I am going file an I130. I am a us citizen, does my criminal past affect this?
If your conviction is not related to sexual abuse of a minor, then it should not affect your ability to file I-130.
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If your conviction is not related to sexual abuse of a minor, then it should not affect your ability to file I-130.
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