US Immigration from Jamaica

Hello. My fiance was found not guilty 19 years ago in a case in Jamaica. We are about to file k1. I know we need police record at interview, but does he need court documents showing not guilty when we first submit application? We did say he was arrested and found not guilty on application. Since the court case is 19 years old the court is having hard time finding any documents about the case. Does he need court papers to be included in the initial filing? Will they ask for them now or just bring them with us to interview?

Hi everyone. We are in the process of filing for Citizenship (form N-400).

On page 9 of the form #22.a. "Are you a person born as a male who lived in the United States at any time between your 18th and 26th birthdays? (Do not select "Yes" if you were a lawful nonimmigrant for all of that time period.)

then the box has either Yes or No as the option

I am confused by "lawful nonimmigrant"

My husband came on a K1 fiance visa and has his current green card. He came when he was 25 years old.

I think that maybe I should be marking YES to 22.a.

Then: 22.b: If you answered "Yes," to iten 22.a., did you register for the Selective Service?

We were told by a lawyer that when he signed his K1 visa application it stated in a box near the signature something that acknowledged he would automatically be signed up for the selective service. BUT then on 22.c. it wants provided information about your registration and asked for date registered and selective service number

Any advice on how to proceed with this part would be greatly appreciated

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!

Hello all,

If the I-864 was signed with blue ink and is legible will the Form be rejected? How strict are they when it comes to the ink color of signatures? I was told it should be in black ink after submitting but I only read that the signature should be wet. Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Hi Everyone,

My dad was recently denied his immigrant visa due to crime of moral turpitude.

He committed bigamy in 2006 and received a suspended sentence. His record has since been expunged and his police record is clear.

The consular officer in Jamaica provided him papers and it says to file a i601 waiver.

Does anyone have experience on this?

I have been doing a lot of research and this was committed over 18 years ago and he has never had any issues prior or since.

I don t believe I have extreme hardship so I m confused on that part.

Is that needed for this specific case?

I understand I may need to contact a lawyer.

My husband had his medical done in Jamaica, he has received some vaccines but is in need of more. He was told at his medical exam before coming to the U.S. on a K1 that he could receive the remaining vaccines in the U.S., which he chose to do. Now, we are finding that the approved civil surgeons in our area (Jacksonville FL) will not administer the vaccines without making him undergo ANOTHER medical exam. The cost of the vaccines is anywhere between $500-800, is there anywhere we can receive JUST the vaccines and not have to pay an additional $300-$400 for another medical exam?! This seems so excessive, and I am shocked at the cost of the vaccines.