What does it mean by “criminal record” that USCIS is asking me to submit?
I received an RFE from USCIS. They’re asking me to submit my past criminal record.
I’d like to know what exactly is meant by the criminal record USCIS wants submitted.
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It’s called a Disposition. It’s a good idea to obtain this in advance, before submitting documents to USCIS. Generally, an immigration attorney will ask about your record and prepare to have it ready to submit in advance.