealing  or stolen property ring finally exposes itself and suspects rounded up and prosicuted..... happens all the time

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