CharlesR

I'm using them. They cant hurt nothing.

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/Affidavit

Just alter it according to your needs. http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/Affidavit

Both

Divorce Decree from the second last marriage.

Death certificate from the last marriage.

Loto

Thanks Loto, I'm here in Moldova now so I'll get right on that today. The local translator here is gonna love me before its over.

My wife has been married twice. Once with the marriage ending in divorce, and the other ending in death. When submitting evidence that she was not legally bound when we married can I just send a copy of the death certificate from her late husband, or will I need to submit the divorce decree from the first marriage and the death certificate of the other?

. Assault and domestic violence charges would be covered by the IMBRA, but that only applies to K visas - not a CR1. If you're not a convicted sex offender then you wouldn't be covered by the Adam Walsh Act, so that wouldn't apply.

Thanks buddy, That's really all I was looking for.

A LOT will depend on the type of crime. Some crimes, like sex crimes, make it next to impossible to get a visa approved for a foreign spouse. Some crimes will need proof that the beneficiary knows about the crime (like assult or domestice crimes). Some crimes may just need further secrurity and background checks. And some won't even matter

Since we dont' know what yours is, we cannot comment on the implications on your case

Good luck

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Nothing involving sex or drugs. Assult and domestics are in my history. Nothing involving women.

I'm going the CR-1 route to get my wife here with me but I'm a little worried about the fact that I have a criminal record. She knows all about my past, and I've even given her a copy of my record to present if they should want to discuss my it. I've thought about getting an attorney but at the same time I feel like everything will be alright. Perhaps someone else is dealing with or dealt with this issue.

You'll pay when you send the I-130 petition. And theres never a stupid question.

I'm here in Moldova and my girl and I will be married Sept 3rd. Is there anything I can do while I'm here that will help in the CR-1 process such as the filling out/signing of certain forms that may be required of her? Maybe someone else has been through the process and found they could have saved some time by doing something or other while overseas.

Also, I have read that its no longer required to send in a copy of the Beneficiary's birth certificate, and passport.