Confused about IL

[MOM1211]

I got our interview letter, and it says to bring the medical form and the affidavit of support. I don't have either of those, because we sent them in. I also don't have any police certificates as my conviction was as a youth and in Canada it's considered "erased" and I have gone as high as I can go and have been told, I do not have access to anything.

So what do I do?

[PraetorianXI]

You do not need to bring the things you already submitted, except for originals of copies you submitted (like birth certificate, passport, marriage certificate, etc).

[godisgoodtome]

get a letter from canada that says u are not a criminal, basicaly, any court house there will be able to do that for you, especially in toronto.

[MOM1211]

I called the court where it happened and their response is 'we don't do that" I also have to be in person to get the letter I've been told by all of them. I sent my fingerprints to Ottawa for a background check and once they finally called me back 2 months after I kept calling they claim they never got them.. which is the most frustrating thing!!! So I'm at a loss as to what I do. The conviction was as a minor and has been sealed and erased they tell me. The only other charge was "stayed" at age 19. It was uttering threats. The detective requested it be stayed as a quick fix, it's now off my record. I have the sheet that states "charge stayed a PC's request" but that's all they would give me. Do you think I have a chance of being denied due to a conviction as a youth? My marriage is real, we've built a family and my son is in a good school and calls my husband his "second dad", there is nothing about us that is not true and genuine. The only issue I have is the youth conviction and the stayed charge.

[Godislove]

I called the court where it happened and their response is 'we don't do that" I also have to be in person to get the letter I've been told by all of them. I sent my fingerprints to Ottawa for a background check and once they finally called me back 2 months after I kept calling they claim they never got them.. which is the most frustrating thing!!! So I'm at a loss as to what I do. The conviction was as a minor and has been sealed and erased they tell me. The only other charge was "stayed" at age 19. It was uttering threats. The detective requested it be stayed as a quick fix, it's now off my record. I have the sheet that states "charge stayed a PC's request" but that's all they would give me. Do you think I have a chance of being denied due to a conviction as a youth? My marriage is real, we've built a family and my son is in a good school and calls my husband his "second dad", there is nothing about us that is not true and genuine. The only issue I have is the youth conviction and the stayed charge.
I think you'll be fine.

[godisgoodtome]

yes you should be fine since it was in canada and its been a long long time... just tell them thast no record was found but be sure to disclose to them the details of the incident if they ask if you've ever been arrested.

[Triple Citizen]

Is this document yellow in colour? I remember my PCC for Canada during my K-1 stage was yellow in colour.

get a letter from canada that says u are not a criminal, basicaly, any court house there will be able to do that for you, especially in toronto.