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i went with my son for an immigrant visa interview in colombia south america the past 13th of may. everything went well regarding my marriage and showing proff of evidence. but the interviewer asked to see some criminal records which were apparently lost in the mail i guess and some court papers. now i have been to court in america philadelphia PA, but i have never been convicted of anything in fact my criminal record is clean. my question is how do i get these court papers? i have all of the other papers ready but all i need is these court papers. i was looking online and i found this form G-639 and i was wondering if this was the correct one to fill out to receive the court papers, and if so how long will it take for me to receive them

______COURT RECORDS:_______________________________________________

Please submit court or prison records indicating the nature of this person's conviction and sentence.

These records should bear the official seal of the issuing authority

This is the checklist I have received. Does this mean I have to submit court records from when I lived in the US, or just a sworn affidavit from my home country stating that I have never had any conviction and sentence. please help I am really confused.

______COURT RECORDS:_______________________________________________

Please submit court or prison records indicating the nature of this person's conviction and sentence.

These records should bear the official seal of the issuing authority

this is what the checklist says. and i havent been to court or jail. maybe my attorney filled out one of the papers wrong. since she put my son down as married by mistake and had to wait 2 months for it to be corrected. please help this is soooooooo frustrating.

is it normal for an immigrant visa case from colombia to ask for a court record {not a police record or pasado judicial). or if it is how can i get one because i've received a checklist from the nvc requiring one.