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Do I need police and court records if I have no history with police?
I have never been arrested, detained, charged or anything of that sort. I have had no run-ins with police. Do I still need to submit some sort of clearance certificate that I have no records?
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F2A, Spouse of LPR. Center NBC. FO Seattle
1/19/20 I-130 filed online
8/10 I-485,I-131,I-765 sent
9/05 Got I-797 receipts
9/14 Got RFIE for lack of I-864
9/22 Sent response
10/9 Got I-693 Deficiency Notice
11/13 Got RFE for lack of I-944
11/20 Sent I-944
7/13/21 Got biometric notice
8/9 Biometric day
8/13 Ready to be scheduled for interview
3/1/22 I-130 approved
3/1 Got RFE for medicals
3/7 Sent RFE
3/14 Got EAD
4/9 Got green card -
Per the guidelines of USCIS, unless I’m mistaken, you should only submit police records if you’ve been arrested and/or had an encounter with the law of such nature. So unless applicable, I don’t think you should provide any police records - I’m not a lawyer, this is just my 5 cents.Mar/25 => Application sent to Chicago lockbox
22 <= 4 I-797Cs received by mail
57 <= Courtesy letter for I-693 received
129 <= Bio appointment for Aug/13
159 <= Interview scheduled for Oct/6
165 <= New card being produced
169 <= I765&I131 approved
196 <= New card being produced
197 <= Card mailed
Oct/10 = 2yr GC in hand
Aug/18 = I-751 applied
Aug/15 = I-751 approved
Aug/18 = 10yr GC in hand
Oct/20 = N400 Interview and Oath ceremony -
Thanks, that makes sense. To be honest, USCIS instructions are pretty clear. I just hope they would add one more line at the bottom, something like "If none of the above cases apply to you, you don't need to submit this".
Thanks for your comment!F2A, Spouse of LPR. Center NBC. FO Seattle
1/19/20 I-130 filed online
8/10 I-485,I-131,I-765 sent
9/05 Got I-797 receipts
9/14 Got RFIE for lack of I-864
9/22 Sent response
10/9 Got I-693 Deficiency Notice
11/13 Got RFE for lack of I-944
11/20 Sent I-944
7/13/21 Got biometric notice
8/9 Biometric day
8/13 Ready to be scheduled for interview
3/1/22 I-130 approved
3/1 Got RFE for medicals
3/7 Sent RFE
3/14 Got EAD
4/9 Got green cardComment
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You’re welcome.
All the BEST!Mar/25 => Application sent to Chicago lockbox
22 <= 4 I-797Cs received by mail
57 <= Courtesy letter for I-693 received
129 <= Bio appointment for Aug/13
159 <= Interview scheduled for Oct/6
165 <= New card being produced
169 <= I765&I131 approved
196 <= New card being produced
197 <= Card mailed
Oct/10 = 2yr GC in hand
Aug/18 = I-751 applied
Aug/15 = I-751 approved
Aug/18 = 10yr GC in hand
Oct/20 = N400 Interview and Oath ceremonyComment
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I-485, question #25, I was pulled over by the police and was given a citation for speeding. I included the ticket and proof that was paid and explanation of what happened. Question #25 is very clear, don't lie about anything. Good luck!Originally posted by sandeep.iiit View PostComment
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In all likelihood, you will have problems related to not reporting these kind of infractions if they were criminal or something serious. Minor things like speeding tickets should not cause a problem. For what it’s worth, I have had a speeding ticket for which I did traffic school, but it was not mentioned on my citizenship application, and that did not cause a problem with my naturalization. Hope this helps.USC filed AOS for parents on B2. I am not a lawyer.
Timeline
2020
7/21 <— 2 sets of I-130/485/944/864/131/765/693 reached Chicago Lockbox
8/4 <— Checks cashed
8/5 <— I-797 SMS
8/24 <— Biometrics completed
10/19 <— I-485 ("New Card Is Being Produced")
10/20 <— I-130 and I-485 ("Case Was Approved")
10/22 <— I-130 and I-485 Approval notices received
10/28 <— Green card#1 received
11/07 <— Green card#2 receivedComment
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