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When I was going through Law School I was "serving summons" after hours to make some extra money.I went to this one house where the father of the Defendant was particularly aggressive but my instructions were to drop the summons on anyone over the age of 16 at the address - as the matter related to a motor vehicle accident and the defendant's Driver's Licence was registered to that address...The Father was a really big and nasty man - and was very angry and refused to accept the document so - as directed - I dropped it as his feet.I went into the office the next day and swore an "Affidavit of Service" detailing exactly what he had said and what I had done and how I had served the document.Two days later I was arrested and charged with swearing a false affidavit.The "Father of the Defendant" was a "Superintendent of Police" and followed up on my document service and swore a complaint that it was false and that I had not left anything at his property.So what was looking like becoming my word - a baggy-assed law student/process server - against that of a Superintendent of Police, in Court - was looking pretty grim for me.Because this was a felony, there was a "Committal Hearing" in a lower Court - where the Police and the "Superintendent" gave their evidence. My lawyer suggested that there was no point in us trying to give any evidence and get the matter thrown out in this hearing, as it stood practically no chance given their evidence.So my day in the District Court soon came - in front of a 12-person Jury.Since the committal hearing - where the "Super" had sworn in evidence that I did not serve him with anything and that I DID NOT drop the document at his feet - as I swore that I had - the matter of the son's summons had come up in Court itself and the "Super" had attended... Telling that Court that he had no idea where his son was and that the summons had been illegally served and criminal actions were proceeding against the process server.To my day in Court - It had been four months since he swore that I had not left anything at all with him (sworn in both the committal hearing and sworn in evidence in another Court). He was very experienced in giving evidence and I could all but see a hangman's noose in front of me ... Just kidding - it was not a capital offence but I could have gone to jail for a few years.So my Barrister innocently asked him "Superintendent XXX how did you know to go to Court on your son's behalf on XXX Date?"Astonishingly he replied "It was printed on the summons that Mr. White threw at my feet!"WTF - that is EXACTLY what I had sworn (in my affidavit of service) to have done...There were a number of other less relevant conflicts in his evidence too - I guess once you start lying you soon trip over.The Judge was shaking his head as he summed up to the Jury by saying "Gone are the days that you can trust what a Policeman tells you is the truth and at best Superintendent XX is unreliable and at worst, it is HE that is the perjurer and liar - now please go out and consider the fate of Mr. White - whether you think he is guilty - or as I strongly suggest - that he is Not Guilty!"The jury must have had a cup of tea because 15 minutes later they were back with a Not Guilty verdict and I got a rare award of costs against the Police.Superintendent XX retired from the Police force the next day...

There is no fixed amount of money you must have access to, to be a successful DV winner and visa holder. The immigrant should show ownership of property and assets, a job offer in the US, or that the immigrant is already living legally in the United States with a job that pays a sufficient income, in order to overcome the public charge ground of inadmissibility. For example, you may submit:a job offer letter from a US employer, or pay stubs from existing employment in the US.copies of bank statements showing current balance, or preferably a bank statement showing annual deposits and withdrawals as well as current balance, and how the money will be transferred to the US.copies of land deeds or other evidence of real estate ownership, along with any mortgage statements showing the amount of remaining debtcopies of documents showing ownership of insurance policiesevidence of other income, such as from investments or royalties.Having a Sponsor Sign Form I-134 Affidavit of SupportIf the immigrants' sources of financial support are not sufficient on their own, one possibility is to find a US sponsor to fill out an Affidavit of Support on Form I-134, issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Back in the 90s, a cousin of my wife broke into my house and stole a guitar and a knife - of all the things he could have chosen, he picked two items which were either customized and/or easily identified, and both of which he had previously tried to talk me into selling to him. I have to give him one bit of credit in that he actually repaired the door he forced open, so it wasn't immediately apparent what happened. Then he earned his dumbass card by showing the things to a mutual acquaintance who told me exactly where they were.I filled a report with the local police, and the mutual friend signed an affidavit stating what he saw, where he saw it, and so on. The cousin was charged with felony theft, because the guitar was an expensive antique (around 700 dollars)and the knife was a custom piece I'd made for a customer with an agreed-upon price over 500 dollars, and at the time theft of property worth more than 1000 dollars was a felony. He got 2 years in state prison.Of course my in laws threw a fit, because “kin doesn't jail kin,” but I figured “kin doesn't steal from kin, either.” The wife threatened to divorce me over it, and I offered to help her pack. I was asked by several people what would have happened if I had caught him in the act, and my response was always “He would have had a nasty scar AND a criminal record. Unless he had the knife or other weapon in his hand, in which case I'd have shot him.” My thinking on the matter hasn't changed.I don't care who a person is, or who they're related to and how: Steal from me and get caught, go to jail, kin or not. Threaten me or my wife or kids, expect a bullet.