Should I answer "No" to "Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime?" on DS-160 form?
Instead of answering ("no") on the technicalities, I'd answer "yes," disclose the criminal case, and explain what happened.
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Instead of answering ("no") on the technicalities, I'd answer "yes," disclose the criminal case, and explain what happened.
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