Speeding/reckless driving impact on immigration

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered February 06, 2012 14:24. Probably not because this not considered a crime of moral turpitude.

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   Luis Guerra

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   Answered February 06, 2012 14:19. Not likely but best to have your record reviewed by an experienced immigration attorney.
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   Mariana Hanna

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   Answered February 06, 2012 14:32. No it probably won't. You should get the certified criminal records though and have them handy in case CIS sends you an RFE [request for evidence] asking that you submit criminal records. Remember that CIS requires that the records be certified. They may not ask for anything at all but it's better to be on the safe side since this case appears to be old and the records may not be readily available.

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   Mordechai BookPro

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   Answered February 06, 2012 14:37. All good and correct answers (that it's likely not dangerous), BUT I stand with Attorney Guerra. Don't assume anything in this environment, and it makes sense to discuss with an experienced immigration attorney, because ICE is very unpredictable nowadays and it's best to be one step ahead.
   
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