US Immigration from Cambodia

My partner and I are planning on getting married via Utah Zoom ceremony as soon as possible. We had previously submitted an I-129F (K-1) but are now planning on withdrawing it and submitting an I-130 for CR-1. I have a few questions before we do this.

• I was married (but separated for a long time) until just a few months ago. The finalized date of my divorce, per my divorce decree, was in October 2022. Does that pose any problems (or red flags) if my new partner I were to get married only 2 months later (December 2022) via Zoom?
• If we go this route, the location of our marriage would be Provo, Utah, I believe. Will this be a problem (or red flag) when they see that he has never been to the USA before, but we were married in Utah?
• Is it a problem (or red flag) if the beneficiary is currently unemployed?
• We have never lived together, but we did buy a condo together in his country in October. It s a new build and it ll be a couple of years before it s actually finished. We intend to submit the paperwork as bonafide evidence. Any issues with this? Should we submit other evidence of bonafide marriage, just in case? If so, I think it d just have to be sworn statements because we don t have any of the other suggested items.
• Will I need certified copies of court documentation for criminal records at any point in the CR-1 process? I know it s not needed at the time of application, but what about at the time of interview? I don't have any original certified copies, only photocopies.

Thanks in advance!

I went to the court recently to request certified copies of a court case I had more than 15 years ago, but they said since the case was dismissed after I completed my probation and it happened so long ago, the case files were not migrated to their new system. I asked if they will provide a statement saying that they no longer have the case files and they said no, they don't do that. So I sent the one and only original copy of my court records with the I-129F application.

Now I'm considering withdrawing the K-1, getting married (via Utah Zoom ceremony), and applying for the CR-1. I know the court records are not asked for during the application process, but according to the immigration guide on this website, these documents will (may?) be needed for the interview.

I do have photocopies of the certified court docs, but not the originals. Will I get them back if I withdraw, or do I take my chances with the photocopies?

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