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Yea now I remember that tax return will have employee's address on there. Thank you for your advice. We will get the AR-11 done ASAP.

Hi. I would like say thanks first to whoever can give me some answers or anything. It is greatly appreciated.

My wife came to US with K-1 on October 2011 and got her 2 year green card on March 2012. She wasn't able to find a decent job around where I stay for school (Southern California), so she moved to where I originally came from and where she used to live when she was in US before (Northern California). It just popped in my mind that I read somewhere that she needs to report to USCIS if she moves. And when I searched she does have to.

My question is, if we report that she moved to different area alone, would it complicate things in future I-751 process? If it may complicate things, would it be good/bad idea to keep it from USCIS until I-751 process? She could come down to my area where we have the address on file for the interview when time comes.

Yes, I was referring to the crimes of the petitioner. The standards are different for the beneficiary wanting to gain access to America. The important thing is that you are honest in the answer and that you tell your fiance' and don't try to hide it from her. They are going to show her all of your convictions that fall within the IMBRA statutes at her interview at the consulate anyway.

As I said in earlier post, she knows EVERYTHING about my past. Everything criminal and my finance too. She even knows my finanacial account ID/pass so she can access it anytime. Trust me I will be honest. Thanks guys

Make sure your fiance is aware of your history as they most likely will bring it up in the interview. I had the same "issues" with a criminal past but I was very open and honest with him about my history.

She knows ALL about it. I got my 3rd DUI after starting our relationship and she has been together with me through the legal battle.

Thanks for all the reponses!

By the way, have you gave up the drinking? Or at the very least the drinking and driving? That kind of life leads to knowhere quick. I am saying this from experience brother.

I still drink sometimes, but my drinking habit is way different. And I never drink and drive. I never drank and drove after 2nd DUI, then 3rd DUI was from alcohol remaining in my system in the morning after my birthday party with heavy drinking. I had an emergency early in the morning and it was a mistake to take out my car. She knows about every one of the record I have and been next to me through my 3rd DUI together. It was tough, but we managed it.

Just be honest and answer all the questions truthfully and honestly as possible .The USCIS does criminal background checks on the petitioner and the Beneficiary . Just apply and cross yr fingers . Just a tip --Clean up yr act .

Yeah, I regret deeply for those stupid acts I made and now cleaned up. Thanks

To the OP: You need to check "Yes" in part C, question 2 of the I-129F. You need to get copies of all court and police records pertaining to your crimes. The custodian of records (usually a court clerk) can certify the copies.

Your fiancee will need the court and police records of her arrest at the interview. Public drunkenness is not a crime involving moral turpitude, but the panel physician can deny her if they determine she's an alcoholic. Domestic violence often IS a crime involving moral turpitude. She doesn't have to be convicted in order to be denied. She only needs to admit to having committed the crime.

Thanks for this information. I knew I need to check "Yes" in part C, but I wasn't sure if I need documents regarding my record when filing I-129F. You cleared me up. I will head to court tomorrow gather up my record.

She is not an alcoholic, so that does not concern me. But domestic violence IS a crime involving moral turpitude? Wow.. I hope everything goes through well...

I am gathering documents to file I-129F and have questions about criminal record.

I (USC/Petitioner) have three DUI convictions; dated 2002, 2003 and 2009. And I have an arrest record for assult. I am going to court on Monday to gather up some document to file I-129F. I will get documents for my three convictions, but do I need documents for my arrest record as well? How do I have them certified? Do I just ask the court clerk for this?

My girlfriend (Korean citizen/beneficiary) has one arrest record for domestic violence (California PC 273.5(a))and drunk in public (California PC 647(f)). The court did not pursue prosecution and I have "Notice of intent not to file" (California PC 853.6©)letter from DA's office. Do I need certified documents regarding this matter or would the photocopy of this letter be enough? Also do I need this record when filing I-129F or this is for later during the interview?

Are there chances that my petition can be denied? Would you advise me to hire a lawyer for the I-129F?

I am very shameful of my regrettable past and worried to death that the history can ruin my relationship. Any advice will help. Thank you in advance.