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First conviction was scratching the finish of a car and two windows "damage to property". Second conviction was "threat to public officer" a bouncer and him got in a verbal argument at a Hotel Bar. Neither of these are on a list for crimes of moral turpitude, but doesn't it depend on the officer reviewing the case?

They gave a paper stating 221(g) because he needed to translate the court records into English. We turned those in yesterday. The officer said, "as soon as you turn in your paperwork I'll make my decision as soon as possible."

The officer asked if there was any physical harm or intentional acts and he answered "no" to both questions. He had come from parties on both occasions.

My fiance, beneficiary, was convicted of two minor crimes. The first was 13 years ago and the second was over 10 years ago. For both crimes he was required to complete 50 hours of community service. If jail time was imposed it would have been 1 month and 2 months respectively. He attended his interview in Sweden last week and are now in Administrative Review. Any advice? Is the review subjective ?