What if my fiancé.....

[Scallywag68]

I am a danish citizen currently living in Denmark, Europe and I am engaged to my daughters father, who is a US citizen and currently living in Indiana.

After being together for 7 years and having a mutual child, we have now decided to get married.
Unfortunately my fiancé has a criminal record. He has been convicted for domestic violence (false accusation by his ex girlfriend), drug possetion and violation of probation.
However, my fiancé is now rehabilitated and lives a regular life having a job, apartement etc.

My question in this matter is:
When filing for a nonimmigrant visa, how much would my fiancé´s criminal record effect our decision to get married and for me to come and live in the United States?

[annjd]

That is not going to prevent you from coming and marrying if that is what you are asking.

[Scallywag68]

Thank you so very much for your reply.

I was asking because I got a little confused when I looked at the form: I-129F Petition for Alien Fiancé(e). On the last page of the form are several questions about existing criminal records which my fiancé would have to answer.
I know that I can come to the US and marry him at any time, but that doesn´t automatically give me the permit to live with him in the US. Can I be denied the visa to enter and live in the US, because of his criminal records?
I suppose it must be of some importance if they are asking these questions.

Normally no--that will not stop you.