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Well, I have his court documents in front of me, but the maximun possible sentence charges are not listed. He received 3 Class B felonies for Cannabis. one for allowing people to smoke it on his premises, one for pos of 0.6 grammes of Cannabis, one for acutually being caught smoking it. He also...

I just checked, it is inadmissable, does that mean he can still apply for a waiver, if so, how do you do it.. also, how do you contact the Embassy?

He has 4 drug felonies between 8 and 11 years ago. He spent no time in jail and did community service. In Wales his convictions do not exist anymore, they drop off after 5 years. It is the U.S. that is holding them against him. We just don't know what we can do.

What is GC? and.. how do we know if he can apply for a waiver? And.. if not, what then? Sorry, I am new to this, never had to deal with it before.

My fiance was denied a K-1 Visa on December 19th because of prior drug convictions. He said they told him he can not apply again and he had to sign something saying he wouldnt. Is there anything we can do now? Is there anything I can do? Can I go to the UK (Wales) and marry him? Will he be able...

I have a similar problem. My fiance had an appointment with the U.S. Embassy in London (he is from Wales), but he was denied because of prior drug convictions from eight years ago. I wonder if I can go to Wales and marry him? Do you know?

I don't think it is your fiance that has to be your sponsor. My Pastor has sponsored my fiance.

Hi, I need some advice on what to do. I have encountered a problem with the U.S. Embassy in London. You see, I met a man through my church last summer and we bonded for the three months he was here and we fell in love. He asked me to marry him before he left and I gladly accepted. He went back...

I need legal advice!!! Please Help!!! I have encountered with the U.S. Embassy in London. You see, I met a man through my church last summer and we bonded for the three months he was here and we fell in love. He asked me to marry him before he left and I gladly accepted. He went back home to...