I am a US citizen with a felony record, and want to file an I-130 for my spouse. Would my record affect the outcome?
The I-130 petition does not inquire about your criminal record and the issue is not relevant for the adjudication.
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The I-130 petition does not inquire about your criminal record and the issue is not relevant for the adjudication.
I agree with Attorney Shagin.
One copy if fine for I-485 application
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