I am just now remembering a traffic incident....

[mayita]

:shock: I really have forgot all about this. A while back my fiance was involved in a minor fender bender, according to him, she pulled out in front of him. To make a medium sized story short, he got scared and left (big mistake, I know) but not before someone got his plates. Well, police report was made and sent to accident investigations. The investegators came to the house later, but we were not at home. I got a copy of the police report and she blamed him. Since he left, they took her word. Well the insurance company sent us like 3 or letters. After consulting an atty, I called the subrogation department and, of course they wanted him to pay up. They said otherwise, they would send the BMV a notice. Even though it was not his fault, he broke the law by leaving. They said if he pd half (which really wasnt much, like$450.00) no further action would be taken and they would go away. We paid and I have a letter stating that he fullfilled his debt. He never got a ticket or anything, but will the police report show up in the criminal background check? Or is that just convictions and tickets and such? SORRY SO LONG!!!

[gatita]

Mayita,

I'm sorry, but I don't know about this incident, but I just read your other post. USCIS wants proof of you having met in person within the last 2 years (24 months). They're not looking for proof of you two having met more than two years ago. They're also not looking for a relationship that has lasted for two years or longer. They only want proof of having met sometime within the past two years. Their thoughts are if it's been more than 2 years since you've seen each other in person, that realtionship is suspicious. So, you could use really recent things as proof of meeting. There are a ton of people who communicate long distance, meet one time, and then a week later apply for the fiance visa and are eventually approved. :)