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Self Test - Aggravating Factors on a Waiver Case
q1 :
Have you ever been arrested, even if not convicted?
Yes
No
q2 :
Have you had more than three traffic tickets?
Yes
No
q3 :
Have you previously been petitioned for (on form I-130 or I-129F) by a different US citizen spouse or fiancé(e) or by a different
LPR
spouse, who is NOT your current petitioner?
Yes
No
q4 :
If your petitioner is your spouse or fiancé(e), did he/she gain permanent residence in the US through a former US citizen or LPR spouse?
Yes
No
q5 :
Is your petitioner originally from the same country that you are from?
Yes
No
q6 :
If your petitioner is your spouse or fiancé(e), have you spent less than ten weeks total in each others' physical presence in the past five years?
Yes
No
q7 :
Have you committed fraud in an attempt to gain a visa, entry into the US, or any other immigration benefit?
Yes
No
q8 :
Did your petitioner participate in the actions that make you inadmissible? e.g. Helped you commit fraud? Asked you to come to the US unlawfully? Told you to overstay your visa? Was charged as a co-conspirator on the crime for which you were convicted? Etc.
Yes
No
q9 :
Have you applied for and been denied asylum either because you failed to attend and asylum interview or hearing or because an asylum officer or immigration judge found you to be "not credible"?
Yes
No
q10 :
Have you failed to comply with a Voluntary Departure order or an order for Removal/Deportation?
Yes
No
q11 :
Have you illegally obtained federal student loans by misrepresenting your immigration status?
Yes
No
q12 :
Have you ever been sued in civil court in the US and lost?
Yes
No
q13 :
Has a former spouse or girlfriend/boyfriend ever applied for a Restraining Order against you in the US?
Yes
No
q14 :
Are you in arrears on any child support order or agreement?
Yes
No
q15 :
Has the IRS taken out a
tax lien
against you?
Yes
No