I 485 and past history
Mar 17th 2003, 9:59 am
#1
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I 485 and past history
Hi All:
I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had work
permit and advance parole.
I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling on
advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was convicted
( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and was
released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead me
to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so many
things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but still
I am worried and I need some advice.
Thanks
Jay
I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had work
permit and advance parole.
I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling on
advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was convicted
( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and was
released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead me
to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so many
things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but still
I am worried and I need some advice.
Thanks
Jay
Mar 19th 2003, 2:14 pm
#2
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Re: I 485 and past history
Hi,
when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
that?
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
wrote:
>Hi All:
>I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
>citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had work
>permit and advance parole.
>I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling on
>advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
>type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was convicted
>( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and was
>released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
>Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead me
>to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
>since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
>wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so many
>things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but still
>I am worried and I need some advice.
>Thanks
>Jay
when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
that?
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
wrote:
>Hi All:
>I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
>citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had work
>permit and advance parole.
>I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling on
>advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
>type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was convicted
>( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and was
>released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
>Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead me
>to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
>since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
>wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so many
>things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but still
>I am worried and I need some advice.
>Thanks
>Jay
Mar 20th 2003, 2:09 am
#3
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Re: I 485 and past history
Hi,
No I did not, I did not mention it
Please help
thanks
"Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
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> Hi,
> when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
> found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
> that?
> On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
> wrote:
> >
> >Hi All:
> >
> >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
> >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had
work
> >permit and advance parole.
> >
> >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling
on
> >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
> >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
convicted
> >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and
was
> >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
> >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead
me
> >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
> >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
> >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
many
> >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
still
> >I am worried and I need some advice.
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >Jay
> >
No I did not, I did not mention it
Please help
thanks
"Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
> when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
> found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
> that?
> On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
> wrote:
> >
> >Hi All:
> >
> >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
> >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had
work
> >permit and advance parole.
> >
> >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling
on
> >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
> >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
convicted
> >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and
was
> >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
> >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead
me
> >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
> >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
> >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
many
> >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
still
> >I am worried and I need some advice.
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >Jay
> >
Mar 20th 2003, 10:18 am
#4
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Re: I 485 and past history
I wish I could.
In your case the FBI criminal record check will come with your arrest
and show the guilty plea and all that. INS will check that against
your application and will see that you lied on your application form.
That obviously means that you are not of good moral character as
stated in Part 10 section D of N-400 form.
You should expect that your application will be denied. If not, then
they'll send you a letter requesting an explanation. If you reply that
the max punishment was less than a year, you were never in prison and
felt like you didn't have to mention it in your application, they
might believe you. Still you are skating on very thin ice with this.
If the INS misses it (impossible but they did extend the tourist
status of those hijackers), then go to the interview with all the
documentation of your arrest and release. I wouldn't mention it unless
the officer asks for it explicitly.
Hope this helps.
Igor.
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 15:09:50 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
wrote:
>Hi,
>No I did not, I did not mention it
>Please help
>thanks
>"Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Hi,
>> when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
>> found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
>> that?
>> On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
>> wrote:
>> >
>> >Hi All:
>> >
>> >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
>> >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had
>work
>> >permit and advance parole.
>> >
>> >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling
>on
>> >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
>> >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
>convicted
>> >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and
>was
>> >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
>> >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead
>me
>> >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
>> >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
>> >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
>many
>> >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
>still
>> >I am worried and I need some advice.
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >
>> >Jay
>> >
In your case the FBI criminal record check will come with your arrest
and show the guilty plea and all that. INS will check that against
your application and will see that you lied on your application form.
That obviously means that you are not of good moral character as
stated in Part 10 section D of N-400 form.
You should expect that your application will be denied. If not, then
they'll send you a letter requesting an explanation. If you reply that
the max punishment was less than a year, you were never in prison and
felt like you didn't have to mention it in your application, they
might believe you. Still you are skating on very thin ice with this.
If the INS misses it (impossible but they did extend the tourist
status of those hijackers), then go to the interview with all the
documentation of your arrest and release. I wouldn't mention it unless
the officer asks for it explicitly.
Hope this helps.
Igor.
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 15:09:50 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
wrote:
>Hi,
>No I did not, I did not mention it
>Please help
>thanks
>"Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Hi,
>> when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
>> found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
>> that?
>> On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
>> wrote:
>> >
>> >Hi All:
>> >
>> >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
>> >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had
>work
>> >permit and advance parole.
>> >
>> >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling
>on
>> >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
>> >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
>convicted
>> >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and
>was
>> >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
>> >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead
>me
>> >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
>> >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
>> >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
>many
>> >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
>still
>> >I am worried and I need some advice.
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >
>> >Jay
>> >
Mar 20th 2003, 1:27 pm
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Re: I 485 and past history
"Rutherford. Ken" wrote in message news:...
> Hi,
> No I did not, I did not mention it
> Please help
> thanks
Don't worry too much. They won't deny and close the case without
asking you for detail. 3 possible scenarios here:
1- they will miss (a real possibility since like most government
offices, these offices are not organized; I am not saying this as 'an
aopprotunity')
2- they found out about it and checked the detail and decide that its
no big deal.
3- they found outabout it and contact you for explanation at which
point, you can explain
If I were, I won't worry too much and corss that bridge when the time
comes. If necessary, hire a lawyer at that time.
I am not a lawyer but I believt he INS is not that dumb to just
dismiss and close the case. If you ask for lawyers' opinion, they will
make you scared more; it is their job.
>
> "Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Hi,
> > when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
> > found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
> > that?
> >
> > On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
> > wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >Hi All:
> > >
> > >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
> > >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had
> work
> > >permit and advance parole.
> > >
> > >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling
> on
> > >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
> > >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
> convicted
> > >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and
> was
> > >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
> > >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead
> me
> > >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
> > >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
> > >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
> many
> > >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
> still
> > >I am worried and I need some advice.
> > >
> > >Thanks
> > >
> > >Jay
> > >
> >
> Hi,
> No I did not, I did not mention it
> Please help
> thanks
Don't worry too much. They won't deny and close the case without
asking you for detail. 3 possible scenarios here:
1- they will miss (a real possibility since like most government
offices, these offices are not organized; I am not saying this as 'an
aopprotunity')
2- they found out about it and checked the detail and decide that its
no big deal.
3- they found outabout it and contact you for explanation at which
point, you can explain
If I were, I won't worry too much and corss that bridge when the time
comes. If necessary, hire a lawyer at that time.
I am not a lawyer but I believt he INS is not that dumb to just
dismiss and close the case. If you ask for lawyers' opinion, they will
make you scared more; it is their job.
>
> "Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Hi,
> > when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
> > found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
> > that?
> >
> > On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
> > wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >Hi All:
> > >
> > >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
> > >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had
> work
> > >permit and advance parole.
> > >
> > >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling
> on
> > >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
> > >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
> convicted
> > >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and
> was
> > >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
> > >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead
> me
> > >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
> > >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
> > >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
> many
> > >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
> still
> > >I am worried and I need some advice.
> > >
> > >Thanks
> > >
> > >Jay
> > >
> >
Mar 21st 2003, 12:17 am
#6
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Re: I 485 and past history
Thanks for your detailed reply Igor,
I wonder if i send my deatls now even if they have not asked, will that help
as I dont want any complicatio0ns and i am very tensed over this. Should I
ask for leagal advice. Its a lot of money that why I never went for it
Thanks
Jay
"amanda" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Rutherford. Ken" wrote in message
news:...
> > Hi,
> > No I did not, I did not mention it
> > Please help
> > thanks
> Don't worry too much. They won't deny and close the case without
> asking you for detail. 3 possible scenarios here:
> 1- they will miss (a real possibility since like most government
> offices, these offices are not organized; I am not saying this as 'an
> aopprotunity')
> 2- they found out about it and checked the detail and decide that its
> no big deal.
> 3- they found outabout it and contact you for explanation at which
> point, you can explain
> If I were, I won't worry too much and corss that bridge when the time
> comes. If necessary, hire a lawyer at that time.
> I am not a lawyer but I believt he INS is not that dumb to just
> dismiss and close the case. If you ask for lawyers' opinion, they will
> make you scared more; it is their job.
> >
> > "Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > > when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
> > > found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
> > > that?
> > >
> > > On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > >Hi All:
> > > >
> > > >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001
to US
> > > >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints
had
> > work
> > > >permit and advance parole.
> > > >
> > > >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days
traveling
> > on
> > > >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me
all
> > > >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
> > convicted
> > > >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined
and
> > was
> > > >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime
in
> > > >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will
lead
> > me
> > > >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer
said
> > > >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
> > > >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
> > many
> > > >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
> > still
> > > >I am worried and I need some advice.
> > > >
> > > >Thanks
> > > >
> > > >Jay
> > > >
> > >
I wonder if i send my deatls now even if they have not asked, will that help
as I dont want any complicatio0ns and i am very tensed over this. Should I
ask for leagal advice. Its a lot of money that why I never went for it
Thanks
Jay
"amanda" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Rutherford. Ken" wrote in message
news:...
> > Hi,
> > No I did not, I did not mention it
> > Please help
> > thanks
> Don't worry too much. They won't deny and close the case without
> asking you for detail. 3 possible scenarios here:
> 1- they will miss (a real possibility since like most government
> offices, these offices are not organized; I am not saying this as 'an
> aopprotunity')
> 2- they found out about it and checked the detail and decide that its
> no big deal.
> 3- they found outabout it and contact you for explanation at which
> point, you can explain
> If I were, I won't worry too much and corss that bridge when the time
> comes. If necessary, hire a lawyer at that time.
> I am not a lawyer but I believt he INS is not that dumb to just
> dismiss and close the case. If you ask for lawyers' opinion, they will
> make you scared more; it is their job.
> >
> > "Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > > when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
> > > found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
> > > that?
> > >
> > > On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > >Hi All:
> > > >
> > > >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001
to US
> > > >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints
had
> > work
> > > >permit and advance parole.
> > > >
> > > >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days
traveling
> > on
> > > >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me
all
> > > >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
> > convicted
> > > >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined
and
> > was
> > > >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime
in
> > > >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will
lead
> > me
> > > >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer
said
> > > >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
> > > >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
> > many
> > > >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
> > still
> > > >I am worried and I need some advice.
> > > >
> > > >Thanks
> > > >
> > > >Jay
> > > >
> > >
Mar 21st 2003, 1:33 pm
#7
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Re: I 485 and past history
Hi, Jay.
Most lawyers will give a 30 minute consultation for anywhere between
50 and 100 dollars.
You can go to one and ask about this case and what to do. Ask him
questions like "Have you had this type of case before?", "Were you
able to turn them around in the client's favor?", "How much time did
it take?", "What would you do if I hired you to represent me in this
case?", "How many years of experience do you have practicing
immigration law in Illinois?", "What would you expect the outcome of
this application to be if I let it continue on it's current course?",
"WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY ABOUT THIS?"
wrote:
>Thanks for your detailed reply Igor,
>I wonder if i send my deatls now even if they have not asked, will that help
>as I dont want any complicatio0ns and i am very tensed over this. Should I
>ask for leagal advice. Its a lot of money that why I never went for it
>Thanks
>Jay
>"amanda" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> "Rutherford. Ken" wrote in message
>news:...
>> > Hi,
>> > No I did not, I did not mention it
>> > Please help
>> > thanks
>> Don't worry too much. They won't deny and close the case without
>> asking you for detail. 3 possible scenarios here:
>> 1- they will miss (a real possibility since like most government
>> offices, these offices are not organized; I am not saying this as 'an
>> aopprotunity')
>> 2- they found out about it and checked the detail and decide that its
>> no big deal.
>> 3- they found outabout it and contact you for explanation at which
>> point, you can explain
>> If I were, I won't worry too much and corss that bridge when the time
>> comes. If necessary, hire a lawyer at that time.
>> I am not a lawyer but I believt he INS is not that dumb to just
>> dismiss and close the case. If you ask for lawyers' opinion, they will
>> make you scared more; it is their job.
>> >
>> > "Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
>> > news:[email protected]...
>> > >
>> > > Hi,
>> > > when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
>> > > found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
>> > > that?
>> > >
>> > > On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
>> > > wrote:
>> > >
>> > > >
>> > > >Hi All:
>> > > >
>> > > >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001
>to US
>> > > >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints
>had
>> > work
>> > > >permit and advance parole.
>> > > >
>> > > >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days
>traveling
>> > on
>> > > >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me
>all
>> > > >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
>> > convicted
>> > > >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined
>and
>> > was
>> > > >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime
>in
>> > > >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will
>lead
>> > me
>> > > >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer
>said
>> > > >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
>> > > >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
>> > many
>> > > >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
>> > still
>> > > >I am worried and I need some advice.
>> > > >
>> > > >Thanks
>> > > >
>> > > >Jay
>> > > >
>> > >
Most lawyers will give a 30 minute consultation for anywhere between
50 and 100 dollars.
You can go to one and ask about this case and what to do. Ask him
questions like "Have you had this type of case before?", "Were you
able to turn them around in the client's favor?", "How much time did
it take?", "What would you do if I hired you to represent me in this
case?", "How many years of experience do you have practicing
immigration law in Illinois?", "What would you expect the outcome of
this application to be if I let it continue on it's current course?",
"WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY ABOUT THIS?"
wrote:
>Thanks for your detailed reply Igor,
>I wonder if i send my deatls now even if they have not asked, will that help
>as I dont want any complicatio0ns and i am very tensed over this. Should I
>ask for leagal advice. Its a lot of money that why I never went for it
>Thanks
>Jay
>"amanda" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> "Rutherford. Ken" wrote in message
>news:...
>> > Hi,
>> > No I did not, I did not mention it
>> > Please help
>> > thanks
>> Don't worry too much. They won't deny and close the case without
>> asking you for detail. 3 possible scenarios here:
>> 1- they will miss (a real possibility since like most government
>> offices, these offices are not organized; I am not saying this as 'an
>> aopprotunity')
>> 2- they found out about it and checked the detail and decide that its
>> no big deal.
>> 3- they found outabout it and contact you for explanation at which
>> point, you can explain
>> If I were, I won't worry too much and corss that bridge when the time
>> comes. If necessary, hire a lawyer at that time.
>> I am not a lawyer but I believt he INS is not that dumb to just
>> dismiss and close the case. If you ask for lawyers' opinion, they will
>> make you scared more; it is their job.
>> >
>> > "Ursus Polaris" wrote in message
>> > news:[email protected]...
>> > >
>> > > Hi,
>> > > when you filed the paperwork did you indicate that you were arrested,
>> > > found guilty, fined and released? And submitted all the evidence of
>> > > that?
>> > >
>> > > On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 22:59:15 GMT, "Rutherford. Ken"
>> > > wrote:
>> > >
>> > > >
>> > > >Hi All:
>> > > >
>> > > >I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001
>to US
>> > > >citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints
>had
>> > work
>> > > >permit and advance parole.
>> > > >
>> > > >I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days
>traveling
>> > on
>> > > >advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me
>all
>> > > >type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
>> > convicted
>> > > >( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined
>and
>> > was
>> > > >released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime
>in
>> > > >Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will
>lead
>> > me
>> > > >to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer
>said
>> > > >since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
>> > > >wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so
>> > many
>> > > >things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but
>> > still
>> > > >I am worried and I need some advice.
>> > > >
>> > > >Thanks
>> > > >
>> > > >Jay
>> > > >
>> > >
Mar 23rd 2003, 12:26 pm
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Re: I 485 and past history
Originally posted by Rutherford. Ken
Hi All:
I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had work
permit and advance parole.
I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling on
advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was convicted
( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and was
released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead me
to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so many
things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but still
I am worried and I need some advice.
Thanks
Jay
Hi All:
I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug 2001 to US
citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints had work
permit and advance parole.
I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days traveling on
advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were asking me all
type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was convicted
( I filed Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined and was
released no jail term or any thing max sentence term for that crime in
Michigan is less than or equal to year. I had no idea that this will lead me
to this state. Though I was allowed to come back in US and officer said
since this is only a small crime so he cant deport me but still I am
wondering if my application will be approved or not as I have read so many
things though it says Crime's max sentence has to be year or more but still
I am worried and I need some advice.
Thanks
Jay
Mar 23rd 2003, 1:40 pm
#9
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: I 485 and past history
>Subject: Re: I 485 and past history
>From: immigrate [email protected]
>Date: 3/23/03 8:26 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id:
>Originally posted by Rutherford. Ken
>> Hi All:
>> I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug
>> 2001 to US
>> citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints
>> had work
>> permit and advance parole.
>> I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days
>> traveling on
>> advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were
>> asking me all
>> type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
>> convicted
>> ( Ifiled Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined
>> and was
>I might have some answers for you about immigration please contact me at
>[email protected] for details.
Why can't you just answer his question here, dumbass?
>From: immigrate [email protected]
>Date: 3/23/03 8:26 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id:
>Originally posted by Rutherford. Ken
>> Hi All:
>> I need some advice, I was on Student visa , got married in Aug
>> 2001 to US
>> citizen and filed I 485 in Sep 2001, I was called for Finger prints
>> had work
>> permit and advance parole.
>> I was coming back to us (I went to visit my parents for 20 days
>> traveling on
>> advance parole) I was given hard time at airport they were
>> asking me all
>> type of questions and the reason was that I was arrested and was
>> convicted
>> ( Ifiled Guilty plea) for writing an email to coworker. I was fined
>> and was
>I might have some answers for you about immigration please contact me at
>[email protected] for details.
Why can't you just answer his question here, dumbass?
