Good luck
Gautam_t
Court Reporter Document:
This document is an additional one that might be handy. The clerk told me the
same, that court disposition document would be enough for INS. But
since the members in the forum told me to take it i requested this
document with the court reporter. For Court Disposition document you
would have got it at the clerk's office. But Court Reporters document
you have to talk to the person who documents the statement of what
happened in the court from the time your case started till the end.
So this person would be in the court-room. i mean listening and
documenting the statements while the hearing is going on. So i would
say go to the court-room and ask for the court reporters document. This
would take a few days and importantly get the phone number of the person
who is going to give you the document. The reason is whenever i tried
to meet that person he/she is in the courtroom documenting the
statements of other hearings that was going on.
I will give an example of how that document looks and how it differs
from the court disposition document.
Court Reporters Document
eg: The case is a DUI
judge: is abc your original name
yourself: yes
judge: What do you say for the charges framed on u..
yourself: i am guilty
judge: did you understand what is written in the document that you have signed
yourself: yes
judge: ok
judge: judge gives the ruling
yourself: thank you your honour.
Court Disposition Document will not have the statements made by
the judge or yourself. instead it will say this person is found guilty
and these are the following fines, etc..and if you have completed
everything it would have the notes that all fines paid,etc...and
authorized/signed.
Hope this is clear.
Police Record:
I can tell you how the police record document looks like. It was having
the information about your vehicle, your name,where you work,
and photos or i shoudl say drawings of field Sobriety tests with your
results on it and whether you were polite or argumenting.etc...and
also whether you had a blushed face..etc..Also it would have what
was the reason the officer stopped and how you responded and what
your BAC..etc.etc....
Hope this is clear.
IF you need some more information, follow the following links. I had
posted my DUI issue in the "Any topic" category too and few members
had responded to it.
from immigration.com
click on "Forums" link
Click on "Any Topic" link
Click "DUI problem and H1 Stamping" link
Patnams:
I think atleast in my case 45 days was definitely for their verification
or security related issue in regards to DUI.
atlantabraves:
I would suggest you to talk to an immigration lawyer or atleast try posting
it in different categories of the forums (eg: under "Any Topic") and see what the response is. One of the registered
member "JoeF" seems to know a lot of immigration related issues and
hopefully he/she might see your posting and reply to it.
Good luck to you all
