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aptaton

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With a not-fault record and not knowing this rule until this month, I marked no on several forms. Honestly I was not aware of such a special immigration rule at all.

I am checking with a few lawyers now, although that is not the purpose of my posting here. Could expert or experienced provide help and remedy please. In addition, will a hit on one form automatically cause other forms denied without any warning. That be a disaster.
 
You can always withdraw your applications and resubmit with corrected information. It might mean spending money twice, but that's preferable to a lifetime bar. Talk to a lawyer about that.
 
I shall if I can. But some of the forms already approved. Some are in the middle of processing.

Thought if I make changes now, trouble could be even bigger so that all previous approval be denied and deported. IO do not care different cases, they treat cases as machine. Is there a possible way better ?
 
You only need to withdraw applications where criminal history is asked, like I-485 and DS-160. Other forms (like I-140) don't ask it. If the approved ones include that question, then I don't know if there's anything you can do at this moment. Just to prepare yourself, you might want to check your own FBI record (if there is any), because it's what the CBP uses. If there's no FBI record, maybe things will turn out fine.
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ba...g-an-identification-record-request-to-the-fbi
 
Surprised that web site uses paper FP card for checking a record. Thank you Hexa.

How soon from the time of having trouble to the case forwarded to FBI and FP appearing in FBI's database ? Record of what kinds or what levels are sent to FBI archive, or all cases ?

How about name check or other method ?

I am going to do nothing until getting out of shadow.
 
Or, can I submit a new application first, and then withdraw the previous application which has that very innocent "mistake". In any case, is there a possible withdraw deadline ?

Another way, may I amend the submitted application with a letter stating that "mistake" and asking for a correction, hoping they will accept my good action ?

Thank you very much and I will keep preying for the best.
 
I'm not familiar with the details for withdrawing applications, I only know that it can be done as long as it hasn't been approved. I guess you can say that approval is the deadline.
 
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