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Old 03-06-2009, 05:43 AM
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Unhappy AOS interview with multiple convictions

Hi, my husband and I are about to have our interview next month, April 03, 2009. We've been together for almost 7 years now, but we've only been married for 4 months. We have joint bank account, credit cards, phones account, auto insurance, etc. Also, we have tons of photos to show if any case the immigrant officer wants to see pictures of us.

What concerns me is, my husband had 2 convictions in the past. The first one was 6 years ago with first offense DUI in 2003, and he finished the community service, took DUI program, appeared in court and everything. But we're still paying the fines every month. Now, as for his second conviction which was driving under suspended license back in 2004, he finished everything he was told to do like community service. And he's been off probation for 2-3 years now. Everything is cleared for both convictions except again, the only thing left is that we're still paying the fines for both every month. So with those 2 convictions in mind, is this going to be a problem for us? Will we get denied for AOS when we have our interview next month? What do you think will happen? What is there to expect?

Please help us in any way you can through experience, through what you heard or anything at all that will help us. We are very worried as get closer to our interview. Thank you.
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Old 03-06-2009, 09:09 AM
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Hi, my husband and I are about to have our interview next month, April 03, 2009. We've been together for almost 7 years now, but we've only been married for 4 months. We have joint bank account, credit cards, phones account, auto insurance, etc. Also, we have tons of photos to show if any case the immigrant officer wants to see pictures of us.

What concerns me is, my husband had 2 convictions in the past. The first one was 6 years ago with first offense DUI in 2003, and he finished the community service, took DUI program, appeared in court and everything. But we're still paying the fines every month. Now, as for his second conviction which was driving under suspended license back in 2004, he finished everything he was told to do like community service. And he's been off probation for 2-3 years now. Everything is cleared for both convictions except again, the only thing left is that we're still paying the fines for both every month. So with those 2 convictions in mind, is this going to be a problem for us? Will we get denied for AOS when we have our interview next month? What do you think will happen? What is there to expect?

Please help us in any way you can through experience, through what you heard or anything at all that will help us. We are very worried as get closer to our interview. Thank you.
As long as you provided details of the convictions truthfully on the 485 form, and have all supporting documents to show you have abided by the terms of the court ruling, you should be fine.

Consulting with an experienced immigration attorney is highly advisable.

Please fill your IV profile for better guidance from members.
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Old 03-06-2009, 09:51 AM
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As long as you provided details of the convictions truthfully on the 485 form, and have all supporting documents to show you have abided by the terms of the court ruling, you should be fine.

Consulting with an experienced immigration attorney is highly advisable.

Please fill your IV profile for better guidance from members.
hi sparky jones, its very nice of you to provide answers to OP's questions. But please insist that they fill up their profile first before they get your answers.
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