Immigration

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   Luis Guerra

   Fort Lauderdale Immigration Attorney

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   Answered May 04, 2012 19:30. Yes, any crimes in your lifetime.
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   Gen Kimura

   Houston Immigration Attorney

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   Answered May 04, 2012 19:33. I agree with my colleague. If you have some concerns, please hire an attorney, and have him/her review your case before you file a adjustment of status application.

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   Carolyn Choi

   Palo Alto Immigration Attorney

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   Answered May 04, 2012 19:38. I agree with my colleagues -- you need to provide information regarding any crimes committed in the U.S. or outside the U.S., even if it has been expunged from the record. You should meet with a qualified attorney who has expertise in immigration law to determine whether any criminal conviction on your record may be problematic for your immigration case.

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   Mary Madrid-CrostPro

   Chicago Immigration Attorney

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   Answered May 04, 2012 20:18. That means crime anywhere arund the world.

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   Elizabeth SurinPro

   Philadelphia Immigration Attorney

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   Answered May 06, 2012 10:34. Crime all over the world.

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