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Here is my story.
I've lived in the U.S. for 3 years. I overstayed my non-immigrant visa. Then I left the country and now I'm appling for the fiancee visa.
I've had my interview already. I acknowledged my overstay and applied for I-601 Waiver.
But during the time I lived in the U.S. I wrote 2 checks that bounced. It happened wright before my departure, and, therefore, I didn't take care of this issue.
The checks were under $100, one to the major department store and another one to some small boutique. Account was active.
Theoretically speaking, they can prosecute me for these checks. But it has been over a year since then and as far as I know there were no certified letters from these companies coming to my house in the U.S. and nobody came to supinate me or look for me.
My question is what are the chances that this "sin" is going to come up during the waiver process? And what are the chances that district attorney have something on me, although they did not come to supinate me?
Do the Immigration suppose to do the county check on me? And if they do does it take place during the I-129 fiancee petotion process or during the I-601 process? When you apply for I-129 you suppose to list all the countries you resided in for more that 6 months. I did list the U.S. And since the U.S. is on the exception list of the countries from there the police report is not required, how do they check if you have been involved in anything criminal during the time you have been living in the U.S.? I think this last question will be interesting for a lot of us.
Thank you for any comments&suggestions.
I've lived in the U.S. for 3 years. I overstayed my non-immigrant visa. Then I left the country and now I'm appling for the fiancee visa.
I've had my interview already. I acknowledged my overstay and applied for I-601 Waiver.
But during the time I lived in the U.S. I wrote 2 checks that bounced. It happened wright before my departure, and, therefore, I didn't take care of this issue.
The checks were under $100, one to the major department store and another one to some small boutique. Account was active.
Theoretically speaking, they can prosecute me for these checks. But it has been over a year since then and as far as I know there were no certified letters from these companies coming to my house in the U.S. and nobody came to supinate me or look for me.
My question is what are the chances that this "sin" is going to come up during the waiver process? And what are the chances that district attorney have something on me, although they did not come to supinate me?
Do the Immigration suppose to do the county check on me? And if they do does it take place during the I-129 fiancee petotion process or during the I-601 process? When you apply for I-129 you suppose to list all the countries you resided in for more that 6 months. I did list the U.S. And since the U.S. is on the exception list of the countries from there the police report is not required, how do they check if you have been involved in anything criminal during the time you have been living in the U.S.? I think this last question will be interesting for a lot of us.
Thank you for any comments&suggestions.
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