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You can be a convicted felon and still be able to file. It's your fiance's criminal record that matters, not yours. As long as she's clean, you're good to go.

No matter if you have a criminal record or misdemeanor domestic violence you can apply for fiance visa. Just contact an attorney and know the basic steps and how to apply for it with a criminal record. For more info have a look at

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You can apply.

You will have to provide arrest and court records, and apply for a waiver against being excluded for your domestic violence conviction.

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Yes, you can. You'll have to provide your criminal record to USCIS who will pass it to the embassy interviewing your fiancee. Your fiancee will be fully notified of your record by the embassy.

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