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I'm in the process of having the consulate change from where my boyfriend was living (sydney Australia)to where he is a citizen (London, UK). We have already received out NVC case number, and i was wondering if this number will change if we change embassy's. Thank-you

HELP!!!

The background story is that my finacee was living in Sydney for the past 8 months. Recently he has moved back to England. We were hoping that the visa would of been completed before he left but due to the 6 month wait time in the US he has already moved back. Also i attempted to change the consulate during the initial approval, and at the NVC stage and it has already been sent to the Sydney consulate. I just recieved Packet 3, but need the consulate to be changed to the one in London. I have already emailed them requesting the change. If anyone knows anything else that i can do, or how long it take for them to respond to emails at the sydney consulate that would be great. Thank-you

Then when applying for ESTA, he has answered, under the penalty of perjury, "No" to the following question:

As mentioned above, if the conviction involving his ex could also be called fraud, then misrepresentation on the ESTA form could also be piled on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_turpitude

I'm not trying to be scary, but operating under "forewarned is forearmed"...

I just spoke to him and he applied yes to the question. So we are going to see a lawyer when he comes to visit and see what our opition are thanks for the heads up.

Then when applying for ESTA, he has answered, under the penalty of perjury, "No" to the following question:

As mentioned above, if the conviction involving his ex could also be called fraud, then misrepresentation on the ESTA form could also be piled on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_turpitude

I'm not trying to be scary, but operating under "forewarned is forearmed"...

At this point i've kinda given up hope. I don't know if he filled out an ESTA. I've never heard of it until now.

Has he entered the US on the VWP in the last 6 years?

Yes, recently he was here in Feb, for 3 weeks, no issues. why?

If "deception" is the same thing as "fraud" then it would considered a crime of moral turpitude, and would be an inadmissible crime. Your fiance should get the relevant police and court records for both convictions, and consult with a qualified US immigration attorney. He may be denied at the interview, and you may need to submit a hardship waiver application. It depends on how the US consulate interprets this particular type of conviction. An immigration attorney with experience with this particular consulate should be able to give an educated opinion.

There is another section of the INA, 212(a)(2)(B), that has to do with two or more crimes even if they didn't involve moral turpitude. However, that would only apply if the aggregate sentences were five or more years in prison, which I imagine would not apply here. It sounds like he wasn't sentenced to any prison time.

You wouldn't happen to know any other opitions that we would have if he were to be denied.

The DUI is not generally an inadmissible crime. If they determine he's got an alcohol problem then it might be a health related inadmissibility.

I'm a little confused by the credit card issue. What was the "deception"? Was this a criminal case, or a civil case?

Well, it was a long time ago, but it's what he was charged with was i believe "credit card deception", and he believes it was criminal.

Seeking advice:

My fiance has a 2 misdemeanors from 6 years ago. One is a DUI, the other, due to his ex. not paying her credit cards then during the court procedings, exclaimed that she didn't know what a credit card was. He was found guilty, on deception, the credit cards were for 400$, inwhich he had to pay the money. My question is what are the chances of us getting denied in the K-1 fiance approval process?

Just wondering where Australia comes into it when your country says England. I'm doing the K1 in Australia so could fill you in but not sure why you need to know

Hi, My boyfriend is a citizen of england, but he is currently living in Australia, and his visa is going to be processed at the US consulate in Sydney. thanks if u can fill me in with anything so i can let him know.

Is he filing 4 you or are you filing for him? I'm confused. If you are filing for him u shouldn't have to give him anything yet. He needs to give stuff to you. The beneficiary needs to give passport photo,

signed G-325A, and singed letter of intent. Maybe also any evidence one may have receipts, photos, letters, mailings, western union receipts.

Hey thank-you for the advice but i've already sent in my I-129F form, just recieved the NOA1 today. But i'm wondering for his interview, what he is going to need, because it's easier to give it to him when i see him then trying to mail the information to him. Thanks again tho. But if u know about any interview information that would be great.

Hi, So i just started the process. But i'm already thinking ahead, so that when my boyfriend comes to visit me in Oct. i can give him everything he needs and give him a heads up on what might happen.

Questions: What do i have to supply to him? And any information that anyone has on the Australian Visa interview, or on the consulate would be nice. Thanks!!

Also, i don't have to be present for the interview? Or do i have to go through an interview process in the States?

I'm currently filling the I-129F form, and me and my boyfriend are confussed as to what to put for his address.

He is currently living in australia, but only started living there 2 months ago, but we are planning to file in sydney because he is working and living there for 6 months.

My question is if he should put his current address in austalia, in part 1, or his england address, then in the other section stated location abroad place the australia address? Thank-you