permanent residence application ..was charged
Dec 13th 2004, 10:16 am
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permanent residence application ..was charged
Was charged:
On the K1 visa application. I ticked at "NO" to being arrested or convicted (thinking it only applies to people currently being charged or convicted).
I was charged for assault, but the charges were latter withdrawn by the public prosecutor. I have clean certificate of no record (of conviction/or criminal matters in front of courts ) RCMP(Federal police) and local police.
Now I am worried that my permanent residence application would be denied if say YES to ever being charged or else INS might say you gave a false statement on K1 application.
If I don't tell them about the charges and they latter find out about it with the background check then again they will say I did fraud by not mentioning about it in the permanent residence application.
Please guide what is the best thing to do now?
thanks
greatguy
On the K1 visa application. I ticked at "NO" to being arrested or convicted (thinking it only applies to people currently being charged or convicted).
I was charged for assault, but the charges were latter withdrawn by the public prosecutor. I have clean certificate of no record (of conviction/or criminal matters in front of courts ) RCMP(Federal police) and local police.
Now I am worried that my permanent residence application would be denied if say YES to ever being charged or else INS might say you gave a false statement on K1 application.
If I don't tell them about the charges and they latter find out about it with the background check then again they will say I did fraud by not mentioning about it in the permanent residence application.
Please guide what is the best thing to do now?
thanks
greatguy
Dec 13th 2004, 2:57 pm
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Re: permanent residence application ..was charged
Originally Posted by greatguy4455
Was charged:
On the K1 visa application. I ticked at "NO" to being arrested or convicted (thinking it only applies to people currently being charged or convicted).
I was charged for assault, but the charges were latter withdrawn by the public prosecutor. I have clean certificate of no record (of conviction/or criminal matters in front of courts ) RCMP(Federal police) and local police.
Now I am worried that my permanent residence application would be denied if say YES to ever being charged or else INS might say you gave a false statement on K1 application.
If I don't tell them about the charges and they latter find out about it with the background check then again they will say I did fraud by not mentioning about it in the permanent residence application.
Please guide what is the best thing to do now?
thanks
greatguy
On the K1 visa application. I ticked at "NO" to being arrested or convicted (thinking it only applies to people currently being charged or convicted).
I was charged for assault, but the charges were latter withdrawn by the public prosecutor. I have clean certificate of no record (of conviction/or criminal matters in front of courts ) RCMP(Federal police) and local police.
Now I am worried that my permanent residence application would be denied if say YES to ever being charged or else INS might say you gave a false statement on K1 application.
If I don't tell them about the charges and they latter find out about it with the background check then again they will say I did fraud by not mentioning about it in the permanent residence application.
Please guide what is the best thing to do now?
thanks
greatguy
Timely retraction doctrine.
Materiality requirement.
"The trouble is all inside your head she said to me. The answer is easy if you take it logically. I'd like to help you in your struggle to be free." Paul Simon
Dec 13th 2004, 4:12 pm
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Re: permanent residence application ..was charged
Originally Posted by greatguy4455
Was charged:
On the K1 visa application. I ticked at "NO" to being arrested or convicted (thinking it only applies to people currently being charged or convicted).
I was charged for assault, but the charges were latter withdrawn by the public prosecutor. I have clean certificate of no record (of conviction/or criminal matters in front of courts ) RCMP(Federal police) and local police.
Now I am worried that my permanent residence application would be denied if say YES to ever being charged or else INS might say you gave a false statement on K1 application.
If I don't tell them about the charges and they latter find out about it with the background check then again they will say I did fraud by not mentioning about it in the permanent residence application.
Please guide what is the best thing to do now?
thanks
greatguy
On the K1 visa application. I ticked at "NO" to being arrested or convicted (thinking it only applies to people currently being charged or convicted).
I was charged for assault, but the charges were latter withdrawn by the public prosecutor. I have clean certificate of no record (of conviction/or criminal matters in front of courts ) RCMP(Federal police) and local police.
Now I am worried that my permanent residence application would be denied if say YES to ever being charged or else INS might say you gave a false statement on K1 application.
If I don't tell them about the charges and they latter find out about it with the background check then again they will say I did fraud by not mentioning about it in the permanent residence application.
Please guide what is the best thing to do now?
thanks
greatguy
Good Luck!!
Dec 20th 2004, 9:19 am
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Mr. Folinskyinla (permanent residence application ..was charged)
Sir:
How can I contact you and take your advise ?
thanks
Alok
Folinskyinla
How can I contact you and take your advise ?
thanks
Alok
Folinskyinla
Originally Posted by Folinskyinla
Hi:
Timely retraction doctrine.
Materiality requirement.
"The trouble is all inside your head she said to me. The answer is easy if you take it logically. I'd like to help you in your struggle to be free." Paul Simon
Timely retraction doctrine.
Materiality requirement.
"The trouble is all inside your head she said to me. The answer is easy if you take it logically. I'd like to help you in your struggle to be free." Paul Simon
